Soham Business Centre, 107 Clay St, Soham, ELY CB7 5HL, UK
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The available information suggests Ferdinand Collective CWS may suit participants looking to develop physical abilities while enjoying a structured and welcoming atmosphere. The club may appeal to those who benefit from energetic activities and cooperative play guided by qualified coaches.
The club keeps children physically active through structured sessions while emphasising cooperative play and teamwork in inclusive environments.
Feedback highlights how regular club activities and positive, encouraging coach interactions actively boost participants' self-assurance.
Qualified coaches deliver supportive instruction through structured progression routes, including movement foundations and technical mastery pathways.
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Ferdinand Collective CWS is an after-school club located in ELY within the East Cambridgeshire District Council area at Soham Business Centre, 107 Clay St, Soham, ELY CB7 5HL, UK. The club operates from the published postcode CB7 5HL. According to published Google records, the provider holds a rating of 5.0 out of 5 from 10 published Google reviews.
Published opening hours state that the club runs from 5:00 to 8:00 PM on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, from 5:30 to 8:00 PM on Tuesdays, and is closed on Saturdays and Sundays. The official website is published at https://cws.ferdinandcollective.com/. Activities focus on technical mastery, movement foundations for early learners, and gender-specific elite pathways directed by Collective Ambassador Anton Ferdinand.
Sessions are organised by age and development stage, ranging from early learners aged two to five in Sparks groups, to juniors in school years three to six, and seniors in years seven to ten. Provider-published pricing starts at £28 per month for standard hubs and £32 per month for hubs plus elite tiers. Families are supported through an automatic fifty percent discount for siblings who enrol in the programme, alongside available subsidised access places.
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Check my child's compatibilityThe provider notes that initial payments include a Reebok FC training top. According to published operational details, coaches are FA qualified and DBS checked, with credentials ranging from FA Level 1 up to UEFA A. Parent-review themes and provider statements consistently highlight that the club provides a structured, safe, and inclusive environment that actively boosts participants' self-assurance.
Review feedback also indicates that coaches are kind, understanding of diverse abilities, and attentive to individual needs. The programme is designed to foster social confidence, teamwork, and physical fitness while keeping children actively engaged throughout the sessions. Contact and enrolment routes are available directly through the published online website and enquiry system.
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