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SAINTS COMMUNITY HUB
SAINTS FOUNDATION COMMUNITY HUBS
What are the Community Hubs?
Saints Foundation have planned to have two ‘Community Hubs’ within Southampton which will serve as a safe and controlled venue for the
activities. The two hubs will be based at Oasis Academy Lord’s Hill and Bitterne Park Secondary School. Both schools were selected due to the
facilities and a location on both the East & West of the city.
There is two types of provision we are looking to use the venue for:
- Helping us to continue our existing project delivery to support the city.
- To run bespoke programmes to support the current city need.
All sessions will have a strict sign up process prior to the session to ensure we have correct numbers and information relevant for our risk
assessments and ensuring safety of all across the site.
The following sessions are relevant for schools and also provide opportunities to refer your pupils too…
2NCS
What is it…
Saints Foundation and NCS have teamed up to deliver the ‘Keep Doing Good’ programme this summer for young people in Southampton. ‘Keep Doing Good’ is an
amazing opportunity for Year 11 pupils to support Southampton and help tackle community’s issues that already existed or have emerged due to COVID-19. Through
‘Keep Doing Good’, pupils will be given the platform to volunteer a minimum of 16 hours of their time with Saints Foundation and collectively make a positive impact in
Southampton.
The programme will split over the course of 2 weeks, and will provide young people with the chance to develop new skills, experiences of planning and delivering a
social action project, as well as tackling issues that your pupils are passionate about.
Excluding the following schools due to NCS contracting – Redbridge, St.Annes, Polygon but offer will be in place from Personal Best Education.
Referral Criteria How to sign up
Any Year 11 Student For young people to register their interest
When will it happen?
for the programme, they will need to go to
the NCS website – www.wearencs.com,
There will be two waves happening, number from there they’ll find out more about how
dependent (Wave 1 27th July & Wave 2 10th to get involved!
Aug) at each site with sessions running over two
weeks between 11am-1pm. For more information please contact
omorton@saintsfoundation.co.uk
3SAINTS KICKS
What is it…
Saints Kicks is a programme which looks to engage young people aged 8-18 in positive activity with the aim of reducing anti-social behaviour in
the areas it operates.
These Kicks sessions will not look like the traditional sessions do on an evening. This summer we will be having 2 Junior and 2 Senior
sessions each week to enable us to manage numbers. The activity will include a range of fun and engaging sports practices that include social
distancing with a ratio of 5 particpants to 1 staff member. These sessions would not be open access and would have to include sign ups.
Referral Criteria How to sign up
Anyone aged 8-18 years old An electronic poster will be sent to each
When will it happen?
school, if you can share this with your
pupils . On this poster will be a contact
Tues & Thurs – 1-2pm & 2-3pm - 8-13y/o email.
Wed & Fri - 1-2pm & 2-3pm - 14-18y/o Pupils would then get in touch via email
and given the details to be able to sign up.
For any more information please
contact dhobson@saintsfoundation.co.uk
4PL PRIMARY STARS HEALTH – HOLIDAY HUNGER PROGRAMME
What is it…
This project would allow up to 20 primary pupils Y1-6 per day to access a football session with Saints Foundation coaches as well as have a
healthy meal whilst onsite. The session would include a 1-hour social distancing sporting session as well as a 1-hour session where they will
have lunch and educational activity based around the Premier League Primary Stars Values (Be ambitious, Be Inspiring, Be Connected & Be
Fair).
We have been working with both OAL & Bitterne Park to identify primary schools who have the greatest need in the geographical area to use
this opportunity.
Referral Criteria How to sign up
Participants must be Y1-6 and hit one of the Primary Schools will send invites out to a
below criteria: prescribed number of pupils and parents
- Eligible for FSM would sign up through our online booking
platform.
- Likely to be eligible for FSM in the next 6
months Any queries on this programme please
contact:
When will it happen?
plprimarystars@saintsfoundation.co.uk
Tuesday-Friday 11am-1pm
5FAMILY COMMUNITY HUB
What is it…
This is a new project that has been developed to manage a local need within the city. This project will allow for two nights per week for the
venue to accommodate 20 families (10 families per wave) who have been affected the most by COVID-19. The session will include an inclusive
sporting session for all of those in the family who are under 16 whilst parents/guardians can access support services for families with a number
of agencies present. For the second part of the session each family will have the opportunity to join us for a hot meal free of charge and a
chance to interact with our team in a family challenge. The aim of the programme is to reach out to these families and bring the support and
services to them but to help ease any potentially anxieties of returning to schools for September. We would look to work with all schools across
the city to identify the 80 families who may like to engage across the city.
Referral Criteria How to sign up
We would be looking for Secondary Schools to Secondary Schools will send invites out to
identify families that fall in to any of the below a prescribed number of families and
criteria: parents would sign up through our online
- Families in need of extra structure. booking platform.
- Families at risk of holiday hunger. Any queries on this programme please
contact:
When will it happen?
communitychampion@saintsfoundation.co.
OAL uk
Tues & Wed – 4-6pm & 5:30-7:30pm
Bitterne Park
Thurs & Fri - 4-6pm & 5:30-7:30pm
6RISK OF NEET PROGRAMME
What is it…
This targeted programme which will run over a week basis will see those Y11’s that have no current destination for September 2020 referred
into the programme. The programme uses a Saints branded workbook which include some of the iCan resources to help pupils map out their
journey following leaving school. We have partnered with the SCC’s Step team to offer advice and guidance during and beyond this
programme to help guide the young people to their next steps. We are looking at working with each school to identify those that may benefit.
Referral Criteria How to sign up
All participants must be – We are working with the STEP programme
Year 11 & not currently have a destination for
and Beth Bray at SCC, they are leading
September 2020 with referrals but it would be great to have
a school contact supporting this also. Once
When will it happen? identified STEP team/school will give pupils
OAL an invite to the online booking platform.
27th – 31st July 2020 – 1-3pm
Any queries on this programme please
Bitterne Park contact: dwarnes@saintsfoundation.co.uk
3rd-7th Aug 2020 – 1-3pm
Virtual programme
10th – 14th Aug 2020 – Time TBC
7NEXT STEPS
Could each school please provide us with a central contact for us to send through more details of each offer
when we send information as it evolves over the coming week to send to those pupils and families who could
benefit. Please could we ask that you let us know who the contact for each school would be bey the end of the
week (Friday 10th July 2020).
Please send your schools central contact details to
mdixon@saintsfoundation.co.uk
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