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Veatriki Sarri and Tatiana Pinto helped Hangleton Primary School run a special assembly for their pupils. The two WSL stars visited Hangleton on 27 March, where more than 200 children joined them for an assembly and a Q&A session. Sarri and Pinto helped drive home the key messages of the assembly – the importance of

Children from primary schools across Sussex came together for a football tournament at the Triangle in Burgess Hill. BHAFC Foundation tutors hosted an Albion Cup tournament for youngsters from schools for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), and SEND pupils in mainstream schools. Dozens of children joined us for the tournament, which encouraged

The BHAFC Foundation invited nine schools from across south east England to come to Lancing for a girls’ football tournament. As part of the Premier League Primary Stars programme, schools from across the country had the chance to represent their local football clubs in the Under-11 National Girls Football Tournament, with the goal of earning

The BHAFC Foundation has been working hard to promote Stonewall’s Rainbow Laces campaign this December. BHAFC Foundation tutors have been holding workshops in Sussex primary schools, teaching younger pupils about inclusion and the importance of allyship. Albion’s home fixture against Brentford (6/12/23) was the club’s designated Rainbow Laces fixture. To celebrate, the Foundation ran a

Pupils at Oak Grove College in Worthing were treated to a very special visit last week (Wednesday 22 November). Albion mascot Gully came to meet the youngsters, who were also given an incredible opportunity to see the Premier League trophy in-person. Oak Grove, a special educational needs and disabilities school for children aged 11-19, were