Frequently Asked Questions
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MiniRoos soccer is Football Australia’s official introductory program for children aged 4 to 11. Known as Small-Sided Football, the format is child-friendly, focusing on:
Smaller teams
Shorter games
More touches on the ball
Simple rules
This approach ensures kids stay engaged, active, and excited about learning the game.
Our MiniRoos is all about fun first, with skill development happening naturally through structured play.
We offer:
MiniRoos Club teams for Under 8-11 Year olds.
Small-sided club football for developing players. Emphasis on teamwork, belonging, and local competitions.MiniRoos Kick Off teams for Under 6&7 Year olds.
In-house small-sided football for new and returning players. Combining personal skills and teamwork to build confidence.MiniRoo Cubs for children under 5 Years of age.
Non-competitive, skills-based sessions for beginners to focus on skill-building, confidence and independance.
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MiniRoo Cubs is for boys and girls Under 5 Years of age. We play outdoors on grass each Saturday morning in the winter sunshine.
Cubs is our legendary introduction to football that has been running for over 50 Years.
Cubs includes fun, supportive, non-competitive games and drills to develop confidence while learning fundamental football skills.
Players up to 5 years of age are welcome.
We also have a Cubs program for 2 & 3 year olds and their parents.
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If you’re looking for a fun, active, confidence-building sport for your child, Pendle Hill FC’s MiniRoos soccer is the perfect place to start.
Designed specifically for young players, MiniRoos introduces children to football in a safe, supportive, and enjoyable environment — all while helping them develop important life skills.
That’s why so many families choose Pendle Hill FC MiniRoos each season.
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Football supports personal growth and development beyond the football field.
MiniRoos at Pendle Hill FC helps children develop:
confidence and resilience
responsibility
communication and teamwork
sportsmanship and respect
self discipline and independance.
These values carry over into school and everyday life.
For older players they can participate in the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Awards with Pendle Hill FC.
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We expect teams to start training in March with the football season (as we call it) starting on Saturday, 11 April 2026. The regular season will finish in August after approximately 18 weeks for competition teams aged 12 and older. Once the official draw has been released more details will be announced. Find out more.
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Getting started is simple. Register online or use our contact form for a call back. We have a simple online registration system for players 4 to 99 or an enrolment process for our program for 2 & 3 year olds.
We offer a range of programs and competitions designed to meet your or your child’s needs—whether you're just getting started or looking for a bigger challenge. Find out more. -
Our family-friendly culture lets parents get involved when they can. Helping others on game day, coaching, or supporting club events. This builds strong connections between families so parents and kids feel included.
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Pendle Hill FC is a local, community-driven football club where players are known by name — not enrolment numbers. Families, volunteers, and players work together to create a welcoming environment that supports both enjoyment and development.
Children feel comfortable, supported, and part of something bigger, where they will belong while they progress through to adult competitions.
Many players stay with the club for years, building friendships and confidence along the way.
It’s how we do things that sets us apart. Find out more.
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Pendle Hill FC plays at Binalong Park and teams compete in the Parramatta area for the local Granville and Blacktown associations while maintaining a healthy balance between:
skill development
team spirit
enjoyment of the game
The focus is on a long-term love for football, not short-term results.
Our players stay motivated and engaged season after season, often moving into coaching and managing, volunteering and refereeing.