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Laurus Ryecroft and Manchester City kick-off football school programme

Manchester Evening News

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March 14, 2025

THE PIONEERING ACADEMIC FOOTBALL PATHWAY, OPEN TO BOTH BOYS AND GIRLS, WILL LAUNCH IN SEPTEMBER 2025 FOR CURRENT YEAR 11 STUDENTS

Laurus Ryecroft and Manchester City kick-off football school programme

OFSTED Outstanding Laurus Ryecroft and Manchester City have teamed up to launch an exciting new football school, offering top-tier coaching and academic excellence for sixth-form students.

The unique Academic Football Pathway programme gives students the best of both worlds - continuing their education while training like a pro.

With expert coaching from Manchester City, regular training sessions, competitive matches, and performance analysis, students will sharpen their skills both on and off the pitch.

Strength and conditioning sessions, fitness testing, and sports science support will help them stay match-fit, while game analysis will boost their tactical understanding.

Students will also have access to cutting-edge performance-tracking technology, allowing them to monitor their progress and fine-tune their game.

Sessions will cover everything from technical drills and tactical awareness to mindset training, ensuring players are prepared for every challenge on the pitch.

image'THRILLING INITIATIVE'

Andrew Law, Sponsor of The Laurus Trust, said: “As a passionate and lifelong Manchester City supporter, I'm delighted to champion this thrilling initiative.

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