Welcome to OUR new website!
In preparation for the start of the 2018-19 season we are proud to have upgraded to a brand new website. As you will have seen, the new site has been modernised for easier use and now you are only one or two clicks away from all the ESFA information you need, from National CompetitionsĀ toĀ ESFA Internationals,Ā the latest News and everything in between. We hope you’ll enjoy exploring our content and we would like to welcome you home, to the new home of Schools’ Football.
Capturing the early round antics together
The aim for the 2018-19 season is for all primary and secondary schools, colleges, district and county associations involved with our competitions to take away a more personal experience. One way of doing this is to create a space for sharing all your preparations, your match details and your celebrations to,Ā ultimately,Ā tell your story. The new website is the perfect platform for the job and thatās why it’s not just āthe ESFAās new websiteā it’s OUR new website!
Working together, we want to help make the most of every single match and create lasting memories and experiences for everyone involved. Initially, we would love to read and see how your team prepares for upcoming matches, details of the match events and of course, how your team celebrates. Send us your story in any format (written report, pictures and/or videos) toĀ rob.trotter@schoolsfa.com and weāll publish your story from start to finish across our website and the ESFA social media channels, putting your team, your players and your staff in the spotlight!
Why not get your whole school, college and or association involved to generate a real buzz for your team this season; we have some examples of how you could do this, below:
- Aspiring writers/journalists from English classes can help with writing the match report and have their work published and credited across ourĀ website and social media accounts.Ā
Like this:
MATCH REPORT | Read our report from tonight's U18 #England Schoolboys v @faischools at @LutonTown in the #CentenaryShield here ššš¼https://t.co/ruo2x0m2ae pic.twitter.com/dlOkjncG92
— English Schools' FA (@SchoolsFootball) March 16, 2018
- Aspiring media/photographers from media/art classes can capture match images and team videos, banners, celebrations, training preparations, goals, skills, team skills challenges and interviews with players and again this will be published credited across our website and social media accounts.
Something like this:
Ā (Source: PlayStation Schools’ Cup YouTube Channel)Ā
- Aspiring musicians from music classes might create a song to get behind the team and more.Ā
A little like this:
Feel free to get creative, get your student body behind the team and show your pupils’ talents on and off the pitch!
You can email your match reports, pictures, video and anything else you think helps to tell your story to rob.trotter@schoolsfa.com
We are also working on a few other projects so stay tuned here for more details on them!
By ESFA Rob

The National Governing Body for Schools’ Football in England.