The official charity for Plymouth Argyle Football Club
A PARTNERSHIP between Argyle Community Trust and the Prince’s Trust is already yielding results with 10 young people moving through to an FA Level 1 qualification in football coaching. A two-week short course of which the principles are to re-engage 16-25 year-olds who are currently out of Education, Employment or Training, the programme has proved …
THE football season ended with our education squad at Home Park finishing a respectable sixth in the National Youth League. Coached by the vastly experienced former Pilgrim Lee Hodges and Matt Scholes, the course has provided these talented footballers with opportunities to compete against professional clubs all over the country and to keep the dream …
AFTER taking part in NCS in 2015, Annie Lewis started a media and press internship with Argyle Community Trust. Eighteen months later, she is now leaving to follow her professional ambitions through acquiring her journalism diploma. Whilst her parting is sad, more opportunities have opened up at Argyle Community Trust for NCS graduates to get …
ARGYLE Community Trust is seeking new part-time coaching staff to work on our growing programmes across Devon and Cornwall. From Penzance to Plymouth, Bude to Bideford, enthusiastic, energetic and committed coaches are welcome within the Trust, and the door is always open for possible progression to different roles within our football club. PAFC Application Form …
THREE satellite basketball clubs run by Argyle Community Trust in partnership with Active Devon and Plymouth Raiders were involved in an entertaining tournament at Notre Dame Roman Catholic School. Notre Dame had two sides involved, while the visitors came from Torbridge High basketball satellite, and a terrific tournament Notre Dame finish up as the winners …
PREMIER League Girls Football has introduced a new nomination process to highlight the range of fabulous success stories happening all the time in our region. A downloadable PDF is available below and we want to hear about players who have flourished under the PL Girls football clubs, inspirational coaches and teams thriving in the football environment. …
ARGYLE Community Trust was proud to take part in the EFL Community Day of Action, as all 72 EFL clubs came together to highlight and showcase the impact of community programmes across the country. Our day actually kicked off with a look back on the day before and a media release on the PL Primary …
ARGYLE’S EFL Kids made a great impression in their EFL Tournament at Wycombe Wanderers’ Adams Park ground on Monday. The team from Elburton performed superbly to win the Plymouth tournament and progress to this stage. Fourteen teams took part in the regional event, which was split into two groups of seven. Teams from Stevenage, Exeter, …