Ian Wright goes back to his roots by Hindsight4Sport
The opening of the Rocky & Wrighty Arena floodlit all-weather facility in south east London will be game changing for children at his school and people in the wider community, who will now have access to a quality, safe and inclusive place to play all-year roundARSENAL LEGEND Ian Wright went back to his roots when he opened the ‘Rocky & Wrighty Arena’ funded by the Premier League, The FA and Government’s Football Foundation and EA SPORTS at his former primary school, Turnham Academy, in...
The new floodlit all-weather facilities will be game changing for children at the school and people in the wider community, who will now have access to a quality, safe and inclusive place to play all-year round.As well as being used by Turnham Academy, Millwall Community Trust will use the space outside of school hours to run Premier League Kicks, walking football for adults, Weetabix Wildcats, Millwall Lionesses and Millwall Roman LGBTQ+ sessions.
“The investment of the Premier League, The FA And Government is providing more and more people with the opportunity to lace up their boots and enjoy the transformative benefit grassroots sport can have on lives and communities up and down the country.” to fund this £200,000 project.
“Not only will pupils at Turnham Academy enjoy the excellent new facilities, but a whole host of local clubs will also have access, including Millwall Lionesses and the LGBTQ+ inclusive team Millwall Romans.”“This pitch will be game-changing for the pupils at Turnham Academy and for the local community.
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