Hayley Templeman recognised with Community Captain award
Disability Development Officer Hayley Templeman has been nominated as the BHAFC Foundation’s Community Captain. Hayley’s honour comes as part of the Premier League’s ‘More Than a Game’ campaign, which is raising awareness about the massive community impact that football has across England. The award was presented to Hayley at by club Chief Executive and Deputy
BHAFC Foundation spreads Rainbow Laces message across Sussex
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
Worthing school visited by Premier League trophy
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
12 schools compete for Albion Cup in Lancing
We invited schools from across Sussex to take part in the latest edition of the Albion Cup last week. Twelve local schools joined us at Culver Road in Lancing for a fun day of football tournaments, with around 100 young people making the trip to Lancing. The Albion Cup provides an opportunity for pupils of
Students come to Amex for ‘Wellbeing Warriors’ workshop day
Students from Dallington C of E were invited to the Amex Stadium for a series of workshops about mental and physical health. Around 50 pupils from Dallington school in Heathfield joined our tutors at the Amex for a ‘wellbeing warriors’ enrichment day, where they were taught important lessons about how to look after themselves. During