How to get involved

Find your district, register your school, try for a team, volunteer — everything on this site, step by step.

1. Find your school's district

Schools football in Surrey is organised by local district associations, with the Surrey County representative teams above them. Every school in Surrey is listed — all 849, including independent schools.

  1. On the home page, find Find your school's district.
  2. Type your school's name or postcode.
  3. Your school appears with its district — click the district's name for its page: who they are, their teams, roll of honour, member schools, volunteer roles, sponsors and how to support them. District pages have shareable addresses like /districts/woking.
Secondary schools: the district associations run primary-age football. Pupils from Year 7 up can be considered for the Surrey County representative teams whatever school they attend — see the county section on the home page.

2. Express interest in district or county football

Tell the right people your child would like to be considered — it takes two minutes.

  1. Go to Players, or press Express interest anywhere you see it.
  2. Choose who to send it to: your local district association, or Surrey County Schools FA for the representative teams (open from Year 7 to pupils at any secondary school in Surrey or the historic county (including Croydon, Merton, Sutton, Kingston and Richmond) — selection is by trial).
  3. Say whether it's boys' or girls' football, and pick a specific trial if one is listed.
  4. Leave your contact details and your child's first name and school year, and send.

→ You'll get an email confirmation straight away, and your message goes directly to the district or county organisers — they will reply to you themselves.

Some districts take applications through their own form — if so, the page simply takes you there instead. And if a district currently runs only boys' or only girls' football, the form tells you before you send: you can still express interest (that's exactly how districts decide to add teams), or choose the county.

3. Register your school

For head teachers, PE leads and school office staff. Registering connects your school with its district association — competitions for boys and girls, representative football, and communications that reach the right person at your school.

  1. Go to Competitions Schools.
  2. Enter the school's name and postcode, your name and role, and your contact details.
  3. Send — the registration goes to Surrey Schools FA and your district association.

→ You'll receive confirmation once it's reviewed, and your district will be in touch about taking part.

4. Volunteer

Schools football in Surrey is run entirely by volunteers — coaching, managing, refereeing, first aid, committee and medical roles.

  1. Go to Volunteer.
  2. Look at Roles open across Surrey — the roles districts and the county are actively trying to fill. Tap one and the form fills itself in.
  3. Nothing that fits? Offer anyway — pick where to send it, or choose "Not sure — anywhere in Surrey" and the county will point you to where help is needed most.
  4. Tell them how you'd like to help and any relevant experience, and send.

→ You'll get a confirmation, and the district or county will reply to you directly.

Volunteering builds real experience alongside qualified staff, with the potential to work towards FA qualifications. Districts carry out their own safeguarding checks, including DBS, before anyone works with children.

5. Leagues & cups — rules and online entry

The Competitions page lists the leagues and cups Surrey Schools FA runs this season, each with its rules and, where the competition is underway, live tables & results.

  1. Open Competitions and find the competition.
  2. Read the rules from the card — the current season's rules are always the ones linked.
  3. If entries are open, press Enter this competition →: district associations enter the district competitions, schools enter the school ones. You'll get an email confirmation, and the association follows up with fixtures. Entry fees are invoiced as usual — nothing is paid online.

6. Fixtures, tables and results

Wherever you see "Fixtures & results →" on a team — on the home page's county sides, or on a district's page — it opens that side's competition page with fixtures, the table and results, updated as scores come in. For the 2026/27 Surrey District Leagues:

CompetitionWhere
Surrey District League — Boysleaguehub365.com/c/HbTl3cY2pw6BPowhLol1
Surrey District League — Girlsleaguehub365.com/c/86hyavJSzdAs941ILAWo
On any competition page you can Follow the league — a weekly results and fixtures digest by email, unsubscribe any time.

7. Your data

Deliberately minimal, and not kept longer than needed:

  • The forms ask only for what's needed — for children, a first name and school year at most.
  • What you submit is passed to the district or county you chose, so they can reply to you directly.
  • Expressions of interest and volunteer offers are deleted automatically after 12 months.
  • Squad lists appear only where a team has chosen to publish them, with parental consent — names only, never dates of birth or contact details.

The full details are in the privacy policy.

8. Contacts

ForContact
Your district associationVia its page on this site — every submission reaches its registered contact
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