The purchase of sporting equipment for the development of shinty for high school pupils at Crieff high school as part of a sporting and cultural Scottish tradition,
equipment could also be used for other sports.
Description
For the last year and a half, coaches who live locally from stirling shinty club along with Active Schools Coordinator for Crieff & Fairview Nick Keiller, have been running primary age after school clubs in crieff.
A club session for primary aged kids has also developed this with kids playing in local and national festivals and competitions.
Currently crieff has access to plastic first shinty equipment , but to move to the next level and start sessions in the high school, we are looking for wooden sticks, helmets , balls and Multi purpose goals.
This equipment would be used for outdoor school competitions , from primary and secondary schools, festivals, PE lessons and after school clubs
We hope to develop Shinty as a sport for the local community where kids will grow up to be part of local club, and be part of a traditional sport that is at the heart of many areas in scotland, which can grow in strathearn, as it has for clubs in Lochabar , Badenoch, Oban, Inverness to Glasgow.
Location: Equipment for use at any of the primary schools and high school
Proposed on behalf of: Stirling shinty club and Live active Strathearn
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