Sponsored by:
Additional support from:
Rostron & Partners
NE-Xcuse
Leading to Change
Robert Ashton
Norfolk Country Cottages
Norfolk Constabulary
Norfolk Community Library
Hellesdon High School
BREAKING NEWS
“Rainbow Nations Through Sport” presents
FIFA World Cup Final Draw
Friday 4th December 2009, 4.30pm
ODEON cinema, Riverside, Norwich
Rainbow Nations is inviting you all to view the screening of the FIFA World Cup Final Draw at the Odeon, Norwich.
For more information please email events@rainbownations.co.uk
Rainbow Nations was founded by South African, Amalia Hendricks in Norwich, United Kingdom as a social enterprise, officially registered as a Community Interest Company (CIC).
This means that Rainbow Nations is established to trade for the community good.
Rainbow Nations’ core activity is teaching global dimension and citizenship education in schools. We have become known as experts in personal and life skills, diversity issues, community cohesion and social inclusion.
Rainbow Nations Through Sport
The FIFA World Cup 2010 – South Africa
If you are planning for a year, sow rice
If you are planning for a decade, plant trees
If you are planning for a lifetime, educate people
(Chinese Proverb – Unknown)
Vision:
Our vision is to take a delegation of young people from Norfolk schools, Study Centres and PfS (Playing for Success) and members of the Norfolk community to participate in a range of sharing and learning opportunities that use the FIFA World Cup in 2010 as the motivation and inspiration to acquire new skills, establish friendships and encourage collaboration between Norfolk and South Africa.
Aim:
Our aim is to demonstrate that we, in ourselves, are a welcoming, united, inter-connected, inter-dependant community, engaging in a wider world through Sport, by collaborating with Education, Private, Public and Third Sectors.
Objectives:
1. Education
For young people to share in an engaging educational experience abroad through Sport.
To explore ways of widening the PfS (Playing for Success) model using football and sport as the power to inspire young people.
To encourage Norfolk students to engage with and learn from young people in South Africa through exciting and motivational approaches to education that has as a central theme the FIFA World Cup 2010.
2. Professional Exchange
To have a professional exchange and engagement programme of teachers, coaches, sportsmen/women, professionals, business people, academics etc
3. Community
To build and strengthen Norfolk Community pride and unity through Sport.
To provide an opportunity to express our own “British-ness” and to encourage the acceptance, tolerance and understanding of other cultures.
4. National Pride
To be a part of an international sporting event that promotes ‘Global Camaraderie’…… though Sport
Events, publicity and awareness of this project will be soon to commence throughout Norfolk... we encourage you to keep abreast with the developments using the web contact form.
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