Andrew Argent, the founder of League5 Academy, is a semi-professional football player and has worked with great sports legends including Zinedine Zidane and Tony Parker. Andrew believes sports can unite people from all cultural backgrounds and can bring families closer together.

The Academy offered youngsters training once a week from June to September with professional trainers. The initial target was to reach a maximum of 30 children, however, interest in the event escalated quickly and almost 100 participants joined. In addition to the weekly training sessions, two successful summer camps were also organised and excitedly attended.

AGS Prague will continue to sponsor this initiative and supply goodie bags, filled with both educational and extracurricular material, to the young football stars.

AGS Movers Coussaert sponsored the ‘A la Française’ weekend on May 24-25, hosted in an area of Brussels favoured by French expats. AGS’ popular stand was one of 60 in a market of gastronomy, crafts and creativity celebrating the Belgian art of living à la Française.

UNITED KINGDOM

AGS Movers London participated with a stand in the recent ‘London Totally Expat Show 2014’ trade fair, attended by mobility providers and consultants. A competition at AGS’ stand saw a winner receive a bottle of champagne and a box of chocolates.

SOUTH AFRICA

AGS Movers Johannesburg sponsored the Lycée Français Jules Verne school fête on May 31, also participating with a branded stand. As close on 1000 children attended along with their parents, it is the French school’s biggest annual event.

CZECH REPUBLIC

AGS Movers Prague branch recently participated in the Lycée Français de Prague’s school fair with a unique ‘Ali Baba’ game: children entered an AGS container with flashlights, recorded its contents on AGS packing lists, and the winner received a branded yoyo.