Testimonials
Testimonials
13 AUGUST 2010
One parents wrote,
Dear Coach Mark and Coach Paul,
My son, Brendan, started at Soccer Time Kids just 4 weeks ago (and was sick for his 2nd session) After the 2nd class he came home and pulled out 2 of his cars and started to play with them. I did not take much notice at first to his play talk until I heard a repeated "Coach Mark and Coach Paul". After asking him what he was doing he pointed out that the white police car was coach Paul and the red coach Mark.They were getting up to lots of mischief! For the next 2 hours or so coach Mark and coach Paul explored the whole house, got lost under the bed, fell down the back of the couch and had great adventures.2 weeks later they still come out for a play and make sure all the other cars are behaving themselves, all lined up ready to play football!!!
Attached are some of the pics I took while he was playing with coach Mark and Paul.
Thank you both for the great sessions. Brendan has a great time (and so do I ;-)
Regards
Nicole

5 AUGUST 2010
Another parents wrote,
Dear Bill
My two son's have been attending Essendon, Soccer Time Kids since December 2009. Not only have they both learnt terrific soccer skills but more importantly how to interact, feel confident and have 'fun' in a group setting; fundamental in the preparation for school life. I cannot speak more highly of both Coach Michael and Daniel. Both have a natural ability to bring out the best in each child who attends; from the shy to the super active. I continue to be amazed how the children are so fully engage each week with high energy games, jokes and educational experiences (often managing to include the eager siblings sitting on the sidelines!). It is not only the kids smiling and laughing but also the parents (some who take time out from work to attend) and flow of accompanying grand-parents. It really is a testament to the coaches and the dynamic program being provided. Well done to you and your team!
Kind regards
Kelly Maltman
Essendon.
15 JUNE 2010
Another parents wrote,
To whom it may concern,
My daughter Isabella Baxter has been attending Mondays in Essendon for two terms now and is absolutely loving it. Especially as she is the only girl in the class. We are moving to Point Cook in four weeks and after deciding she will do term 3 we have paid our fees on Monday. I just wanted to let you know that we are so very happy with Michael as her coach and the beautiful way in which he treats the kids. He is an absolute asset to your company and you should be proud to have him on your team. Every week he is gentle, patient and always smiling and the kids just love him. As a mother I watch my child's eyes light up when we walk in and know she is in capable hands and working in a busy practice, I know that having someone of this nature in your team is an great thing. Well done for hiring him. I cannot recommend him enough and we look forward to commencing in Williamstown in term 3. Thank you. Kind regards,
Marsha Maver-Baxter
3rd JULY 2009
Another parents wrote,
Hi Soccer Time Kids
I would just like to say how fantastic your soccer program is. My son loves it! Every night before he goes to bed he asks ''is it time for Soccer Time Kids tomorrow?''. Damian and Cameron are wonderful, they are always full of energy, friendly and make it lots of fun!
Thank you Kindly
Christine Delogu
3rd MAY 2009
Another parents wrote,
Hi Bill,
My daughter Amalia is 2 and a half and has attended Soccer Time Kids for a term at Ringwood. She absolutely loves the program. I tell her the night before we are going and she rushes to get her uniform ready herself. She participates in all the skills, songs, dances and activities and is very enthusiastic. When she sees 'coach' coming she tries even harder to master a skill. As she is such a busy, energetic little girl this has been great for her both physically but also in regards to taking turns, following instructions, mixing with others..and working within boundaries. As a teacher...I believe the program is very well organised and run, very well structured and at their level....something which would be very difficult with a group of 2-3year olds. The smiles on the childrens (and parents) faces and degree of participation says it all.
Thanks.
Kath Horgen