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FA Charter Standard Courses are provided by Cornwall FA, the West Cornwall Football Centre at Cornwall College Camborne, Dragon Leisure Centre, Bodmin and Soccer Stars Academy. Please see the links on the right . 

The Plymouth Argyle Captain Romain Larrieu's Testimonial match is on 20th July. Please see the flyer on the right for details.

The FA Tesco Skills Programme.

• Launched in July 2007 The FA Skills Programme is a 3 year nationwide programme co-coordinated by The FA and funded by Tesco and the National Sports Foundation.
• It aims to give top quality skills coaching to one million 5-11 year olds by July 2010.
• The programme adopts a revolutionary approach to youth coaching that is child-centred; focusing on both football skills and children’s learning needs.
• 66 full time FA professional coaches have been recruited for the scheme. These coaches have all gone through a special FA devised Level 3 coaching course at Keele University. They are the best trained coaches for children in this age group anywhere in this country.

Visit the Skills website for videos, tips and advice featuring England’s Frank Lampard & Kelly Smith. 

St Agnes AFC

Veterans Charity Football Tournament
Sunday 10th July 2011 10.30am KO Enys Parc St Agnes 6 aside
Entry £20 per team

3rd Ladies Charity Football Tournament
Sunday 17th July 2011 10.30am KO Enys Parc St Agnes 7 Aside
Entry £20 per team

Enquiries / Entry please contact Mandy Kimmins 07974 370666 Email: bolsterpaper@gmail.com
Forms downloadable from club Website www.stagnes-saints.co.uk


Change4Life

Cornwall FA is supporting the national Change4Life programme which aims to get everyone eating well and being more active.

Change4Life say that 9 out of 10 children today could grow up with dangerous amounts of fat in their bodies. This can cause life-threatening diseases like cancer, type 2 diabetes and heart disease.

For adults, the time we reach middle age, the majority of us could do with losing at least a bit of weight. Being overweight isn’t just about the way we look. It can lead to more aches and pains, problems sleeping, a loss of energy and confidence. It also increases our chances of getting heart disease, type 2 diabetes and some cancers.

But it doesn’t have to be this way. See the Change4Life link on the right for what you can do to eat well, exercise and make the difference.