Daisy Hill FC have announced a new partnership that will give children at a local school the opportunity to showcase their arts skills to a wider audience.
Pupils at Eatock Primary School, in Westhoughton, have produced original artwork on themes related to football, community and local identity, and a selection of their work will be showcased on a dedicated page in the club’s matchday programmes throughout the upcoming football season.
The scheme, which will initially run through to April 2026, aims to encourage creativity amongst young pupils, as part of a club initiative to develop community partnerships across a range of local organisations.
Victoria Hickman, deputy headteacher at Eatock Primary School, said: "We are very excited to work in partnership with Daisy Hill FC. The scheme will create a number of exciting opportunities for our children at Eatock, including a platform to showcase their artwork within the public domain.
Football club partners with Westhoughton school in art project
Eatock Primary School pupils will have their artwork published in the Daisy Hill match day programme this season.
