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TEAM SPIRIT WHICH CROSSES ALL BOUNDARIES
Leamington Hibernian are committed to enabling all young people, regardless of sex, race, religion or disability to have the opportunity to enhance their lives through football, and to use the popularity of football to improve educational and training standards for young people. We aim to work closely with local businesses, charities and educational establishments so that we can play a role toward social inclusion and raising educational standards.
Whilst our community development programme is in its infancy, we welcome any ideas, projects or fundraising events in support of the local community and have plenty of enthusiastic young volunteers ready and available for worthy causes.
Contact Stuart on 07739575868 with any ideas as to how we can enrich the lives of our players and invigorate the local community with our very own Hibs brand of team spirit.
HIBS SUPPORT ST PAULS SCHOOL WITH A NEW KIT
Hibs have recently supported girls soccer by providing St Paul's Primary school with a new kit. The girls recently got through to the finals of the regional schools. Well done!!
6-9th AUGUST LEAMINGTON HIBS SOCCER CAMP
Our popular summer camp returned to provide another fully structured and coached programme by qualified FA coaches.
The programme was open to all and covered.
* Shooting
* Heading
* Dribbling
* Individual Skills
This year we adopted the “Coerver Coaching Methods”. There were daily mini world cup tournaments for children to show their new skills and the chance to beat their super soccer slalom time on day four.
JULY 07 WARWICK HOSPITAL BABY UNIT EVENT
Hibs teamed up with our friends at SNIP SNAP to participate in a show at Warwick Bridge House Theatre, all proceeds going assist the nurses at Warwick Hospital. Youngsters from 6-13 strutted their stuff on stage with some of the older ones showing off a choreographed ball skill routine, pictures appearing in the magazine, Totally Leamington,
CLUB APPEAL - HELP FIND MADELINE MCCANN
Leamington Hibernian support the campaign to raise awareness to the disappearance of 3 yr old Madeline McCann in Portugal recently. Its easy to feel helpless in situations like this but there are some little things that everyone can do to help find this little girl. Madelines disappearance, although widely publicised in the UK and Portugal is not front page news across the rest of Europe and with her exact whereabouts unknown, there is every chance the movements of her kidnapper(s) could extend across borders. Madeline's family have issued a chain email together with posters in different languages asking for information to alert people in other countries in the hope that witnesses to Madelines movements may come forward.
The email reads;
"As you are aware my niece is still missing and I am asking everyone I know to send this as a chain letter ie you send it to everyone you know and ask them to do the same, as the story is only being covered in Britain, Eire and Portugal. We don't believe that she is in Portugal anymore and need to get her picture and the story across Europe as quickly as possible. Suggestions are welcome."
The club urge players and parents to take the time to circulate the email and if you are going on holiday, display the poster in your car window to do what we can to reunite Madeline with her family. Copies of the poster can be downloaded from the Downloads section.
