City Primary Schools | City in the Community

our primary programmes engage PUPILS AND TEACHERS TO HELP PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN STAY ACTIVE

City in the Community deliver the Premier League Primary Stars (PLPS) programme in schools across Greater Manchester. During these sessions, pupils and teachers take part in national curriculum PE lessons, extra-curricular activities, targeted interventions, educational workshops, social action projects, anti-discrimination sessions, competitions, and teacher CPD events.

CITC coaches work in five schools per week and deliver a full day each week of the academic year to each school. The aim is to use the inspiration of Manchester City Football Club and the Premier League to engage pupils and teachers to help primary school children be active and develop essential life skills.

The programme also intends to improve teacher’s confidence and competence when delivering PE and School Sport, and to increase children’s enjoyment and engagement in this area. With thanks to our funder, the Premier League.

Two children are seated at desks in a classroom. One has clasped hands while another focuses on something outside the frame. The classroom has educational posters and cabinets in the background.

A person giving a presentation on team skills with a screen displaying words such as PROBLEM SOLVING, COMMUNICATION, LEADERSHIP, PROFESSIONAL, POSITIVE ATTITUDE, KEEPING CALM, RESPECTFUL, ADAPTABLE, RELIABLE.

Students sitting at tables in a brightly decorated classroom with a teacher standing in the background.

Two individuals wearing Manchester City apparel lead an interactive session with children in a classroom setting. One individual is pointing while children with raised hands are engaged.

A teacher is explaining something to a student in a classroom setting. The background includes a digital screen displaying a presentation and various classroom decorations.

If you're interested in hearing more about our Primary Stars programme or would like to discuss the possibility of introducing it to your school then you can contact us by emailing Lucy Gaskell-Milward at [email protected].