CSA 07 Football Club
England Football Accredited Club, based in Newbury, Berkshire
The club is run by a brilliant set of volunteers who all have children playing at our football club
Every volunteer has a valid DBS accreditation
There is a FA trained coach and an Emergency First aider with each age group
We have a dedicated Child Welfare Offer and up to date Child Safeguarding policies and procedures
CSA 07 FC remembers the service and sacrifice of all those that have defended our freedoms and protected our way of life
12th November 2023
CSA 07 FC launches girls football initiative
9th October 2023
On Thursday 5th October, CSA 07 delivered its first ever girls-only training session at Park House School on their 3G pitch.
The club has always welcomed girls in all of their age groups squads, but the club felt that it was now important to offer sessions catering only for girls, to reflect the huge growth in women's football that we're now seeing with the regular TV coverage of the Women's Super League and with the recent success of the England national team, the Lionesses.
If you have a daughter/friend/relative, who is still at primary school, and who would like to attend the club's new training sessions which will run every Thursday 18:00 - 19:00 at Park House School, please contact Jane Sirs jane.sirs@csa07.com for more details.
All sessions are conducted by existing club coaches, all of whom are accredited with the FA and have the required DBS and Safeguarding Children accreditation.
We look forward to welcoming more girls to our training and developing the squad.
CSA 07 FC Boot Swap
5th October 2023
CSA 07 have launched a Boot Swap Facebook page to allow parents and players to exchange boots for FREE which they have outgrown. As well as saving parents money (!), this also has a great sustainability benefit buy stoppingf these items going to landfill.
If you'd like to join the group, please go to:
When do we train?
- Our season runs from late August to early May, with training and summer tournaments running up to early July.
- All age groups train on a Friday night either on grass or Astro pitches, the timings and venues vary depending on the age groups and the time of year.
- Our club aims to provide footballing opportunities for players with all levels of technical footballing ability.
- We want to help young people understand the value of team work, respect for coaches and opponents, working hard, listening to instructions and developing what we hope will be a life long enjoyment of “the beautiful game”.
Where are we based?
CSA 07 FC have three training bases; Park House School, St. Bartholomews School and Trinity School. We would like to thank both schools for their continued support of our club and the provision of excellent facilities.
Match days
For the 2023 / 24 season, we currently use pitches at the following venues:
- Park House School - Andover Road, Newbury RG14 6NQ
- St. Bartholomew's School - Andover Road, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 6JP
- Trinity School - Love Lane, Newbury RG14 2DU
- Wash Common Park - Wash Common, Newbury, Berks, RG14 6QX (Battle Road entrance) or RG14 6NX (Battery End entrance)
- City Recreation Ground (City Playgound): Newbury, Berkshire (various entrances) RG14 6DB (Hampton Road) or RG14 6DD (Rectory Close) or RG14 7AE (Wendan Road off Andover Road A343)
- Boxford Recreation Ground - Rood Hill, Newbury, Berks, RG20 8DD
- Greeham Diamond - Pigeons Farm Road, Greenham, Newbury RG19 8XG
Our philosophy
At CSA 07, we want children to enjoy playing football, learning new skills, making new friends and becoming active in a safe environment.
We want our coaches to enjoy seeing each individual develop and mature in their own way and at their own speed.
We want our parents to support our coaches with the different football and life skills that they are teaching the children and to also enjoy watching their children play in a safe and enjoyable enviroment.
At CSA 07 FC, we fully support the FA's Respect code of conduct.
Originally launched in the 2008-09 season, the campaign’s new mantra of ‘We Only Do Positive’ aims to improve behaviour on touchlines across the country by raising awareness of Respect among a new generation of parents, coaches, volunteers and players.
The FA’s Respect programme aims to educate parents and coaches on their roles in creating a fun, safe and inclusive environment for players to ensure the campaign is embraced throughout the age groups and result in sustained participation from players and volunteers alike.
We would encourage all parents / guardians to read the booklet (opposite) recently produced by the FA and to also remember that:
- Children play for fun
- Coaches are volunteers
- Referees make mistakes
- If parents coach from the sidelines, players will get confused
Our sponsors
We are very grateful to the following local businesses who have supported our club with corporate sponsorship over the last few years. You can find out more about each of these companies here.
If you would be interested in providing sponsorship to our club, please contact Simon Alston.
Thank you.
About CSA 07 FC
CSA 07 Football Club is a charity and it has been entered onto the Register of Charities with the Registered Charity Number 1178637. CSA 07 Football Club is established for charitable purposes only for the public benefit.
The objects of the charity are "the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the benefit of the inhabitants of West Berkshire and Hampshire by the provision of facilities for playing football".
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