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The Cricket Foundation

About the Campaign

The Programme

  

Chance to shine is a national campaign delivered through individual projects taking place throughout every part of England and Wales.

Each project provides a structured coaching and competition programme for a group of, on average, six primary and secondary state schools. The group of schools is supported by professional, qualified coaches engaged by one local cricket club.

In addition to training the coaches to work in a school environment, we also provide equipment, facility development and training for teachers and coaches.

In 2008, Chance to shine delivered 300 projects involving 300 cricket clubs and engaging over 2,000 schools. The programme will expand each year through an additional 100 clubs and 600 schools and, subject to funding, will ultimately reach one third of all state schools and support two million young people, initially, over a ten-year period. 

The Cricket Foundation is committed to funding each project for a minimum period of five years and is working with schools and clubs to help them to sustain their cricket activities.

Paul Collingwood

 


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Batting Order
Last 11 to donate

01 Lee Jones
Haddenham
02 enter...Robert enter...Lo
enter...Wimbledon, London
03 Andy Heard
Reading
04 James Tomalin
Surrey
05 David Clegg
Bromyard, Herefordshire
06 Roger Black
London
07 David Dingle
Torquay
08 Gerard Evans
Windsor
09 tony marks
London
10 Lance Feaver
Bedford
11 David Nicholson
Hemel Hempstead

2007
Statistics

Children Participated
99,119
Hours of Coaching
44,201
Matches Played
9791
Skills Awards Achieved
6622