Semester Start: 09/16/26
Semester End: 12/16/26
Hard Facts
11 Wednesdays from September 16 to December 16, 2026
Meeting Point: Rella’s Spielhaus, 50 West 97th Street, 1-D
Location: Central Park & 96th Street (rain location: Rella’s Spielhaus)
Time: 3:15 pm - 5:15 pm
Trial class: September 9, 2026
September: 16, 23, 30
October: 7, 14, 21, 28
November: 4, 11 (closed for Veterans Day), 18
25 (closed for Thanksgiving)
December: 2, 9, 16 make-up class
(Each child can make up one class within the semester; no roll-over of classes into next semester.)
Maximum enrollment: 6 kids
Ages: 2-5yrs
Pricing:
11-Class Fall Semester: $895
Single Class: $95 (valid for the semester it is purchased for)
Trial Class: $35 (1 per child only, valid for the semester it is purchased for)
The afternoon rundown:
📚3:15pm: Free play and reading at Rella's
🍎 3:30pm: Hearty snack
⚽ 3:45pm: Off to Central Park for stretching, ball drills, and obstacle courses
🥅 4-4:30pm: Goal shooting practice
🏆 4:30-4:45pm: The grand finale: A game against Coach Linda!
🏡 5pm: Back to Rella’s Spielhaus
Enrollment process: Once we have received payment, you will be sent the Rella’s Daycare application to fill out.
Rella’s Fußball Afterschool - Upper West Side
Class Description
Rella’s Wednesday Fußball Afterschool is the perfect opportunity for your child to discover the game of soccer while learning German in a fun and encouraging environment. While being cared for by a licensed Early Childhood educator, children are fully immersed in the German language, as the class is conducted entirely in German.
When you drop your child off at Rella’s, there will be a period of free play followed by a hearty snack. Then the Fußball Afterschool Class will put on their soccer gear and head out to Central Park. There, Coach Linda will start the training with stretching. Ball drills follow, and then obstacle courses.
Then goal-shooting practice starts, followed by the children’s favorite time: a game against Coach Linda!
(If it rains, the class will take place at Rella’s Spielhaus. Instead of actual soccer practice, the children will read books about soccer and will learn more about its history and rules. )
