Annual Reports
Annual Report 2006-07
Our funding agreement with various partners requires us to produce an Annual Report. The principle objective of the document is to illustrate the years’ achievements, developments and results and to set new targets for the year ahead. Our report demonstrates that we keep achieving good results and the reason for that is no secret – the real strength of the Study Centre is the collaboration of all the key partners involved in the diverse range of learning programmes.
Secondly, it is the dedication and enthusiasm of the strategy group, the centre staff and volunteers who continually put the interests of the children at the top of their agenda. Thirdly, the partnership with our major funding partners, The DCSF, the Local Authority and the Football Club, whose contributions are vital to the very existence and future direction of the centre. Most importantly it is the learners’ attitude and enthusiasm which continually inspire the team to come up with new and stimulating ways to innovate and develop both the programmes of study and the thrilling environment in which they learn.
Annual Report 2006-07
"Study United FC Annual Report 2006-07" (993KB)
Previous Annual Reports :
"Study United FC Annual Report 2005-06" (1.4MB)
"Study United FC Annual Report 2004-05" (3.7MB)
Case Studies
Cast Iron Support
Here is as showcase of a potential series of Case Studies produced for the Department for Education and Skills (DfES), Study Support Centres and the general public.
The first is by Mark Dowson, Teacher at Study United. Entitled "Cast Iron Support - Working In Partnership" , it focuses on the relationship between club and centre; detailing ways both parties benefit from each other's existance.
This file is an Adobe PDF and thus requires Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0 or above. You can download the reader from here.
Case Study One:
"Cast Iron Support - Working in Partnership" - A Study United FC Playing for Success Case Study (4.4 Mb)
Nick Rounce - A Volunteer's Story
A video interview with Nick Rounce, one of our past volunteers on his experience here at Study United FC. Nick's time at Study United had furthered him personally and professionaly more than he could ever imagine. Hear Nick's story, told by himself with comments from staff and students.
The videos require Windows Media Player 9 or above which up until this month came as part of Windows XP. You can download Media Player directly from Microsoft for most operating systems here.
Case Study Two:
"Nick Rounce - A Volunteer's Story" - Recommended for 56kb Modem Users (4.5 Mb)
"What's In It For Me?" by Jenny Hall
A text-based case-study by Jenny Hall, a work experience student. In her report, she asks the PfS children about what they enjoyed and how they feel they benefited from the Playing for Success scheme. Many thanks to Jenny for her time and effort with this. We wish you all the best in the future and hope you return here in the much nearer future as a volunteer!
Case Study Three:
"What's In It For Me?" by Jenny Hall
