Community Courses
Ross County community department support people of all ages across the Highlands and Islands with a range of engaging and socially inclusive programmes. We run projects across the Highlands and Islands all year round.
Our Programmes
Primary Schools Programme
RCFC Community team take pride in our thriving schools programme. In the 2019/20 school year we delivered to over 20 schools and over 2000 pupils per week. We aim to work with targeted pupils to close the poverty related attainment gap through our health and wellbeing interventions with the hook of football to achieve this. Our presence in schools has shown to increase pupil attendance, pupil engagement in their own education and participation in their local community beyond the school day.
Personal Development Programme
Our PDP aims to encourage pupils to consider class attendance, time keeping, how to cope with behavioural or emotional issues and assist in engaging and delivering valuable life skills such as working together and communicating in and out of school. Pupils are asked to think about confidence and self-esteem through thought provoking classroom sessions that will discuss their future and life after school. Other topics that will be touched on are diet & nutrition, health & wellbeing, personal development through improving confidence and football.
Skills Centres
Ross County Football Club has significantly increased football participation programmes in the area, catering for children aged 3 upwards, we aim to promote good relations and practices towards different minorities.
This extensive programme offers fun filled football coaching throughout Dingwall & Inverness during school term-time, for boys & girls aged 5-12.
Have any questions?
Contact a member of the team today with any queries you might have relating to our community course and programmes.
