Wolverhampton Schools FA can look back on another hugely successful season of secondary school football across the city. There have been 12 divisions across Years 7, 8, 9, 10 and Post-16, with schools involved from across Wolverhampton competed in a comprehensive programme of inter-school football. These leagues provided opportunities for hundreds of young people to represent their schools, compete regularly and enjoy the unique experience of playing competitive football agai

Throughout the 2025-26 season, hundreds of children from across the city were given the opportunity to represent their school in competitive matches and by doing so they were able to enjoy the experience of playing football with their friends. Whatever their level of experience, every player had the opportunity to develop their skills, improve their understanding of the game and, most importantly, build up their confidence. The importance of primary school football extends fa

Well done to The Bridge Centre football team from Aldersley High School, Wolverhampton, who enjoyed a historic week of representative football and were eventually crowned Midlands SEMH Cup champions at St. George's Park after reaching the final with a spirited 3-2 semi final win over Queensway from Telford at the Wolves Training Ground in Compton Park. This game was a close end to end thriller played in blazing sunshine but it didn't start in the way in which we had hoped whe

Another fantastic evening of football saw 34 talented girls from Wolverhampton schools come together to develop their skills, improve fitness, strengthen friendships and continue their footballing journey within the Wolverhampton Schools Elite Programme.The evening featured a comprehensive training session led by coaches Rob and Pete, whilst Kyle delivered specialist goalkeeper coaching. Alongside the training programme, Leigh oversaw a pre-season Under-12 fixture against Wyr

Wolverhampton Schools u10 girls produced another excellent performance in this friendly 9v9 fixture against a strong Stafford District Schools side at Moreton School on Wednesday evening. The match was arranged in order to give a number of new players the opportunity to trial for the squad, and every player should be proud of their contribution. Our girls started brightly kicking down the slope and Harman gave us the lead when she was the first to react after Sienna J’s shot

Fordhouses Cricket Club – 20th May 2026 The end of Season Presentation Evening took place at Fordhouses Cricket Club on May 20th 2026 and it was all about recognising and celebrating the players who have been selected to represent Wolverhampton schools this season. Representing your city schools is not just about results or winning matches, it is something to be incredibly proud of. It is also about teamwork, attitude, behaviour, reliability, resilience and commitment and our

Wolverhampton entered the Summer tournament consisting of 10 well matched teams with a strong squad and began the evening with a comfortable 2-0 victory over Rugby although we were indebted to an excellent safe from Poppy for maintaining the clean sheet. Olivia had opened the scoring with a direct free kick and Edith sealed the win with the final kick of the game after brilliant work from Mila. Successive 0-0 draws against Harborne and Cannock, proved to be our undoing, howev

Since 2021 this squad of players have been role models to the younger age groups and trailblazers for girls’ football in Wolverhampton and they leave us after creating a lasting legacy and memories that will be part of our history forever. The National Final against East Riding in 2023, and the fact that they became the first girls’ group from Wolverhampton Schools FA to take part in a tour abroad tour when they took part in the 2024 France Mediterranean Cup, did so much to p

Phoebe Moss (u11- u14) Player of the season 2022-23. Represented West Midlands County as well as making the England School Girls u15s squad. Lexi Moss (u11-u14). Always a goal threat claimed 10 goals in our u12 season scoring in important wins on our way to the National Cup Final. Also part of the West Midlands County team. Xienna Fletcher (u11-u15). A great technical player from Left Back, who is comfortable on the ball and is always up for a challenge. Part of the squad who

The Primary Girls team took part in a highly competitive round of divisional cup fixtures this evening, and can be incredibly proud of their performance across their four matches. They created numerous scoring opportunities, showed strong possession and control, and didn’t even concede a goal, despite every game inexplicably resulting in a 0-0 draw. On another day, the quality of chances created, would surely have resulted in goals and wins, due to the effort, attitude, and t

Many thanks to Conor Alderman for co-ordinating the Wolverhampton Schools’ F.A. Secondary Football Leagues this Season. This year has been a huge success and with over 130 games completed we have easily surpassed last year’s total number of games played! Medals will be sent out to the winning schools.The winners are:- Year 7: Division 1: Heath Park, Division 2: Coppice, Division 3: St Matthias. Year 8: Division 1: Heath Park, Division 2: Coppice, Division 3: OSWB.

This was the final appearance of our Wolverhampton’s Boys’ u11 Representative team and the lads were hoping to go out in style by winning The Daniel Sturridge Cup. To do so, however, they knew they would have to top a seven team mini league and they made the best possible start with Thai and Lucas grabbing the goals in a 2-0 opening victory. The lads came flying out of the traps and this was attacking football at its very best. The second game against North Shropshire was muc

A bright and energetic Erdington u10 side started the game strongly at Brookvale and pushed Wolverhampton back on their heels as they raced into an early three-goal lead in this 7v7 encounter. The Wolverhampton lads attempted to settle into their passing rhythm, but such was Erdington’s pace, determination and quality that it was virtually impossible for them to gain a sustained grip on the game but we were given a lifeline when Arjan broke down the right and calmly finish

Wolverhampton U10s delivered an impressive performance at Warstones Primary to ultimately secure an excellent victory over Halesowen in an entertaining and competitive friendly after the first half had been closely contested, with chances at both ends. Our keeper needed to produce a number of important saves to keep the scores level but with Bertie causing chaos at the other end of the pitch with his pace, the Halesowen goal looked far more under threat. The standout moment o

Wolverhampton Schools FA u14 Girls capped off their fine season in outstanding style with a deserved victory over a formidable Sefton side at the home of AFC Wolverhampton. Our visitors have qualified for The National Cup Final, which will be played at Stoke City next month, but from the outset it was the Wolverhampton girls who seized the initiative as a result of their disciplined, determined, and united performance and they worked tirelessly for one another, pressed well

The Spring League reached its conclusion at Bodymoor Heath this evening with the cup competitions being completed and our Primary Girls warmed up for their semi-final by playing three 15-minute friendlies. Despite the goalless score-line Wolverhampton were the more attacking side in our opener against Harborne, with their goalkeeper having to make several important saves to deny Sienna, Olivia, Mila and Clara, whilst Poppy was a virtual spectator, but in our next game we were

Highfields, Our Lady & St Chad, Wolverhampton Grammar School, The Royal, and NEWA all took part in this year’s City Futsal competition which was played in such a wonderful spirit. The standard of play was outstanding, with every school showing determination and steady improvement as the day progressed and we were so impressed by the commitment, sportsmanship, and high level of skill on view throughout the tournament! After a closely contested league stage Our Lady & St. Cha

The u11 Boys began the morning against Kings Norton in a good position to win the league and, despite knowing the importance of this fixture, they had no reason to fear the opposition in the light of their recent excellent form but what could go wrong, did go wrong, and they were never able to fight back after conceding a couple of early goals. Kings Norton grew in confidence as the match progressed and whatever changes were made the squad seemed unable to find a way to con

Wolverhampton Schools’ u14 Girls Representative Team produced another impressive performance under the floodlights to defeat Kidderminster Harriers Girls in this Wednesday evening fixture at Lilleshall National Sports Centre. The match also had an interesting dynamic, as two Wolverhampton players are also part of the Kidderminster Harriers set-up, but whilst Leja Lopetaitiene was unavailable for the fixture, Issy Campbell did feature for Kidderminster and had the daunting tas

Wolverhampton Schools under 12 Girls side produced an excellent all‑round performance on Sunday March 1 st to secure a comprehensive victory in this 9‑a‑side friendly at Moreton School against a strong NAR Sports side who arrived with a squad packed with quality, featuring players from Stoke City, Crewe and Port Vale Academies and Emerging Talent Centres. This was a highly competitive match played at a strong tempo throughout and Wolverhampton set the tone early on with a pr