The official charity for Plymouth Argyle Football Club
National Apprenticeship Week (NAW 2019) takes place 4 to 8 March 2019: gov.uk/government/topical-events/national-apprenticeshipweek-2019 This annual celebration of apprenticeships will bring the whole apprenticeship community together to celebrate the impact of apprenticeships on individuals, employers and the economy. At Argyle Community Trust apprentices provide us with a talent pipeline for the future. 90 per cent of …
The Move and Learn project aims to get children active and teaches the importance of healthy eating. The Move and Learn project is a national school-based educational programme for children aged between 9-10 that has been developed by the EFL Trust and Ferrero. By combining six weeks of practical sporting sessions with classroom sessions, the …
Women only football sessions for players with disabilities is launching at the newly opened and developing Manadon Sports and Community Hub in Plymouth. Argyle Community Trust (ACT), the official charity of Plymouth Argyle Football Club, already offers a session for men who have a successful competitive team but say it’s been a long time coming …
Twinning Project confirmed as the official umbrella for all collaborative projects between football and HM Prison & Probation Service Plymouth Argyle is delighted to announce that, along with 31 other Premier League and English Football League clubs, to be part of Twinning Project. Launched on 31 October 2018, The Twinning Project aims to bring together …
Work to create a brand new football, cricket and outdoor sports centre for the Manadon and Honicknowle communities is nearing completion. A Football Association-standard all-weather 3G pitch opened in May 2018 and construction of the pavilion, which started in July 2018, is now in the final stages. When it opens in the spring the building …
As a registered charity, the Community Trust works in close conjunction with Plymouth Argyle Football Club, aiming to be the best and ensure the quality of our behind-the-scenes team sets us apart from the competition. Our people are committed to the success of the Trust, working across several sectors where sport has proven to be the ideal …
Plymouth Argyle Football player Peter Grant is confirmed as the Argyle Community Trust’s ambassador for writing competition celebrating diversity. Working with the Premier League we are running a poetry competition centred on the theme of diversity, inspired by the poem written especially for this competition; Beautifully different, Wonderfully the same by Joseph Coelho. The poem and …
Continued from previous story: Happy as Harry As a thank you and to celebrate disability player Harry Parker’s hard work and great achievement as part of the Children in Need Rickshaw Challenge, the Argyle players and manager, Derek Adams, honoured Harry as part of Saturday’s game against Fleetwood at Home Park. As a passionate fan, …
Disability Team player Harry Parker has shot to fame following his incredible success as part of The One Show’s Rickshaw Challenge, all in aid for Children in Need. The challenge sees presenter Matt Baker join six inspirational young people on an epic bike ride. The eight day cycle has seen the team tackle a 423 …
Working with the Premier League we are pleased to launch our poetry competition centred on the theme of diversity, inspired by the poem written especially for this competition; Beautifully different, Wonderfully the same by Joseph Coelho. The poem and subject encourage us to think of ways to celebrate similarities and differences that bring us together, hoping that …