Wycombe Wanderers Foundation welcomed local schoolchildren to Adams Park for a day of education and discussion in collaboration with Show Racism the Red Card, as part of the Premier League Primary Stars programme.
The event provided an opportunity for young people to explore important issues surrounding racism, gender inequality and discrimination, encouraging open conversations about prejudice, fairness and the importance of treating others with respect.
Alongside the educational activities, pupils were given a behind-the-scenes tour of Adams Park and took part in a question-and-answer session with Wycombe Wanderers Academy players Josh Gidaree and Jahrel McKoy, as well as Wycombe Wanderers Women players Bobby Lynch, Mimi Hodges and Axelle Courlander.
The players shared their perspectives and experiences, giving pupils the opportunity to engage directly with footballers and consider the role sport can play in challenging discrimination.
Delivered through Premier League Primary Stars, the event reflected Wycombe Wanderers Foundation’s continued commitment to using football as a platform for education, inclusion and positive change within the local community
