Bath Rugby Foundations (BRF) sponsorship scheme which helps vulnerable young people rebuild their lives following challenging home lives, difficulties at school, disability and poverty. By sponsoring students you will enable young people who are suffering, to gain qualifications as our society reopens and take a step into employment. You will support students on one of the following courses and your money will help them with: travelling expenses, clothing, footwear, food, external employability courses and mental health & life skill support networks both internally and through external agencies. Bath Rugby Foundation HITZ Learning Academy HITZ is our award-winning alternative education / employability provision for 16 to 19 year olds who are considered NEET - not in employment, education or training. HITZ mixes sport with classroom-based learning and enables young adults who are in danger of falling through the net to look ahead at a brighter future. During the last 10 years over 75% of our HITZ students have moved onto employment, apprenticeships or returned to full-time education. Hi5! Club Hi5! develops healthy routines, confidence in physical activity, social skills and a sense of belonging. It is a bespoke pathway for children and young people aged 7-25 with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) to become independent within the community in Bath and North East Somerset (B&NES). Established in 2006, it’s grown from being the only multi-sports club to offering golf, rugby, schools provision and social and competitive events. The aim is to break down barriers which prevent SEND children and young people from being active, fit, independent and socialising and to introduce them to a range of opportunities that challenge their mindset and raises aspirations, to encourage them out of their comfort zone. Education Programmes – Primary & Secondary Schools Raising the Game (RTG) is an education programme targeting pupils struggling to engage with lessons or school itself and who exhibit poor behaviour & work avoidance, resulting in teachers reporting incidents. RTG runs in schools, building positive experiences, engagement and confidence and develops a pupil’s growth mindset and the life skills to enable them to re-engage positively and independently back into classroom and manage their emotions. RTG equips pupils with a developed awareness of their emotions and behaviours as well as building long-term resilience. RTG improves pupils attendance, academic grades and overall behaviour and friendships. Sponsor our Students is asking companies / individuals for £600 per annum per student.
This agreement is between yourself / your organisation and David Trick representing Bath Rugby Foundation: Bath Rugby Foundation, Bath Rec Sports Hub, North Parade Road, Bath, BA2 4ET Email: [email protected] By completing this form you agree to provide funds of £600 for a minimum of 1 year. All sponsors will be updated on the progress of students. Once this aim has been achieved, any surplus or unused funds will be used for our charity’s general aims including other projects for vulnerable young people. Once you have completed this form we will receive notification and contact you regarding invoicing. However, you will automatically be re-directed to our Sponsor our Students Donate page where you can make payment immediately. You will receive an email receipt for this donation. For any questions please contact David Trick: [email protected]
If you are a UK taxpayer your £600 donation could be worth £750 at no extra cost to you. (NB this does not apply if your donation is being paid by a company.)
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