BURTON ALBION COMMUNITY TRUST’S PREMIER LEAGUE KICKS DANCE GROUP SHINES IN FRONT OF 6,500 FANS AT PIRELLI STADIUM

Burton Albion Community Trust’s Premier League Kicks dance group delivered a standout performance in front of a 6,500‑strong crowd during half‑time of the FA Cup Fourth Round fixture between Burton Albion and West Ham United at the Pirelli Stadium.

The young dancers, who attend regular sessions as part of Burton Albion Community Trust’s Premier League Kicks programme, showcased a high‑energy routine that demonstrated their teamwork, creativity, and dedication.

Amy Lewis, Lead Dance Deliverer for Burton Albion Community Trust, praised the group’s commitment and enthusiasm. “It was a fantastic opportunity for our girls to showcase their talents and hard work in front of a packed Pirelli Stadium. We’re really proud of the girls” she said.

About Premier League Kicks

Premier League Kicks, funded by the Premier League through the Premier League Charitable Fund, uses the power of football and sport to inspire young people to reach their potential in some of the most high-need areas in England and Wales.

Launched in season 2006/07, in partnership with the Metropolitan Police, today Burton Albion Community Trust is one of 93 professional football club community organisations across England and Wales delivering Premier League Kicks. The programme supports young people in regular, positive and fun activity, while helping to create stronger, safer, more inclusive communities.

Burton Albion Community Trust began its Premier League Kicks delivery in 2016 and since then has supported around 4900 young people through 165 sessions in 16 venues.

Nationally, more than half a million young people have participated in Premier League Kicks football and multi-sport sessions across England and Wales, and more than one million hours of sessions have been delivered to date.

A Platform for Confidence, Skills, and Community

The Premier League Kicks dance group at Burton Albion meets regularly to take part in structured dance sessions, youth club–style activities, and personal development opportunities. Performing at the FA Cup tie offered the young dancers a valuable chance to gain confidence, experience a large‑scale event atmosphere, and celebrate their achievements with the local community.