Founded in 2009 the BCCT’s mission is to encourage participation in sports and rural activities for all young people. Our target groups are young people who want to play sport and enjoy the countryside, adults who want to develop their coaching skills, and families that want to strengthen their community ties through sport.
2024 Achievements:
- A record 4,950 children attended across our programmes
- Worked with 53 mainstream primary and special schools
- Supported by volunteers – 57 providing over 715 hours of volunteer coaching worth over £7,000 coaching time to the Trust
- Showing our commitment to diversity and inclusion we have reached 2,388 girls, 1,163 special needs children and 506 young people from low socio-economic and ethnic minority backgrounds
- Delivered over 1,400 hours of coaching
2023 Achievements:
- Our largest annual total to date with 4,273 children reached across our programmes
- Supported 37 volunteers providing over 690 hours of coaching time contributing over £6,900 worth of time to the Trust
- Showing our commitment to diversity and inclusion we have reached over 1,787 girls 980 special needs children and 544 young people from low socio-economic and ethnic minority backgrounds
- Worked with 58 mainstream primary and special schools
2022 Achievements:
- Our largest annual total to date with 4,263 children reached across our programmes
- Supported 39 volunteers providing over 516 hours of coaching time contributing over £6,000 worth of time to the Trust
- Showing our commitment to diversity and inclusion we have reached over 1,600 girls, special needs children and young people from low socio-economic and ethnic minority backgrounds
- Worked with 52 mainstream primary and special schools
