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[What are the direct benefits flowing from your organisation’s purposes?] This initiative aims to foster youth participation in rugby union, enhance teamwork, and elevate sporting excellence within the community, thereby contributing to the holistic development and achievements of the students and Coleraine Grammar School as a whole. [How can the
benefits identified above be demonstrated?] To demonstrate the benefits of the rugby initiative at Coleraine Grammar: Increased Participation: We'll track enrollment changes to measure heightened youth engagement. Teamwork Assessment: Surveys and coach feedback will evaluate improvements in teamwork, cooperation, and communication. Sporting Excellence: Performance metrics like match outcomes and player stats will be monitored, alongside recognitions and competition entries. Holistic Development: We'll observe academic performance and attendance alongside rugby involvement to highlight personal growth. Community Impact: We'll assess community feedback and local business perceptions, and monitor media coverage and event participation to gauge impact on community spirit. Continuous Reporting: An annual report will outline all metrics, ensuring transparency and facilitating ongoing program improvement. [Is there any harm arising from any of the purposes?] To manage potential harms from the rugby initiative at Coleraine Grammar School: Physical Injuries: We'll mitigate injury risks by providing injury prevention training for coaches, adhering strictly to safety protocols, and ensuring medical support during activities. Emotional Pressure: To reduce stress from competitive sports, we will conduct mental health workshops, provide psychological support, and foster a culture that prioritises participation and personal growth. Exclusion and Inequality: We're committed to inclusivity, ensuring no one is excluded based on physical ability or economic background, and promoting diverse participation. Academic Balance: We will monitor students' academic performance to ensure a healthy balance between sports and educational commitments, collaborating closely with educators. Community Disruption: We'll minimise impacts on local residents by thoughtfully scheduling events and involving the community in planning. [Who are the charity’s beneficiaries?] The beneficiaries of the rugby initiative at Coleraine Grammar School would likely include: Students: Primary beneficiaries who gain directly from participation in rugby, experiencing physical, social, and emotional development through sports. School Community: Includes teachers and staff who benefit from enhanced school spirit and pride as well as improved student engagement and behavior linked to active participation in sports. Families: Parents and siblings of participants who may experience increased involvement in school activities and community events, fostering a stronger sense of community and support for their children’s education and extracurricular activities. Future Students: Potential students who might be drawn to the school because of its reputation for a strong sports program and holistic development opportunities, thereby benefiting indirectly from the enhanced offerings of the school. [Is there any private benefit flowing from any of the purposes? Is it incidental and necessary?] The rugby initiative at Coleraine Grammar School is dedicated to public benefit, focusing on educational and community development. It operates on a non-profit basis with all funds reinvested into necessary resources like equipment and coaching, ensuring no financial gain for individuals or groups. The program is open to all students, fostering inclusivity and serving a broad community base. Its primary goals are to enhance teamwork, discipline, and physical fitness, aligning with the school’s educational objectives and benefiting the community. All events are community-driven, aimed at boosting community spirit without any private benefits. The initiative strictly complies with charity regulations, ensuring any incidental private benefits do not undermine the public advantage.
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The organisation plans to meet its objectives via its powers stated on the Articles of Association
The charity’s classifications
- The advancement of education
- The advancement of health or the saving of lives
Who the charity helps
- Children (5-13 year olds)
- General public
How the charity works
- Community development
- Community development
- Education/training
- Sport/recreation