Our guest this episode is Allison Tripney, Head of Community at Leicester City Football Club.
Following a career in teaching Allison initially built a career in the football community, creating education programmes and initiatives that encouraged learning using football clubs as the basis for selected young people.
During the episode we discuss Allison’s early life and career and the innovative approaches and programmes the club is taking to engage and impact young people.
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