Black Prince Community Trust
Overview
The Black Prince Trust (BPT) was established in 2011 when the London Borough of Lambeth designated a 2.5-acre site on the Old Lillian Baylis School as a Community Hub. Lambeth and the Trust had a common vision to offer first-class sports and education facilities to the local community and schools.
Their goal is to achieve 5 social outcomes:
- Participation
- Inclusion
- Health and Wellbeing
- Equality and Diversity
- Education, Training and Life-Long Learning
In partnership with its stakeholders, the Black Prince Trust co-ordinates a series of sessions and programmes for the community:
Sports
- Free sports sessions for everyone: basketball, football, athletics and boxing sessions for everyone from age 8 to age 80.
- Fight 4 Change: an initiative that provides boxing, martial arts and fitness training to support, mentor and progress marginalised young people and those at risk of offending in deprived communities.
Check the sports timetable here.
Training and Development
Their strategy for “Training and Development” is divided into three strands including partner examples:
- Coach Education – London Basketball Association, England Boxing
- Workforce Development – Morley College, The Brook
- NEET Provision – Centre Point Sport, The Challenge, Vi-Ability
For more information on the courses being delivered by their partners, please contact Jason Henley, Community Manager on 07415778120 or email [email protected] to discuss in more detail how they can provide basketball opportunities that include all the community.
Overview
The Black Prince Trust (BPT) was established in 2011 when the London Borough of Lambeth designated a 2.5-acre site on the Old Lillian Baylis School as a Community Hub. Lambeth and the Trust had a common vision to offer first-class sports and education facilities to the local community and schools.
Their goal is to achieve 5 social outcomes:
- Participation
- Inclusion
- Health and Wellbeing
- Equality and Diversity
- Education, Training and Life-Long Learning
In partnership with its stakeholders, the Black Prince Trust co-ordinates a series of sessions and programmes for the community:
Sports
- Free sports sessions for everyone: basketball, football, athletics and boxing sessions for everyone from age 8 to age 80.
- Fight 4 Change: an initiative that provides boxing, martial arts and fitness training to support, mentor and progress marginalised young people and those at risk of offending in deprived communities.
Check the sports timetable here.
Training and Development
Their strategy for “Training and Development” is divided into three strands including partner examples:
- Coach Education – London Basketball Association, England Boxing
- Workforce Development – Morley College, The Brook
- NEET Provision – Centre Point Sport, The Challenge, Vi-Ability
For more information on the courses being delivered by their partners, please contact Jason Henley, Community Manager on 07415778120 or email [email protected] to discuss in more detail how they can provide basketball opportunities that include all the community.
Contact Details
Phone:
Office: 020 7840 2904
Email:
[email protected] / [email protected]
Website:
http://blackprincetrust.org.uk/
Address:
Black Prince Community Trust, 5 Beaufoy Walk, Off Black Prince Road, Lambeth, London SE11 6AA
Other Info
Opening times:
Monday – Friday
9am- 10pm
Saturday & Sunday
9am – 5pm
Costs:
Some sports activities are free - see Community Timetable.
Disabled Access:
Directions:
Tube: Kennington Station (17 min walking)
Bus: 3, 59, 159, 360
Other information:
Registered charity. The Black Prince Trust was established in 2011 when the London Borough of Lambeth designated a 2.5-acre site on the Old Lillian Baylis School as a Community Hub.
Last updated:
12th February 2023
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