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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

Girls at Queen’s Park Primary School in Brighton were treated to a surprise visit by two Albion stars. Vicky Losada and Pauline Bremer both travelled to Queen’s Park to surprise the girls football team with a visit. Vicky and Pauline, who are both official community ambassadors for the BHAFC Foundation this season, joined in with

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,

Albion academy scholars have been busy supporting the BHAFC Foundation throughout the season. As part of their ongoing development, scholars in the Albion academy have the opportunity to help deliver Foundation sessions. This helps to give the scholars hands-on experience while they study. Many of the scholars have been studying to pass the UEFA C

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