Leeds United star Kalvin Phillips made a special guest appearance on a zoom call earlier this week to take part in a Q and A session with young students in Year 6 at Christ the King Catholic Primary School, at Bramley in Leeds, as part of the Leeds United Foundation’s work into mental health and positive wellbeing.
During the zoom call the students took it in turns to ask the England international a range of questions, including asking him about his day to day routine, how he maintains positive mental health and has dealt with the lockdown, who he speaks to when he is feeling down and what he is most grateful for in life.
As part of the Premier League Primary Stars programme, coaches from the Leeds United Foundation work closely with the teachers and pupils at Christ the King Catholic Primary School along with many other local schools, using the power of sport and Leeds United to inspire pupils to reach their full potential and helping to increase engagement levels within education.
If you would like to take a look at the video of the Q and A with Kalvin Phillips, please click here.
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