Kellogg's Football Camps delivered by Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT) have got off to a fantastic start during the six-week summer break, with hundreds of young people taking part across sessions in south-east London and Kent.
Those participating in courses at the club’s Training Ground have already enjoyed special visits from Addicks men's first-team goalkeepers Thomas Kaminski and Tiernan Brooks, as well as Charlton Women captain Kiera Skeels.
The trio took part in Q&A sessions with aspiring young footballers, with Kaminski and Brooks discussing preparations for the Addicks' upcoming Championship campaign, while Skeels reflected on last season's promotion-winning WSL2 season and looked ahead to the club’s first season back in the women’s top flight since 2008. They also signed shirts and boots before posing for photos with participants.
Football Holiday Courses for young people aged 4 to 15 are taking place at Sparrows Lane in New Eltham, Sporting Club Thamesmead, Bexley Park in Dartford and John Wallis Academy in Ashford. Each venue offers high-quality pitches and excellent facilities, with all sessions delivered by CACT’s FA-qualified coaches.
Alongside the standard Football Holiday Courses, specialist goalkeeper and advanced sessions are also taking place at the Training Ground in New Eltham, giving aspiring players the opportunity to develop their game alongside others competing at a similar level.
There is still time to book onto Kellogg's Football Camps delivered by CACT, with places available throughout the remainder of the six-week summer break at all four venues.