Community

  The Bees were out and about in the community once again this week with a visit to Stag Lane Primary School & Nursey.   Joe Grimwood, Joe Rye and Foundation Manager, Dan Barton, went to meet over 200 children and deliver a school assembly.   The children learned about the history of Barnet FC

Barnet FC players were out and about in the local community once again at the end of December.     Jerome Okimo, Anthony Hartigan and Foundation Manager, Dan Barton, visited Gratitude Foodbank in Borehamwood to support their volunteer workforce preparing food packages and loading donated food and furniture on to delivery vans.     Gratitude

Players from Barnet FC and London Bees were out and about spreading Christmas cheer recently visiting the children’s wards at Barnet Hospital and Northwick Park Hospital.   Idris Kanu and Ade Oluwo spend time meeting some of the children at Barnet Hospital Galaxy Ward. They spent time talking to the children and their families and

Gio Bellagambi paid a visit to a local grassroots affiliate club training session at HMH JYC last week in Finchley.   Gio met players and discussed his pathway to becoming a professional and highlighted how he overcame setbacks on his journey.   The players were keen to hear about how skills learned through football can

First team members, Reece Hall-Johnson and Ben Coker sprung a surprise on the pupils at Edgware primary school this week by paying them a special visit as part of the Hive Foundation Community Schools Programme. Reece and Ben along with Foundation manager, Dan Barton, delivered a football coaching session for the children who had been selected

Barnet FC players Callum Stead and Joe Kizzi along with Foundation Manager, Dan Barton, paid a visit to 2 schools in Barnet recently.   They delivered a school assembly to over 300 children from Manorside and Tudor primary schools.   The children learned a bit of Barnet FC history and asked the players lots of

First team players, Nicke Kabamba and Nik Tavares braved the winter weather to pay a visit to the players at affiliate club, London Athletic FC, this week. The lads met and chatted with over 200 players aged 8 to 14 at their training session at Mill Hill Powerleague. The players and coaches from LAFC were

First-team squad members, Mark Shelton and Jordan Cropper brought the ‘Bees in the Community’ initiative to life by visiting Affiliate Club, AC Finchley, at their training session at Millbrook Park School. Mark and Jordan met with the players aged 11 and 12 sharing insights about their journey to becoming pro players. They highlighted the core