At Kingston Town Football Club, we believe every child deserves the chance to grow, belong, and thrive through football — no matter their starting point.

We’re a community-rooted grassroots club where football is more than just the game — it’s about developing character, friendships, and confidence.

We’re proud to be a development-focused club where children of all abilities are given the support, coaching, and care they need to reach their potential — on and off the pitch.

What sets us apart from bigger clubs is that we prioritise people over prestige. Your child won’t get lost in the shuffle. With one team per age group, we build tight-knit squads where children form strong bonds, play with purpose, and feel part of something special.

Small Club, Big Heart
We don’t have 5 teams per age group — and that’s our strength. With a family feel, supportive culture, and long-term development mindset, KTFC is the right place for children who want more than just football — they want connection, growth, and belonging.

Whether your child is just starting or looking to take their game to the next level, they’ll find a home at Kingston Town FC.

Come to a Session!
We’re holding open trials throughout June — the perfect chance for your child to experience KTFC.

✅ Meet our coaches
✅ Join a fun, friendly training session
✅ Find out if KTFC is the right fit

All abilities welcome.

Register your interest today!

More about the logistics....

When and where are training sessions?
Kingston Town uses multiple sites including The German School, Hawker, Tiffin and
Stanley Primary School. Please speak to team manager for details.

When are games played?
Kingston Town is a member of the Surrey Youth League, and all games are played on
Sunday mornings, between 10am and 2pm.

Where are games played?
Home games are at the The Grist, the home of Old Tiffonians, near Hampton Court. Away
games can be anywhere in Surrey, but most games are within 30 minutes car journey.
Parents will be expected to transport their child to games.

Who does the coaching?
Coaching is done by qualified coaches depending on needs of the team. Please speak to team manager for more details.

Who runs the club?
The club is run by parent volunteers and each team is managed by a parent volunteer, whose
responsibility is to contact the opposition to arrange fixtures and be a contact point
between the coach, parents and the club.

Parent volunteers and involvement
As a grassroots volunteer club, parents are a critical part of the community, helping with trainings and on match day.