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While the first team were away in the US, Chelsea FC Education's Alive and Kicking senior fans group enjoyed a tour of their own.
The medium of football is an excellent way to engage young people in education and to tap into their interest and love of the game to inspire a love of learning.
Local youngsters were thrilled to meet Chelsea's Reading Champion for 2008/9 at the Chelsea Hub last week.
Chelsea FC's education department celebrated International Women's day this week with events at Stamford Bridge aimed at young ladies attending local girls' schools..
Cambridge ESOL, part of the University of Cambridge has announced today that four players representing our Academy have passed its Preliminary English Test (PET).
Using the book choices of Premier League footballers to inspire and motivate participants to read more for pleasure.
The work of Chelsea Football Club within our local community has, in recent weeks, led to a game of two halves in conjunction with the Prison Service.
October is Black History Month throughout the country and to celebrate its start, Chelsea Football Club hosted a special event.
Chelsea Football Club may no longer carry the pre-war nickname of 'The Pensioners' but senior supporters at Stamford Bridge are in the news with an award for our Education Department.
Carlo Cudicini and Graeme Le Saux awarded certificates and prizes to pupils for their hard work.
In support of the national Readathon campaign, the Education Department host a story telling workshop at Stamford Bridge.
Paul Conoville visited schools across Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, and Hammersmith and Fulham to talk about his life experiences.
60 local youngsters took part in the Family Reading Project, aimed to give families the opportunity to learn together.
Chelsea's senior fans group had the opportunity to meet Roy Bentley and Peter Bonetti.
The succesful Playing for Success (PFS) scheme which encourages the mix of education and sport celebrates its 10 year anniversary.
Ricardo Carvalho is leading Chelsea's participation the the Premier League Reading Stars (PLRS) Scheme.
