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london region fencing

London Region serves the interests of Fencers and Fencing Clubs in the City of London and the 32 London Boroughs. There are 10 Regions in England all of which are part of England Fencing. The Region’s primary purpose is to promote fencing at all levels within the Region. It does this by: Organising competitions, including the London Region Youth Championships Supporting Clubs and Competitions within the Region and encouraging participation Providing opportunities for fencers to represent the Region Publicising and promoting fencing in the Region Supporting and promoting training initiatives in the Region, including those for the fencing workforce, such as Armourers, Referees and Coaches.

bilal education

A community centered organisation Bilal Education is a registered charity organisation (charity number 1138797) and provides various resources to our local swahili speaking communities: advice and assistance education and training economic/community development/employment organising programmes of physical education and other activities helping young people by developing their skill, capacities and make them independent prevention/relief of poverty general charitable purpose to help the poor and the needy religious activities We engage with our local community mainly by organising events: Youth online lessons every Tuesday evening, Live lectures (in swahili) on YouTube every Wednesday, Dua Kumayl at our centre every Thursday, Quran recitation every Friday and Sunday Seasonal events

eidgah academy

Eidgah Academy CIC is a community hub conveniently situated at the heart of Perry Barr, Birmingham. Our friendly, family orientated atmosphere caters for children and young people between the ages of 5 years – 16 years and their families providing an extensive range of unique educational, recreational and social developmental activities in order to enable the youth of today to fulfil their full potential. At Eidgah Academy children are encouraged and given every opportunity to develop an all-round skillset, inspiring them to be the best they can be. Our activities are designed to support children and young people in developing their self-esteem, confidence, communication and inter-personal skills.

ldn apprenticeships

LDN Apprenticeships was founded in 2010 in response to the high levels of youth unemployment in London that were caused by the 2008 financial crash. There were literally millions of young people who had no way of getting their foot in the door at awesome companies. We saw an opportunity to use apprenticeships as a tool to connect businesses and young people from all backgrounds to one another. Back then, we focused much of our work in the technology sector and exclusively on young people – many of our clients and apprenticeships were designed to address the acute skills shortages in the tech cluster in east London (hence the name, LDN Apprenticeships).

athletic development hub

The ADP is a performance support staff education platform, specialising in online course material; designed and implemented by the best applied practitioners and academic researchers around. We also provide varying CPD services and consultancy options for athletes, Sports Teams and organisations with the aim of enhancing Sports Performance. Read about our key features below. Courses Free Content and CPD Consultancy Services for your team or organisation Bespoke CPD for you, your club or organisation Club or Organisation CPD hosting hub Platform Courses The ADP offer specialist online courses in the areas of Athletic Performance and development from youth to adult. The courses will enhance your knowledge as a coach or practitioner and give you the tools to implement that knowledge in to a day to day applied setting. Not only will the courses develop you further in your field they will allow you to aid the development of the athletes of today and the future. Our online Learning management system (LMS) provides a great learning experience to users wanting to develop their knowledge in the Sports Performance World and gives them the tools to apply that in a practical setting. Our courses are designed and implemented by only the best academic researchers and applied practitioners working in professional Sport today, specific to the course topic area. Our first course offering; Certificate in Growth & Maturation for Youth Athletes has been approved for British Association of Sport & exercise Science (BASES) endorsement.

sports for kidz

SportsForKidz opened in 2020 and has had over 500 participants in our first year of programming. We are focused on youth development in sports, fun, and learning. We currently run basketball clinics and teams, sports camps, and special events like dodgeball tournaments. We will be providing different trainings, clinics, and fun opportunities throughout the year as we grow. . All clinics and workouts will be follow CDC guidelines for safety, which is explained on the statement of safe play and participation. Please read below for the ages and classes offered now.

fighting words ni

Since 2015 we’ve been a force for creativity in Belfast and beyond, providing over 10,000 creative writing opportunities for schools, youth groups and young writers aged 6 to 18. We have delivered hundreds of free Storymaking Workshops, Write Club Meetings and special projects, all supported by our amazing volunteer mentors. We want to show every young person in Northern Ireland that creative writing is all about joy, imagination and creativity. Our patrons are the acclaimed writers Glenn Patterson, Roddy Doyle, Nick Hornby, Lucy Caldwell, Paul Muldoon and Dave Eggers.

ballyholme yacht club

Ballyholme is an RYA recognised training centre and offers courses throughout the year to adults and cadets (age 8 and upwards) with sailing and power boat courses, including Race Officer, mark laying and many others. We also have a very buoyant cadet membership with over 40 youth sailors regularly training and racing throughout the year. We also run Dolphins and Sharks sessions on Friday evening during May and June, as well as numerous other family events such as the Corinthian Cup and Pirates Raid throughout the summer. BYC is also home to the North Down BSAC, our diving section, who provide training and diving throughout the year with facilities that are “second to none”. Ballyholme Yacht Club (BYC) is the home of champions and new sailors alike. It is run by its members, for its members, encouraging sailing, racing, diving, training, water based activities and social events. There is Club racing every Tuesday evening and Sunday afternoon from April to September and on Sunday afternoon Icebreaker Series through the winter for dinghies. Members are also welcome to race with our sister club Royal Ulster on Thursday evenings. Members also potter about sailing at any time – particularly when rescue boats are on the water for racing. Regattas are held most Saturdays through the sailing season in Belfast Lough and a number of Open series are held further afield such as West Highland Week & Cork Week. Ballyholme hosts, and members participate in, numerous national and international championships throughout the year. Many varieties of dinghy, day boat and yachts are sailed, including Toppers, Lasers, Picos, Bays, Waverleys, Squibs, Multihulls, Sports boats and Cruisers. Individual boats can be handicapped for racing so any boat can be included! There is a family class so the more people you have in your boat, the more points are awarded. Facilities include: Changing facilities. Dinghy parks & winter boat storage. Grounds for BBQs. Cadet/Training room. Jubilee Room – available for club and personal functions. Galley (kitchen).

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bosco centre

The Bosco Centre, located at the eastern end of Jamaica Road, is home to a post 16 Vocational College, a nursery and youth club. At the heart of everything we do is our total commitment to improving the lives of local young people. This passion and commitment has grown from the work of one person. A person who was born in the west of Scotland but who found her spiritual home in Bermondsey. Sister Cecily Dunn’s arrival in Rotherhithe was not expected. She had to be hastily evacuated from Liverpool after her relentless desire to help young people had angered the local drug dealers who saw that her powerful message was stripping them of their customers. This ability to disrupt for the good of young people was to characterise her for the rest of her life.