The students received training from the exceptional Argyle staff, with special coaching from Katelyn Bell, a standout player in their women's football team competing in the FA Women's National League South.

The students were split into two groups, each engaging in nearly four hours of football training. The sessions included a variety of drills, exercises, and practice matches designed to enhance their skills and understanding of the game.

The students showed remarkable dedication, attentively listening to the coaches and diligently following instructions. Their hard work and enthusiasm did not go unnoticed, leaving a strong impression on the Argyle staff with their excellent behaviour and positive attitude.

The Plymouth Argyle coaching sessions not only improved the students' football skills but also fostered a greater sense of teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship. The success of this workshop underscores the importance of providing such opportunities to young athletes and the positive influence they can have on their overall development.

All students showcased remarkable talent and dedication. However, there were standout individuals who truly exemplified outstanding skills and sportsmanship:

Ruby (Year 8) impressed us with her outstanding football abilities and her support towards other teammates.

Heidi (Year 8) stood out for her enthusiasm across all activities and hardwork. 

Bonnie (Year 7) showcased excellent teamwork and skillful play on the field.

Izzy (Year 7) demonstrated remarkable skills and effective passing within the team.

Lots of students have even expressed their eagerness to continue participating in girls' football when the new school term begins in September. This growing interest and enthusiasm is fantastic for the development of the sport, encouraging more young girls to get involved and passionate about football.

Thank you to the team for coming in!