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A secondary school in Worthing celebrated the opening of their new 3G football pitch with the help of former Albion captain Dani Bowman. Davison CE High School for Girls had been hoping to build a 3G pitch for a number of years, and the project finally came to fruition at the official opening ceremony on

57 school teams competed across four tournaments hosted by the BHAFC Foundation. Just under 500 pupils from across Sussex came together in Lancing for a series of knockout tournaments, which formed the local stage of the Premier League Primary Stars National Football Tournament. Youngsters in Year 5 and Year 6 got to play on the

A team of Year 6 boys from a Crawley school were crowned champions at a national Premier League schools football tournament. Maidenbower Junior School were chosen to represent the Albion at the Premier League Primary Stars National Tournament. Maidenbower were one of hundreds of teams who entered the tournament, which culminated in the final at

A look back on how the BHAFC Foundation has been changing lives across Sussex this season. Over ten thousand children and young people have laced up their boots and joined in a BHAFC Foundation football session since the Premier League season started last August. We have been helping people get active, learn new skills, and

Year 4 pupils at City Academy Whitehawk took part in a disability awareness session delivered by BHAFC Foundation tutors. As part of the Super Movers for Every Body campaign, we held a sessions to help pupils at City Academy Whitehawk understand more about disability sport. BHAFC Foundation tutors, with the help of Albion mascot Gully,