Two Rangers B players visited a Glasgow primary school as part of a special programme.
The pair took time out to play football with the pupils, answer questions about their young careers and talk about the importance of fitness and diet, not just for athletes but for everyone.
“We never had anything like this in school and I know that if a couple of Rangers players came down then I’d have been over the moon so hopefully us being here has made today memorable for the kids.”The scheme works with kids aged 9-10 in schools across Glasgow to encourage physical activity and promote a healthy diet.
"The way the programme has been covered every week was excellent. I think the programme is really important and the pupils have engaged really well with the Foundation coaches.
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