Calling all 16 and 17-year-old Leicester Tigers fans.
Make the most of your summer holidays by taking part in the club’s National Citizen Service (NCS) programme and get a free ticket for a Tigers home game – and have the chance to win a signed Tigers ball!
The National Citizen Service is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to make extraordinary friendships, learn new skills and create unforgettable memories.
Costing only £35, NCS involves two residential trips followed by a project to make a difference in the community.
The first week is a residential PGL week in Lincolnshire, (July 28 - August 1) during which participants will take on activities such as rafting, kayaking, orienteering and high ropes.
Week two, (August 4 - August 8) will be another residential, this time at the University of Leicester. Participants will learn more about university life, develop employment and financial skills and take part in sports activities and fun evening entertainment.
The programme finishes with a community-focussed project, in which participants will work in small groups and aim to make a positive difference to their local area. The project could be anything from raising money for charity to refurbishing a local community centre.
More information about NCS can be found by clicking here or by emailing Tigers Education Centre manager David McDonald [email protected]
There are limited spaces available on the programme. Click here to register your interest.
Make the most of your summer holidays by taking part in the club’s National Citizen Service (NCS) programme and get a free ticket for a Tigers home game – and have the chance to win a signed Tigers ball!
The National Citizen Service is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to make extraordinary friendships, learn new skills and create unforgettable memories.
Costing only £35, NCS involves two residential trips followed by a project to make a difference in the community.
The first week is a residential PGL week in Lincolnshire, (July 28 - August 1) during which participants will take on activities such as rafting, kayaking, orienteering and high ropes.
Week two, (August 4 - August 8) will be another residential, this time at the University of Leicester. Participants will learn more about university life, develop employment and financial skills and take part in sports activities and fun evening entertainment.
The programme finishes with a community-focussed project, in which participants will work in small groups and aim to make a positive difference to their local area. The project could be anything from raising money for charity to refurbishing a local community centre.
More information about NCS can be found by clicking here or by emailing Tigers Education Centre manager David McDonald [email protected]
There are limited spaces available on the programme. Click here to register your interest.
