Premier League Primary Stars

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Premier League Primary Stars

Celebrate Black History Month this October, championing inclusion and allyship with our free PSHE resources.

Explore how we can challenge stereotypes, learn from role models in professional football and hear from pupils on how important racial inclusion is to them.

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KS1/Ages 5-7
KS2/Ages 7-11
Cross-curricular

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Download our free planner for the Autumn term.

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2 activities

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KS2/Ages 7-11
Upper KS2/Ages 9-11
PSHE

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Equip pupils with the skills they need before transitioning to secondary school.

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KS2/Ages 7-11
PSHE

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This pack explores the simple changes everyone can make to have a positive impact on the planet.

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Featured resources

KS2/Ages 7-11
PSHE

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Pupils will learn about gender stereotypes and how to challenge them.

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3 activities

1 assembly

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KS2/Ages 7-11
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Resources to support pupils in identifying and challenging gender stereotypes.

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4 activities

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KS1/Ages 5-7
KS2/Ages 7-11
PSHE

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Pupils will learn about allyship and how to become an ally.

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Programme impact

Kit Brown: Premier League Primary Stars helps with diversity discussions

TikTok's star teacher explains how classroom resources can engage young people to talk about discrimination.

The Educatables

Scroll through to see club community organisations delivering the Premier League Primary Stars programme.

Everton and the first girls' team

See how Everton in the Community has given three girls the opportunity to shine in football.

West Ham and Charlie

One youngster is now having a positive experience of school with the help of the West Ham Foundation.

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Community social media highlights

Year 5 at Mosspits Lane Primary School wanted to make a difference to their local environment through their social action project. Last week, they went litter picking in and around their school🌿🌳@PLCommunities #PLPrimaryStars pic.twitter.com/D7SHMP2sjY
— LFC Foundation (@LFCFoundation) December 21, 2024

⚽️ Sarok and Wareen, siblings who arrived in the UK from Iraq in October 2024, initially struggled to adjust to their new school due to language barriers..

But through #PLPrimaryStars, they gained confidence, developed a sense of belonging, and are now more actively… pic.twitter.com/nWnFjq4Exp
— Cardiff City FC Community Foundation (@CCFC_Foundation) January 31, 2025

We’ve been out delivering #RainbowLaces workshops in some of our partner #PLPrimaryStars schools! ✨

The classes were really engaging and actively wanting to learn how they can be good allies to the LGBTQ+ community. The inclusive flags they created were powerful and showed they… pic.twitter.com/HuoLgffm2c
— Sheffield United Community Foundation (@CommunitySUFC) December 4, 2024

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