Rotary District Special Needs Football Festival

Mon, Oct 10th 2011 at 12:00 am - 2:00 am

Now in its 14th year, 220 pupils took part at Aston Villa Football Club Academy. A total of 17 schools entered 31 teams from across the Rotary District.

Rotary District Special Needs Football Festival -

Rotary District Special Needs Football Festival - Lord Mayor of Birmingham Councillor Anita Ward and Rotary's District Governor Brian Kimberley presented the teams with their trophies and every player with a medal. The competition was run by the Wylde Green Rotary and Inner Wheel Clubs.

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