Community

To celebrate World Bee Day, The Hive Foundation visited Barnet Grange Care Home with our cheerful mascot, Mr Bumble. The day was filled with smiles, laughter, and community spirit. The foundation team gave a short presentation about Barnet and the ways we’re helping support local people, from community to educational outreach. Residents and staff were fantastic hosts, and Mr Bumble was a […]

Barnet FC was proud to be the very first stop on this year’s March of the Day challenge!  As the first club to welcome the walkers, we were honored to support this fantastic cause, raising awareness and funds for Motor Neurone Disease (MND).  The same dedicated core team from last year resumed their roles, and once again,

This week, Danny Collinge and Nik Tavares brought the ‘Bees in the Community’ initiative to life by joining a training session with Affiliate Club, SpiderOne Bees FC, at The Hive. The players connected with over 100 young players aged 7 to 15 and their coaches, sharing insights about the journey to becoming professional players. SpiderOne Bees

The Bees were back in the community recently with an exciting visit to St Mary’s and St John’s CE School.    Barnet FC players Owen Evans and Lee Ndlovu, accompanied by Foundation Manager Dan Barton, engaged with over 200 enthusiastic students during a special school assembly.   During the visit, the children explored the rich

London Bees players Rebekah Wozniak and Alice Hughes, alongside Foundation Manager Dan Barton, recently paid a special visit to affiliate club Whetstone Wildcats. The visit was an inspiring event that brought together over 40 young female footballers, giving them a unique opportunity to meet semi-professional female players. During their time at Whetstone Wildcats, Wozniak and Hughes shared