Bristol Rovers Community Trust welcomed children from across the local area to its October Fun-Days, providing two days of football, activity and fun during the October half-term.

Highridge United U-14 Girls welcomed three Bristol Rovers FC Women first-team players for a special visit, as Layah Douglas, Anais Trinci and Helena Costa spent time with the team sharing their experiences of football and their journeys within the sports industry.

What is 'Keep Up The Convo'? Play Safe 2026 is asking every adult in football to make more opportunities for conversations with children and young people. not just about football; about life, emotions, anything that’s important to them.

Highridge United U-14 Girls welcomed three Bristol Rovers FC Women first-team players for a special visit, as Layah Douglas, Anais Trinci and Helena Costa spent time with the team sharing their experiences of football and their journeys within the sports industry.

The 2026/27 school year is officially underway at Bristol Rovers College, with an exciting and action-packed first week welcoming students both new and familiar through the doors.