Ready-to-use activities & PE lessons
Step-by-step activities and sessions you can run across the school day.
Access free, ready-to-use activities, PE lesson plans, training opportunities, equipment and other resources to get started.
Soccer at Schools is a national effort led by Soccer Forward in partnership with Bank of America to bring soccer into more schools.
Access ready-to-use activities, PE lessons, training resources, and equipment designed to help you deliver soccer with confidence.
Whether you’re a teacher, parent, caregiver, school administrator, coach, U.S. Soccer Member, community organization or soccer advocate, we’ll help you get started.
Register* to access resources.
*See program details before you register.
Step-by-step activities and sessions you can run across the school day.
Short modules to help you deliver fun, safe, inclusive, high-quality soccer.
Title I schools can apply for a soccer equipment kit after completing training.
Soccer helps students build more than soccer skills. Explore how the game can support teamwork, leadership, confidence and learning in schools across the country.
In partnership with Bank of America, we’re committed to helping bring soccer and its benefits to schools across the country. Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, educator, school leader, or community champion, this guide is designed to help you advocate for Soccer at Schools in your community.
This step-by-step guide is designed to help you advocate for Soccer at Schools and bring more opportunities to play, move, and learn through soccer during the school day.
If you’re a U.S. Soccer Member, club, non-profit or community organization delivering soccer during the school day, Soccer Forward wants to help you expand your reach and scale what works.
Do you have a scalable approach to delivering soccer in schools? Tell us about your model and how it could increase access to soccer in schools.
We’re exploring opportunities to support and scale impactful work across the Soccer at Schools ecosystem.
We will host periodic workshops to develop Soccer at Schools Educators across U.S. Soccer Member Organizations and select partners.
Interested in attending a workshop? Follow the link below.
Next session: Grassroots Symposium (August 2026).
Soccer at Schools is designed for teachers, coaches, school leaders, parents and caregivers, and U.S. Soccer Members who currently deliver, or want to deliver, fun, safe, inclusive soccer experiences for K-8 students in school settings. The platform is built to support all experience levels, whether you are just getting started or already delivering soccer activities.
Creating an account gives you access to ready-to-use soccer activities, skill videos, and tools designed to help bring soccer into the school day. Over time, the platform will continue expanding to include SHAPE-aligned PE lessons, training opportunities, and additional tools to support delivery in school settings.
Yes. Creating an account and accessing Soccer at Schools content and tools is free.
Yes. Eligible Title I elementary schools can apply for soccer equipment kits through the Soccer at Schools platform beginning in August 2026. Additional eligibility requirements, training information, application timelines, and distribution details will be available after account creation.
U.S. Soccer Members can use Soccer at Schools activities and tools to support school-based soccer delivery, strengthen local school relationships, and help expand access to soccer in schools.
No. Soccer at Schools is designed to support educators, school staff, and volunteers of all experience levels, including those with little or no soccer background. Activities, videos, lesson plans, and guidance are designed to help adults confidently bring soccer into the school day. Optional training opportunities will also be available.
DISCLAIMER
Soccer at Schools is a program led by Soccer Forward in partnership with Bank of America. Soccer Forward operates the program and this website; Bank of America supports the initiative as a promotional partner. Bank of America and the Bank of America logo are registered trademarks of the Bank of America Corporation.