The official charity for Plymouth Argyle Football Club
Argyle Community Trust, the official charity for Plymouth Argyle Football Club, has received a £12,000 award from Ginsters’ parent company Samworth Brothers. The funding will enable the Trust to launch the highly successful Premier League Kicks programme in Callington from September 2017, with more new satellites planned across Cornwall. The Samworth Brothers Sports Opportunity Fund …
ARGYLE Community Trust is looking to recruit Primary Stars Lead Delivery staff for a fantastic nationwide scheme being led by the Premier League. The main purpose of the role is to contribute to the delivery of Plymouth Argyle FC Primary Stars, part of the Premier League’s flagship schools programme. The Trust requires a talented coach …
A PROUD day for the Football Education Programme at Plymouth Argyle as students from the course represented National League club Torquay United in a pre-season friendly at Stoke Gabriel. Jake Anderson has just completed his first year in the education course at Home Park, while Haydn Greening has now progressed through the programme, and both …
THE summer term is always an exciting for local secondary schools and the annual enrichment opportunities is a perfect time for Plymouth Argyle to open the Home Park door. We offer a range of options for enrichment, using the unique environment of a professional football club to inspire, engage and motivate. “We tailor our enrichment …
THE Plymouth Argyle Junior Ability Counts team hosted a unique football match at the Goals Soccer Centre in Plymouth. The opposition came from the Plymouth Diversity Police, wearing a variety of equipment to simulate some of the challenges faced by footballers with a disability. It was a terrific occasion and our thanks go to all …
ARGYLE Community Trust took our two smoothie bikes to St Peter’s RC Primary School in Plymouth for a day to promote the importance of healthy eating. Health and Disability Officer Josh Grant used the energy from the bikes to help create healthy and delicious smoothies for the youngsters to enjoy. It was great to see …
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 …
CONGRATULATIONS to Bow Jackson, winner of the Coach of the Year award in the recent ceremony at the University of St Mark and St John (Marjon). Bow picked up the prize for her fantastic achievements with the Marjon Ladies first-team football squad this season, winning the annual Varsity match against University of Plymouth and also …
THE Football Education squad have endured a hectic week in the National Youth League and it all started in spectacular fashion on the main pitch at Home Park. Far from overawed by their surroundings, the Pilgrims cruised to an extraordinary 9-2 win over Watford, with Morgan Parsonage bagging an impressive five goals in the game. …