Dear Parent/Guardian,

We’re delighted to introduce our new Youth Impact Foundation Programme, a four-day holiday programme taking place during this Easter holidays, designed specifically for young people aged 11–14 (Year 7 – Year 9).

Your Sports Education has a strong track record of delivering high-quality youth programmes. Traditionally, we run a programme for Year 11 students during the summer, and we’re excited to now launch this new Foundation Programme, created especially for younger students to enjoy the same fun, confidence-building experiences at an age-appropriate level.

This programme combines fun with valuable learning in a safe, supportive environment. The cost is £99 for all four days or £50 for any two days, and we are pleased to offer fully funded (free) places for pupils who receive Free School Meals and are HAF eligible.

What is the Foundation Programme?

The Foundation Programme is all about helping young people have an amazing week during the Easter holidays while building confidence, making friends, and learning new skills along the way. Families can choose for their child to attend any two days or all four days, offering flexibility to suit different schedules.

Across the programme, young people will take part in a wide variety of fun, hands-on activities, including:

· High-energy teambuilding games and inflatables

· A variety of sports activities

· An interactive Monopoly Challenge, introducing money management and decision-making in a fun way

· A practical first aid workshop, teaching life-saving skills

· A creative cooking workshop, building confidence and independence

· Debating workshops to help young people find their voice

· A media workshop, exploring creativity and communication

· A fun photobooth workshop, encouraging self-expression and teamwork

· Managing money sessions to introduce positive financial habits

Why should my child take part?

The Foundation Programme is designed to be fun, engaging, and rewarding, while also supporting young people to:

· Build confidence, independence, and resilience

· Learn practical life skills in an enjoyable, hands-on way

· Make new friends and feel part of a team

· Discover new interests and talents

· Enjoy a memorable, active half-term experience that balances learning with fun

Free places for FSM / HAF-eligible pupils

We are committed to ensuring all young people can access exciting holiday opportunities. If your child receives Free School Meals and is HAF eligible, they can at-tend the Foundation Programme completely free of charge.

We strongly encourage eligible families to visit our website and register their inter-est early, as funded places are limited.

Dates and locations

The programme will run through the Easter holidays:

Week 1- Monday 30th March- Thursday 2nd April

· Andover- Harrow Way Community School

· Basingstoke- The Vyne Community School

· Farnborough- Farnborough Hill School

· New Forest- Brockenhurst Village Hall

Week 2- Tuesday 7th April- Friday 10th April

· Eastleigh- Eastleigh College

· Havant- Havant Rugby Club

· Fareham- Fareham Town Football Club

· Winchester- Unit 12, Winnall

How to sign up

To register your interest and find out more, please visit: www.theyouthimpact.co.uk/foundation

Here you can complete the registration form, and a member of our team will be in touch with next steps. Places are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, so we recommend registering as soon as possible.

If you have any questions, please contact us at team@yoursportseducation.co.uk or call 01794 755351.

We look forward to welcoming your child to the Youth Impact Foundation Programme — four days packed with fun, creativity, confidence-building, and new experiences this Easter.

Best wishes, Your Sports Education

 

Romeo & Juliet Workshop by Wiltshire Creative for Year 8's, on line in class, on Friday 6th March.

The production will be taking place at Salisbury Playhouse in May/June if you would like to go and see the play, you can buy tickets from the Playhouse (search Wiltshire Creative)..

We are looking for passionate volunteers who would like to help with our school's enrichment program. We like to call it LORIC for short.

LORIC are life skills that will help our students gain the 'edge' over other students when applying for further education and future employment.

We are looking for volunteers to conduct project activities that will run termly with our students. You will deliver your projects with small groups and have a supervised staff member with you for support.

It can be anything that you feel could help our pupils develop their, Leadership, Organisation, Resilience, Initiative and Communication skills.

So, if you are interested or you think you know someone who could help us out, then we would like to hear from you!

Please email cleaver-baileys@danebury.hispmat.org for further information or to sign up.

World Book Day is a big event at Danebury School. We are celebrating early, but have activities on all week.

Come to school as your favourite character from a book (this is not a non-uniform day for anyone not wishing to dress up as a character!).

See the whole flyer below for all details!