An Evening With Stuart Pearce MBE

IN SUPPORT OF THE BELVOIR EDUCATION & SPORTS TRUST

Belvoir Education & Sports Trust

Inspiring children to lead healthy active lives through sport & countryside education

 

Our Aims

To promote the love of sport (especially cricket), develop appreciation for the British countryside and learn the value of community so that children and adults make healthy, informed life choices.

Championing equity, diversity, and inclusion so that all have access to a wide range of sports as well as learning opportunities linked to traditions and values of the English countryside.

Working with a range of partners to deliver educational activities to children in the local and wider community.

To help build a sustainable future for rural Britain.

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Belvoir Cricket & Countryside Trust

Belvoir Cricket & Countryside Trust

Inspiring children into sport and educating them about our amazing rural countryside. Working with disadvantaged and special needs children

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Keep your children active this May half-term and in the summer holidays with the Belvoir Education & Sports Trust. We have lots of multi-sports days, but places are limited so don't delay, book today! #belvoireducationandsportstrust #MultiSportsCamp #holidayfun ... See MoreSee Less

Swallowdale Primary School in Melton
Week 2 of out Teach Cricket programme
Nice to be out in the sunshine
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Promotional Video

Three children practising archery.
A girl with owl resting on her gloved hand.
Three children practising their batting technique.

“Our pupils absolutely loved their day out at Belvoir which included ‘Kwik-Cricket’, throwing and catching, archery, orienteering, birds of prey and meeting hounds. Our pupils come from inner-city Nottingham where the opportunity to participate in these enriching activities is very limited. The BEST provided them with a highly structured, enriching and fun day out, where they had the opportunity to develop their cricket skills, participate in new sports and develop new skills and talents. Every adult from the BEST was incredibly personable, helpful, fun and engaged with every pupil.”

– Ronan Cobbe, Welbeck Primary School

A boy kneeling next to a puppy.
A girl running out from under assualt course net.
A group of children playing cricket.