Serving up conversation at the Beacon
Foundation of Light is teaming up with Men's Pie Club to bring a new weekly group to the Beacon of Light, creating a relaxed space where men can connect, make pies and enjoy good conversation.
We had a great time with the youngsters and really enjoyed showing them how sport can be used to bring books to life. Thanks to the National Literacy Trust for inviting us to play our part in helping these youngsters get more out of reading
Danielle Chapman, Primary Stars Coordinator for Foundation of LightEvery pupil involved in the event took home a goody bag including an interactive Spot the Dog leaflet, which brings storytime to life with plenty of tips for making reading fun, and a free copy of Spot Plays Football, kindly provided by Penguin Random House. Foundation of Light delivers award-winning sports and education programmes for schools and academies across the North East, bringing subjects to life for pupils helping improve attitudes and skills while also increasing enthusiasm and motivation within the classroom. All sessions are mapped to the National Curriculum in areas including Literacy, Numeracy, ICT, Physical Education, Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE) and more. All in-school delivery is suitable for Ofsted inspections. As well as Foundation of Light organised events, special curriculum days are available at the inspirational Beacon of Light for schools throughout the area.
Foundation of Light is teaming up with Men's Pie Club to bring a new weekly group to the Beacon of Light, creating a relaxed space where men can connect, make pies and enjoy good conversation.
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Foundation of Light partnered with Harry Watts Academy to give young people with special educational needs and disabilities the chance to take part in the Premier League’s Disability Football Festival.