Club History
11 Aug 2009

Formed in 1995 Staines Town Juniors has gone on to become one of the largest junior football clubs in the area.

We are run exclusively by volunteer parents and other people willing to give up there own time to coach boys and girls of all ages and abilities within the club.

The majority of our managers and coaches have attended FA level 1 coaching courses. All are familiar with basic first aid and have been vetted by the police child protection officers to ensure your child is free to play sport in a safe environment.

We currently run football teams for boys and girls aged 6 to 10 and for boys up to the age of 18 and our close association with our parent club Staines town gives older boys the opportunity to progress to the Staines academy team and for girls there is the recently formed Staines town ladies team.

From our modest beginnings we now run 17 junior football teams which gives the opportunity for 200 + children to play regular competitive football and receive quality coaching in a secure environment.

In conjunction with Staines Town FC we also organise numerous social events both for children and parents alike and have ready made facilities for such events at our new home ground at Staines & Laleham Cricket and Hockey club in Worple Road, Staines or at The Thames Club which is situated at the main clubs home ground in Wheatsheaf Lane, Staines.

Our new home ground will have 3 x full size and 2 mini soccer pitches and during the winter months will double up to provide a floodlit astro turf training area for all teams to use.

In 2006 we were awarded the prestigious charter standard by the FA in recognition of our commitment to the development of children of all abilities within a safe secure environment.

Each year we run a 2 day football tournament at Imber court sports ground which has gone on to become one of the most popular tournaments in the Surrey area.

We shall continue to offer opportunities for children to play football in the future and encourage our players and parents to remember that it is important whether we win or lose that the most important things are the enjoyment and good sportsmanship of all.