SPFL high-flyers St Mirren have teamed up with equality campaigners and Erskine school kids to deliver the message that football is a game for all.
The club brought its Street Stuff programme to Bargarran and St John Bosco primaries as part of anti-sectarian charity Nil by Mouth’s ‘United Against Division’ programme in the town.
The charity has been working with the schools for the past 18 months on a range of activities aimed at helping pupils better understand religious and cultural differences and celebrate their community.