The British school lands today in Vila-real to start its Training Camp.

Bridgewater High School is a school that was born in England, on the banks of the River Mersey, in the industrial city of Warrington, located a few kilometres east of Liverpool and west of Manchester. The main objective of the British entity is to develop boys and girls from all over the world on a personal and academic level, always through quality and inclusive teaching.

The players, aged between 12 and 14, arrive in Vila-real this Sunday to begin their eagerly awaited and courageous Training Camp at the Ciudad Deportiva José Manuel Llaneza, where they will stay from 6 to 8 April.

The British footballers, full of enthusiasm and passion, will arrive in the Plana Baja to enjoy first-hand the experience of training in the facilities of the Yellow Submarine, one of the best nationally, under the methodology and supervision of the Cantera Grogueta staff.

The programme starts with an afternoon training session on arrival, a double session the following day and, to close, they will take advantage of the last day to visit the 'groguet' temple, the Estadio de la Cerámica, where they will learn first-hand about the more than 100 years of history that make Villarreal CF one of the best teams on the planet. In addition, all players will receive a personalised official diploma certifying their participation in the Training Camp.

Football is more than a sport and continues to prove it every day: it is a bridge that unites, educates and transforms lives.

'Learning with pride and joy'

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