Visual Impairment – website support from work of RNC Angling Club Barry Morris works as Lead Project Officer for enrichment support at the Royal National College for the Blind. He joined the Academy to provide a more skilled coaching experience for a few of the students at RNC who fished from time to time. Once [...]
Read MoreRespect agenda – families Alan Webb works for Harlow Council, Essex. He has applied his qualification to a new project meeting the RESPECT agenda, introducing parents to angling and the environment to then bring families together in an outdoor recreational environment. Dreamstore has assisted with the cost of a meeting venue for year one of [...]
Read MoreYoung people, youth and families together: areas of multiple deprivation and autism John Brooks is a teacher at Helston Community College, Cornwall. He supports a number of projects, along with his partner Rozy. Rozy completed her Level 2 at the Academy in 2007. In addition to working with young people at Helston he has supported [...]
Read MoreEvery Child Matters – culturally diverse young people Richard Walker is a school teacher at Margaret McMillan Primary School, Bradford. He has developed teaching ideas around angling and the environment for his year 5 pupils, which included a day out at a local fishery. The School is culturally diverse, though predominately British Asian. Every Child [...]
Read MoreDavid Lewis supports Milton Keynes Disabled Angling Club, which has progressed strongly now that there is a qualified coach on hand. Stoke on Trent Disabled Angling Club has similarly benefited from the coaching support of Paul Brammer. Related Galleries
Read MoreAlternative learning – youth and immigrant Breckland Angling Coaching Club, was a club without a core coaching team. The director of the Club, an Education Officer with the GMB Union, recommended seven people for the Academy. A number of this team had never gained a qualification. Our on-course ‘Learning Buddy’ programme provided invaluable support. The [...]
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