The Burlington Soccer Club is proud to offer our Lil’ Burli program for children between the ages of 18 months and 3 years old. This program focuses on physical literacy and fundamental movement skills, while giving your future star an introduction to soccer with fun games and activities. The program is designed to build confidence, develop movement skills and build the initial connection with sport. All sessions are held at Sherwood Forest Park Domes (indoor) and Brant Hills Park (outdoor). This program does require parent participation in each session. 

For inquiries, please email jshannon@burlingtonsoccer.com or call us at 905-333-0777 to speak to our customer service representative.

Interested in sponsoring our Lil’ Burli program?
Visit our Sponsors & Offers page for more information.

 

Indoor Season – 2024/25

Winter Indoor, 2025

Age Group Gender Date Time Cost ($)
18mths – U3 (April 1, 2023 – 2022) COED Saturdays (Jan. 25- Apr. 12) 8 – 8:45am $185

 

REGISTER FOR WINTER HERE

Outdoor Season – 2025

Summer, Block 1

Age Group Gender Date Time Cost ($)
18mths – U2 (Jan. 1, 2024 – 2023) COED Saturdays (May. 24- June 21) 8 – 8:45am $90

 

Summer, Block 2

Age Group Gender Date Time Cost ($)
18mths – U2 (Mar. 1, 2024 – 2023) COED Saturdays (June 28 – July 26) 8 – 8:45am $90
REGISTER FOR SUMMER HERE
Program Reminders
  • All indoor sessions are hosted at Sherwood Forest Park Domes, Dome 1 (5270 Fairview St)
  • All outdoor sessions are hosted at Brant Hills Park, Field 1
  • All Lil’ Burli participants will receive a shirt on their first day
  • This is a parent supported program – please ensure you arrive in athletic attire
What is Physical Literacy?

Physical literacy is about developing the fundamental movements that all children need such as running, jumping, catching and kicking. Children who are physically literate will be more confident playing games and will have more fun!

As suggested by Ontario Soccer guidelines, we ask parents to be active on the field with their child during these sessions. This offers several benefits such as helping the child with what may be their first steps into a social situation. This is also a great way to get in some exercise with your little bayhawk!

For more information on What Physical Literacy is, Click here.