Frame Football

In partnership with Beacon Hill Football Club

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A group of young players wearing green and black football kits proudly stand together on a football pitch, many using walking frames, with medals around their necks..

A young boy using a red walking frame gives a high five to another boy with glasses who is also using a walking frame. A coach stands beside them holding a football, smiling and encouraging the interaction on the sports hall floor.

A group of young players wearing green and black football kits proudly celebrate together on stage, many using walking frames or wheelchairs. They raise their arms in victory with medals and trophies on the table behind them, and a large club banner

A young girl using a purple walker dribbles a yellow football towards a small pop-up net in a sports hall, while a coach in a black kit watches and encourages her.

A young girl wearing a green football shirt and purple walking frame stands inside a small pop-up goal on a sports hall floor. A yellow football rests in front of her feet as she focuses on playing, with the word "Precision" printed across the net o

Children wearing green football shirts with numbers on the back, each using walkers, move across the sports hall floor with footballs. A coach walks alongside, supervising the session.

A smiling boy in a green football shirt proudly flexes his arm while standing with a blue walker on the indoor court.

Two children, one wearing a green number 10 shirt and one in a blue number 20 shirt, both using walkers, look forward as they get ready to play football in the sports hall.

A young boy in a green football shirt with a red walker stands in front of a goal net, smiling proudly and raising his arm in celebration.

A group of children in green football shirts, all using walkers or wheelchairs, move around the sports hall playing football. A coach watches from the side.

A group of children in green football shirts and one in blue gather around a coach holding a small trophy, listening to him while standing in a semi-circle on the court.

A young boy wearing a light blue football shirt and using a red walker raises both arms in celebration on the indoor court after scoring a goal.

A group of children in green football shirts stand proudly with their coach, all smiling and holding trophies. Some use walkers for support, and the coach holds up a large cup in the middle.

A young boy in glasses beams with excitement as he holds a golden trophy high above his head. He is using an orange walker for support and is wearing a Barcelona football shirt. The scene takes place in a brightly lit indoor sports hall with a green

Who is it for?

Frame football is most appropriate for 5-16 year olds with Cerebral Palsy and other ambulant physical disabilities. Both boys and girls are welcome!

We have two groups:

One for frame-users
We have a second group for non-frame users with mild ambulant physical disabilities.

What to expect

Our Frame Football, in partnership with Beacon Hill Flames Football Club, runs every second Saturday afternoon during term time - alternating with wheelchair multi-sports and Boccia.

Our friendly Beacon Hill Football Club coaches engage the children with skills practice and give them plenty of opportunity to enjoy playing matches.

At the end of each session a player of the week is announced.

Dates & times: Fortnightly Saturdays during term time from 15:00-16:30.

Venue: The Edge Leisure Centre, Woolmer Hill Road, Haslemere, GU271QB (Full venue details)

Coaches: Alex, Neil, Dan, Richard, Manual, Angela

Cost: Free

What do I need? Comfortable clothing and water to drink. All football equipment is provided. We have a couple of game frames available if children wanted to try them

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We are grateful to Sport England & Waverley Borough Council for supporting our Frame Football.

“Max talks about his football sessions every day and counts down to the next one. It’s so lovely to hear him chatting away excitedly with his brothers about his experiences at Flames and joining in when they talk about all things football.”

- f⁶it parent -

A boy wearing glasses and a light pink Inter Miami football kit sits proudly on a blue walker in a sports hall. He makes a playful pose, pointing both fingers upwards while pursing his lips, with red and blue chairs and footballs.

“There are so few activities geared up for frame users, this is a really important part of our week”