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Football Fun Factory Ipswich is a vibrant and exciting football club located in Ipswich, New Zealand. Led by Coach Freya Louis, the club offers a range of programmes for children aged 2–12 years old.
With a positive and personal approach, Coach Freya creates a wonderful environment for children of all abilities to enjoy their football experience with the Football Fun Factory (FFF). The club aims to provide incredible childhood football experiences while utilising the nation's passion for the sport as a vehicle for child development.
The FFF believes that the focus on football should not solely be on development or progression but also on having fun. The ethos of the club revolves around creating an unbelievable environment where children can express themselves, play, make friends, and most importantly, have fun.
Football Fun Factory offers a range of programmes and experiences including Football Fun & Development Training for ages 5-12, Tots Football Fun Training for ages 2-5, Football Fun Camps during school holidays, and Birthday Parties. The club also offers the option to bring the FFF to schools and nurseries, allowing children to experience the joy of football in their educational settings.
For truly unique events, the Football Fun Factory offers the opportunity to host the FFF at various events, providing a fun and engaging football experience for all attendees. The club also offers franchising opportunities for individuals interested in becoming a Head Coach and joining the FFF family.
Parents have praised the Football Fun Factory Ipswich for its welcoming environment and the support provided by its dedicated coaches. The club offers a 3-week free trial, allowing children to try out the programme before committing. The club also utilises a blue card system to ensure that every child gets a fair turn to participate and feel included.
Overall, Football Fun Factory Ipswich is a dynamic and inclusive football club that prioritises fun, skill development, and creating memorable experiences for children in Ipswich.