Brit-Am Tots Soccer classes are held outdoors during the summer, spring and fall and indoors during the Winter at a location and time convenient for your group. Our groups meet once a week for 8 weeks each season. Brit-Am Tots classes are supported by dedicated parent volunteers who contact us to organize a class for their child and a minimum of 8 of his or her classmates or neighborhood friends. We provide experienced coaches who are passionate about their love of soccer and the opportunity to introduce or train your children in the age appropriate level of soccer best suited to them.

REGISTERING
Option #1 - If you would like to join a group set up already by a parent, please set up an account for yourself first and then add your child as the player. The system will then be able to select the classes that work for your childs age. If you dont find anything right away please check back regularly for updated classes. Once in the registration system, if there is a class that you are interested in, please email us at Office@Brit-Am.com to let us know the class you want to join and we will put you in touch with the parent coordinator who can let you know if there is space available. If the class is listed as "Open registration" then there is no need to contact us first.

Option #2 - please look at the listings on our website, by first going to any registration online tab, then look for “upcoming sessions” in the registration program.. If there is a class that you are interested in, please email us at Office@Brit-Am.com to let us know the class you want to join and we will put you in touch with the parent coordinator who can let you know if there is space available.

We offer specialized programs specific to the age of children in the group from ages 2 – 8.

Please contact us at Stevek@brit-am.com (Steve Knapman, President, Brit-Am Soccer Academy) or 301-916-9053 to learn more about setting up your own class and getting your child's class for free.
 

The Brit-Am All Star 4v4 CO-ED soccer league is scheduled for Spring and Fall in Kensington at St.Pauls Park. Many of your children have gone through our Tots soccer program in the past few years and then once they have gotten too old for Tots soccer they have moved into small sided soccer leagues in the area such as MSI. We have created a similar environment but with the added benefit of being able to keep the children with their friends and around coaches they may have worked with in the past.

The Full Program Agenda Fall 2011: 

• Kindergarten, 1st & 2nd Grade 
• All games will be held at St Paul's Park Kensington. 
• Full Brit-am Uniform, socks, shorts, shirt.
• 15 min skills warm-up
• 6 games, each of which will be 40 minutes in length, 2 x 20min halves +5min break.
• No referees.
• The teams shall consist of a maximum roster of 6-8 players aged between 5yrs and 8yrs.
• All the games will be played on a 25yrd x 30yrd field with small goals, 4 v 4 with no goalkeepers.
• Scores will not be kept nor will league standings be recorded.
• All games will be seen as friendly competition and not a winners take all or knockout format.
• 6 week league cost $85
  
  FOR MORE INFORMATION CLICK HERE - 4 v4 Allstar scrimmages

All 3 of my children have been in Brit-Am programs for a total of eight years now. All of the coaches we have encountered have been absolutely top notch, and the program has always been incredibly well designed, organized and professional on all levels. Most importantly, my kids and all their friends have had a wonderful time and really looked forward to classes where they learned a great deal! – Gretchen Bartram

Each coach has their own personality. They are always on time and help make sure each child is having fun. Getting that many children to pay attention and participate is no small task.
The program at College Gardens is another way that Brit-Am helps to build a culture of soccer in the area and promote an active lifestyle for young people.
I believe it is important for children to start playing sports at a young age. Not all sports can be played at 4 and 5 years old, but soccer can. Being part of a group or team can help teach your child team work and make them feel good about themselves. When exercise is made fun at an early age, children will most likely continue to do it when they get older. - Sylva Kholanian-Faul.