Independent Fantasy Footee 2010 for Kids
As football fever continues to grip the nation, we’re excited to announce the launch of Footee 2010, our brand new Fantasy Football game for kids in association with FA Learning
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Your support makes all the difference.The game encourages kids aged between 7 and 13 years old to play and learn at the same time. Packed with hundreds of fun, educational games focused on the Key Stage 2 syllabus, it’s an amazing football-themed learning tool which is already being played by thousands of kids around the country.
Your kids will love Footee 2010. They get to play great interactive games, socialise with other kids in a safe online environment, and have fun whilst learning. By successfully completing each game, they earn credits which can be used to enhance their avatar character or buy players for their Footee team. The more educational games they play, the more fun they can have on the site, which obviously benefits their academic progress!
As a parent you get free updates on your child’s learning progress, and you can even get recommendations for games your child should be playing to further advance their learning. Additionally, you can reward success, progress and good behaviour by assigning credits to your child using the parental control panel.
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