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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

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,

Three young people were given the chance to interview Albion star Pascal Gross at the club’s training ground. Esther and Pebbles from the BHAFC Foundation’s Football Pathway programme, and Harvey from the charity’s disability football programme, were invited to meet Pascal last week. They took part in a special televised interview as part of Pascal’s

BHAFC Foundation tutors recently held a No Room For Racism workshop for pupils at Hove Park School. As part of the charity’s work to combat discrimination and educate the next generation about equality, Foundation tutors often hold lessons and workshops in local schools around topics including racism and sexism. During the workshop Foundation tutors took

BHAFC Foundation tutors have delivered free football kits to primary school girls at five different local schools. It comes as part of the Premier League Kit Scheme – a programme supported by Nike to provide free football kit to girls at more than 4,000 schools across England and Wales. In recent weeks, our tutors have