Community

This afternoon, local secondary school, Avanti High School, paid a visit to the Hive!   The cohort included the girl’s football teams from Years 7 to 9, and they had a memorable time.   The visit included a 45 minute tour of the hive including the Boardroom, First-Team Dressing room and Tunnel area, whilst also […]

The Hive Foundation’s story of overcoming adversity is helping football fans smile this January.   Helen, a regular at Barnet Walking Football says the project “has actually changed my life.”    Helen’s journey is being shared as part of Scan to Smile, a new EFL initiative designed to lift spirits during the January blues and shine a spotlight

The Hive Foundation are delighted to launch a new and updated half-term camp which will run during the week of the 16th February.   The camp offers new and rebranded sessions, providing plenty of fun and engagement to keep your child active during the school holidays.   The sessions will also include involvement from the Barnet

Starting this Saturday, the 10th January, our highly- popular Saturday Soccer Schools are returning following the Christmas Break.    The schools run every Saturday morning and are a perfect opportunity for your children to learn from our highly qualified and engaging coaches.   It’s also a perfect opportunity to make friends and participate in sessions

The Hive Foundation is delighted to announce brand new weekday sessions, that will start running from next week.   The sessions have been designed to help young children looking to improve on a regular basis, make new friends and learn in a positive and inclusive environment!   The sessions will be run by highly qualified

Members of the Barnet First Team and Academy Scholarship Programme paid a heartwarming visit to Barnet Hospital yesterday afternoon, bringing festive cheer to patients, families, and staff during the Christmas period.   First-team players Owen Evans, Denis Adeniran, and Britt Assombalonga were joined by academy scholars Noye Richards and Aaron Liwala as they visited the

Yesterday afternoon, Barnet’s Walking Football team proudly gathered with its partners, Dementia UK for their Christmas celebrations at Copthall Leisure Centre.   The groups were joined by Bees’ Captains Anthony Hartigan and Danny Collinge, as well as Mark Shelton, Joe Hugill and Romoney Crichlow.   They also welcomed a Barnet fan, who has funded many

On Tuesday, as part of this week’s EFL Week of Action, the Hive Foundation hosted the Harrow Cup, a competition that helped decide the local finalists for this year’s Utilita Cup competition.   The Utilita Cup is one of the country’s largest national football competitions, aimed at school children under the age of 11.  

Last week, the entire Barnet FC squad came down to visit the Hive Foundation’s Half-Term Camp, which turned out to be a huge success.   The players signed autographs, posed for pictures and also participated in a shooting challenge with the children, which the Bees’ players unfortunately won.   The children expressed happiness and gratitude