Chester FC and Chester FC Community Trust are delighted to again be offering every primary and secondary school in the local area a free family season ticket for next season.
Hundreds of families benefited from the season tickets in 2021/22 with more than 70 schools signing up for the scheme.
Each school will receive a 2022/23 family season ticket for two children and two adults to watch every Vanarama National League North game at the Deva Stadium.
Schools can use the tickets to reward or incentivise pupils with the scheme made possible thanks to the efforts of fans in contributing to the Boost the Budget campaign, helping donate hundreds of child season tickets to the Community Trust.
The club is committed to encouraging more children and families to watch their local team through affordable pricing and an enjoyable matchday experience, hopefully attracting new supporters to Chester FC.
Jeff Banks, Director of Fan Engagement, said: “We’re delighted to run this initiative once again this season, and it’s been fantastic to see so many schoolchildren benefiting from their hard work at school with the reward of seeing the Blues in action.
“The children have most definitely contributed to the atmosphere inside the Deva Stadium and long may it continue!
“We cannot wait to welcome even more new fans to Chester FC and would encourage all schools to take up this brilliant offer.”
Schools who would like to access a free family season ticket can email:
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