Various players from the men's first team have made the most of the international break by taking part in a range of community and school visits over this past week.
Activities included Q&A sessions and school assemblies, as players attended visits to give their advice to pupils.
Charlie Kelman and Karlan Grant attended a Show Racism the Red Card workshop at The Valley on Tuesday afternoon, as a part of the Charlton Athletic Community Trust's (CACT) Premier League Primary Stars programme. The Addicks' duo met children from Greenacres Primary School, who posed questions to them in a Q&A session. Vice-Chairman Paul Elliott CBE MBE also delivered a presentation to the pupils.
Millenic Alli visited Discovery Primary School in Greenwich as part of CACT's Joy of Moving Programme, designed to help children develop their physical, cognitive and social skills. Alli met a group of pupils at the school, and took part in their session.
Elsewhere, as part of the club's Schools Partnership Scheme, academy graduates Miles Leaburn and Micah Mbick visited James Wolfe Primary School in Greenwich to take part in an assembly. Harvey Knibbs formed part of a similar initiative as he paid Ealdham Primary School in Eltham a visit.
Meanwhile, Lloyd Jones attended Hurstmere School in an appearance arranged by CACT as part of their Premier League Inspires programme.
