This website highlights the work of Reds in the Community.
Our website enables you to discover the broad and diverse range of provision offered by Reds in the Community under four key themes; Education, Health, Sports Participation & Social Inclusion.
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Reds in the Community is a registered charity delivering community and charitable activities on behalf of Barnsley Football Club. We use the power of football and Barnsley Football Club to engage and improve the lives of local people. Professional football clubs are at the hearts of their communities, not just geographically but more importantly emotionally. They have a unique connection and draw that enables them to reach further and wider than others. This provides a great opportunity and responsibility to make a difference.
Our Mission:
Using the power of football and Barnsley Football Club we aim to engage and improve the lives of local people through a range of activities and projects within four key themes – Education, Health, Social Inclusion and Sports Participation
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New Fit Reds and Fit Reds Ladies Courses Available to Book!
Reds in the Community are pleased to confirm locations and dates for new Fit Reds and Fit Reds Ladies programmes across the borough of Barnsley. Following the success of the Carlton Park initiative, a Fit Reds Ladies course will begin at Churchfield Primary School, Snydale Rd, Cudworth, Barnsley S72 8JR, on Monday 3rd June. Running from…
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Shadow Scholarship | Barnsley FC 6-3 Everton FC
The Barnsley FC Shadow Scholars finished off their National Football Youth League Midlands/North Premier Division campaign with a resounding victory over Everton FC. Having twice come from behind, the Reds finished with a flurry late on as they ended the season by beating the side that they had been defeated by in the first game…
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Oakhill Primary Win Girls KS2 Stars Tournament
Oakhill Primary Academy came out on top in a Key Stage Two football tournament at Oakwell today as part of the Premier League Primary Stars programme. The competition brought together 10 local schools, who were then split into two groups, with the two group winners facing off in a final to decide the winner. Group…
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