Over the next week (12th–22nd March 2026), we will be celebrating and showcasing the impact of our Premier League-funded community programmes throughout the 2025/26 season so far. This includes initiatives such as Premier League Kicks, Premier League Primary Stars, and the Premier League Players Pilot Project.

Thanks to the EFL in the Community Catalyst Fund, Bristol Rovers Community Trust will deliver the REACT programme and support over 55s across the local community. REACT (REtirement in ACTion), is a group-based exercise programme proven to support people to improve and maintain their mobility and ability to live in dependently.

To mark World Book Day 2026® (Thursday 5 March), the Premier League will be giving away more than 120,000 free books to children across England and Wales, through its Premier League Primary Stars programme.

We’re delighted to share that Watermore Primary School finished an incredible third place in their regional event and have successfully qualified for Finals Day - a fantastic achievement and one the whole club and community trust is immensely proud of!

Delivered in partnership with Lockleaze Sports Centre (LSC), St Mary’s & St James Church, and The Vench, Set Piece uses the power of sport, mentoring, and wellbeing support to help local children aged 8–11 build confidence, develop positive decision-making skills, and stay safe in their communities.

In Collaboration with PMAC: Mental Health & Wellbeing Training we explore how Local Sport brings people together, lifts mood, and quietly supports mental Health - one session, one team, one shared win at a time.

Bristol Rovers Community Trust (BRCT) is proud to announce a new Content Partnership with BoomSatsuma, marking an exciting step forward in the Trust’s commitment to innovative storytelling and high-quality media content.

Around 70 students from the Bristol Rovers Community Trust College took part in the session, which was delivered by Resuscitation Practitioners from both NHS Trusts. The training focused on the importance of early intervention during cardiac emergencies, teaching students how to perform CPR and how to use a defibrillator - a device that can restart the heart during sudden cardiac arrest.

Bristol Rovers Community Trust was thrilled to welcome local primary schools to The Memorial Ground for a special Author Day, celebrating creativity, imagination, and the joy of reading and writing.

Students recently had the opportunity to learn from Sam Kotadia, a leading practitioner in sports psychology who has worked in the field since graduating from university in 2006. Sam currently serves as the First Team Sport Psychologist at Wrexham AFC and Head of Psychology for the national charity Empire Fighting Chance (EFC).