Premier League Primary Stars Tournament
Premier League Primary Stars Football Tournament: 'Making the impossible, possible'
Our Girls' Football team won the AVFC Girls' Football League.
Over the 3 days, they battled hard against other primary schools and topped the league.
We are so proud of their efforts and the shiny new trophy they've brought back to Chilwell.
It was a day to remember for hundreds of schoolchildren recently as they took part in the latest Premier League Primary Stars Football Tournament.
Held at Molineux Stadium, the home of Wolverhampton Wanderers, school teams from across England and Wales came together to compete, have a taste of life as a top-flight footballer and celebrate the year-round work of the Premier League Primary Stars programme.
The teams were representing the 20 Premier League clubs from the 2025/26
Sidra Moalim, Year 6 pupil, was asked what the experience meant to her. "It's really fun playing here. I like how much space there is on the pitch. I play right wing, so it gives me more room to dribble. When I am watching the matches, I can see how other players play and I can learn from them.
"I never would have thought that I would be playing at a place like this. It gives me an idea about what I can achieve.
"Walking out of the tunnel makes you feel like an actual professional player. I was excited and nervous at first, but now I'm feeling really confident.
"Tournaments like this show that girls can play football and are good at it. It's important that girls are given the same opportunities as boys because girls and boys are basically the same at football. We're equal."