Education

Fleetwood Town head coach Joey Barton took time away from the sideline to give a prep talk to pupils at two schools about his life, the ups and downs, and how he has always looked to improve on a day to day basis. Joey spoke to 250 students about his career and his new role […]

Fleetwood Town Community Trust are now working closely with a number of nurseries across Wyre and Fylde to help develop the children develop with their fundamental skills. The Trust deliver sessions in 25 local nurseries and pre-schools in Fleetwood, Wyre and Fylde and have close communication with the staff to grow and build on their

Fleetwood Town Community Trust held their ‘Fit for the Future’ session on World Mental Health Day at St. Wulstan’s Church. World Mental Health Day took place on Wednesday 10th October, and it was a day where many people helped spread the awareness of mental health, and what we can do to help those who suffer. The

Fleetwood Town Community Trust is pleased to announce the launch of their brand-new Community Sports College. The Community Sports College will be based at Fleetwood Town’s elite training complex, Poolfoot Farm in Thornton, and will deliver a BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Sport. Over the past four years, over 60 students have been on the

Ash Hunter, Wes Burns, and Ged Garner spent the afternoon at Sacred Heart Primary School in Thornton and took part in a Premier League Primary Stars multi-skill sports activity session. Pupils at Sacred Heart got a surprise visit on Thursday afternoon at their multi-skills after school club, where three first-team players tested their running, balance

Fleetwood Town Community Trust were at Larkholme Primary School on Wednesday afternoon, taking part in a live maths lessons with children in KS2. The programme – which looked to engage young children in subjects across the National Curriculum – was delivered live over BBC iPlayer by BBC Teach, and this session looked closely at maths;

Ash Hunter, Lewis Baines, and Ged Garner were present at Garstang Community Primary School on Monday afternoon and took part in a variety of different sporting activities with KS1 pupils. With schools now back in full flow, it was time the Cod Army ventured out into the Garstang School, and with the head teacher Steph

Fleetwood Town’s Community Trust have joined up with Lancashire County Council to help children to cut back on their intake of sugary drinks, using a campaign called Giving Up Loving Pop (GULP). The Community Trust have been into a number of different schools throughout the last few weeks in the Wyre and Fylde areas to promote