Louis was instrumental in the U19 football team’s top league finish and helped the U18 team win the floodlit league in his first year.

At just 18, he represented the first team in the county cup. He also coached youth teams, led academy sessions, and graduated with a 3-merit profile. He now continues striving for first-team honours.

Phebe excelled at Weston College, achieving top marks in sport and exercise science with a triple distinction star.As a tutor group spokesperson, she supported peers and gained experience shadowing a podiatrist and physiotherapist. She also worked in a care home, engaging residents through games and piano.Now, she is pursuing a PE and Sport degree at Stranmillis University.

This apprenticeship offers an exciting opportunity to make a positive impact on the health and well-being of communities, through sport and physical activity. As a Community Sport and Health Officer (CSHO), you will play a crucial role in promoting and delivering programmes to individuals of all ages and backgrounds, encouraging them to lead active and healthy lifestyles. Working with local authorities, community organisations and sports clubs, you will help create inclusive and accessible opportunities for participation and provide guidance on healthy living.

This apprenticeship is a dynamic programme that prepares individuals to make a positive impact in their communities through sports and physical activities. As a community activator coach apprentice, you will develop the skills and knowledge necessary to engage and inspire people of all ages and abilities to lead an active lifestyle. This apprenticeship combines practical experience with theoretical learning, allowing you to gain hands-on coaching experience while studying the principles of community sports development, behaviour change strategies, and inclusive coaching practices.