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Last week, the Bewbush Academy Primary School turned their annual sports day into a vibrant celebration of community and teamwork - thanks in part to the support of thePremier League Primary Stars programme and coaches from the Foundation’s Football and Sports Participation department.

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00:00Today is Bewbush Primary School's sports day where myself from the PLPS department which
00:06is Premier and Primary Stars and then we've had a load of coaches have come to support
00:11the school in their sports day. We've helped run some of the field events and then as you
00:15can see got involved in a colour run just to bring the school together and have a right
00:20old laugh to finish their sports day. With the children, not many of them can say oh
00:25yeah my sports day that I did at my primary school, the local football club that I follow
00:30and go to watch on the weekend, the coaches all came in and got involved with our sports day
00:35to help run it and also to make it a memorable one for us that they can then take with them
00:40as they go into secondary school and beyond. With this school we do PSHE programmes for the students,
00:46maths programmes, we also work with a lot of the teachers in supporting them in PE and improving
00:52their confidence and delivery of PE across all sorts of sports and topics within the subject
00:58and then we run lunchtime clubs here, after school clubs here, we also link with the youth club just
01:04over the road, so a lot of the students here recognise both myself and the other coaches within the
01:10community department. Having the Praudy Town support for the children is huge, partly because it inspires
01:17so many of our young boys and girls actually to go on to that profession. Children who potentially find
01:23making the right decisions in class a little bit tricky have got that inspiration that if they work
01:28at it they really make those right behaviour choices, there is a career ahead of them and even past football
01:33there's a career going out into the wider community. From teaching point of view it's been amazing today,
01:39I've got children in my class who are a bit nervous of doing the colour run and it meant it freed me up so
01:44that I, as you can see, was able to join in, I had a child attached to each hand and we were able to go
01:49round together so the staff could join in to support the more anxious children because we had amazing
01:54volunteers so it just made for an amazing community event.

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