By Premier League Primary Stars · Wed 17 May 2023
The Premier League Primary Stars Kit Scheme 2023: empowering girls across the country to believe that football is everyone’s game.
Premier League Primary Stars and Nike team up to give schools the chance to win a FREE set of girls’ football kit.
The Premier League, in collaboration with Nike, is providing 4,000 sets of free girls’ football kits to schools as part of a move to promote the message that football is everyone’s game. The scheme looks to empower and encourage young girls through giving them the opportunity to get more involved in football. You can watch the first school’s reaction to receiving a set of the new girls’ kit here.
Schools have until 23:59 on Friday 9 June 2023 to apply for a set of kit by sharing how they are committed to promoting girls’ football and how this kit will support the school’s overarching goal to increase girls’ participation in sport.
Successful schools will receive:
- A set of Nike Park Short Sleeve shirts, shorts and socks (13 x outfield sets and x 1 goalkeeper set) - teachers can choose colours from available options.
- The playing kit will be embellished with Premier League on the front of shirt, No Room for Racism on the sleeve and will be numbered 1-14 on the back of shirt.
- The option to include Nike 2.0 hijabs if/as required (subject to availability).
How to take part in the Premier League Primary Stars Kit Scheme
- Register for an account at plprimarystars.com or log into an existing account
- Share your school’s commitment to encouraging young girls to take part in football in the application form
- Submit your application here by Friday 9 June 2023
In the meantime, check out our resources which aim to include all pupils, regardless of gender, background or ability. We have a variety of packs that span across PSHE, PE, maths and English.
If you have any further questions regarding the Kit Scheme, please email plprimarystars@kitlocker.com
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