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professional : community work in aviva premiership rugby tackling numbers shortlisted for a sports marketing 360 award premiership rugby and mbna’s ground-breaking tackling numbers programme has been shortlisted for an award at the sports marketing 360 awards in the “making a difference” category. tackling numbers is a rugby-themed numeracy programme that aims to teach 8-9 year olds the importance of number skills in everyday life, through both classroom sessions and practical number-based rugby games. john greaves, corporate communications director for mbna, said: “we have been thrilled with the success of the tackling numbers programme and with the positive feedback it has received. we believe it is important to equip young people with the knowledge and tools to help them manage their money in the future. engaging them in mathematics in a practical and enjoyable way, with some of the stars of english rugby, allows us to provide a foundation for good financial literacy in adulthood.” votes can be cast at www.sportsmarketing360.com/awards until the 5th september 2012. posted by wayne morris | september 4, 2012 | filed under education , general , tackle learning | leave a comment -- bristol rugby’s bright sparks programme honoured bristol rugby’s bright sparks programme landed the j.p. morgan asset management impact award at the seventh all parliamentary premiership rugby community awards at the houses of parliament on wednesday evening. the programme, run by former bristol winger ben breeze, is aimed at educating secondary school children who are ‘at risk’ from persistent non-attendance, permanent exclusion, low educational attainment, poor behaviour and/or low self esteem. using the ethos surrounding rugby, breeze, 38, and his team work in partnership with bristol’s secondary schools to deliver life-changing interventions for the city’s most disaffected young people. bright sparks is now in its sixth year and shows no sign of slowing down, with 80 young people this year growing to 120 next, with hundreds having already been positively affected by its work and head of community at premiership rugby wayne morris believes that longevity is crucial. he said: “the bright sparks programme has been in development for a number of years and it’s been entered into the innovation category in the past, it has been a fantastic journey. “it now works with some really excluded people within schools as well as directly with school exclusion officers and local partners to look at young people within school environments who would benefit most from the programme, and what that does is provide an alternative method of learning. “there’s been some fantastic results in attendance but young kids who would come out of school traditionally, from being expelled or having come out with no qualifications, are also engaging in this programme. every young person who lasts the first term ends up with a qualification.” the awards were run in association with the all parliamentary rugby union group, premiership rugby, partners aviva, land rover and j.p. morgan asset management, and media partner sportbusiness group. and morris insists the influence of premiership rugby can continue over the next 12 months and beyond. he added: “the big advantage we’ve got is we’ve got an emotive brand and we’ve got some very unique assets in players. “they are great role models and ambassadors but we also have stadia which enthuse and inspire people, and we can utilise rugby as a mechanic to get to people excited, whether it be about health changes, education, employment opportunities, it provides them with a different opportunity to what they face normally.” for the results of the all parliamentary premiership rugby community awards visit www.premiershiprugby.com posted by wayne morris | june 29, 2012 | filed under community rugby , csr | leave a comment -- saracens retain the aviva club of the year award saracens landed yet another prize at the seventh all parliamentary premiership rugby community awards at the houses of parliament on wednesday evening – this time retaining the prestigious aviva club of the year award. sarries were presented with the award in the churchill room at the house of commons for demonstrating overall excellence in their community work. saracens’ community team runs 27 community projects, has 54 partner rugby clubs and 34 partner schools and is known for its outstanding community work reaching over 70,000 young people every year. it is the fourth time that the club has won the award. one of those projects is get onside, which teaches 15 to 21 year olds at feltham young offenders institute rugby’s basic skills, the rules and the sport’s values in a ten-week course. saracens’ link with the institute’s pe department has the specific aim of building young offenders’ confidence and improving their social inclusion, helping bring down the alarming statistic that 70 per cent of youngsters who leave feltham are back within three months. and head of community at premiership rugby wayne morris believes the hertfordshire-based club should take great credit for their work. he said: “saracens have consistently been one of our leading clubs and have won this award a couple of years on the trot. “their presentation was incredibly impressive. it is a model of best practice within rugby but not only that but also as a global leader across all sports, for a club-based community intervention programme. “the programme’s incredibly comprehensive, it’s well-thought out, it’s well structured and it’s got some fantastic people working in there who have got a real passion for trying to change young people’s lives and provide them with opportunities. “they’re not working from a traditional rugby hotspot either, north london is not the easiest part the country to base this from.” the awards were run in association with the all parliamentary rugby union group, premiership rugby, partners aviva, land rover and j.p. morgan asset management, and media partner sportbusiness group. and morris insists the influence of premiership rugby can continue over the next 12 months and beyond. he added: “the big advantage we’ve got is we’ve got an emotive brand and we’ve got some very unique assets in players. “they are great role models and ambassadors but we also have stadia which enthuse and inspire people, and we can utilise rugby as a mechanic to get to people excited, whether it be about health changes, education, employment opportunities, it provides them with a different opportunity to what they face normally.” for the results of the all parliamentary premiership rugby community awards visit www.premiershiprugby.com posted by wayne morris | june 29, 2012 | filed under community rugby , csr | leave a comment -- northampton saints pick up top community award northampton saints’ club apprenticeship scheme won the land rover innovation award at the seventh all parliamentary premiership rugby community awards at the houses of parliament on wednesday evening. the scheme, which began last september, takes on 16-18-year-olds who are not in education or employment and invites them onto a 26-week programme working behind the scenes at franklin’s gardens while gaining several qualifications in the process. from more than 100 who applied, 10 were selected to learn the ropes in a number of areas, from ticketing and media, to helping in the study centre, retail and conferencing. even before the award it has proved a real success, with many of those involved looking at longer-term employment over the summer. and head of community at premiership rugby wayne morris believes the future looks bright for those who have benefited from saints’ good work. he said: “the judges felt that the northampton club apprenticeship scheme was a very innovative programme. “rather than just using sport as a mechanic just to train people as in traditional sports apprenticeship schemes, the ability to use all of the 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