Free First Cricket
Class for Toddlers
Fun, structured Saturday play sessions for children aged 3 to 5. Try your first session free — no card, no commitment.
Takes 15 seconds • No card required
Parents can relax. We've got this.
Crickidz is run by qualified coaches following an ECB-aligned early years framework, with safeguarding policies you can read before you book.
Enhanced DBS Checked
Every coach holds an enhanced DBS certificate and completed safeguarding training.
Fully Insured
£5m public liability cover, with a full risk assessment for each venue.
Less than 8 Children
Small groups with a 1:6 coach ratio so every child gets real attention.
What a Saturday looks like
How it works
Reserve a spot
Pick your school, age group and time. No payment until your place is confirmed.
Come and try
Your first session is free. Soft bats, soft balls, big smiles — kit is provided.
Grow every week
A 12-week structured programme building balance, coordination and confidence.
Book your free trial
First Saturday session is free • No card required
Questions parents ask
My child has never held a bat. Is that okay?
Absolutely — most of our children start with zero experience. Sessions begin with movement games and progress at each child's pace.
Do parents stay during the session?
Yes. Parents stay pitch-side for the full 45 minutes, and for the 3-4 age group we encourage joining in.
What should my child wear?
Comfortable clothes and trainers. All bats, balls, stumps and cones are provided by us.
What happens if it rains?
Sessions move indoors to the school hall. We never cancel for weather, and missed classes can be rescheduled.
What parents say about our coaching
From families in our coaches' previous early years cricket programme in New Zealand. Thamesmead and Bexleyheath classes start September 2026.
“My wee fella was absolutely buzzing after his first session. The coaches are so patient and make it real fun for the kids.”
“It's a proper good way to start a Saturday — bit of cricket, lots of laughter, and he naps all the way home. Choice!”
“The small groups mean the coach actually knows every child. My daughter was shy at kindy but runs straight in now.”