Youth Activities
The Rotary Club of Falmouth's Youth Teams aim to assist in the development of Young People and help them achieve their full potential.
The Rotary Club of Falmouth supports the following National Youth Competitions: Young Chef; Youth Speaks; Young Debate; Young Writer and the Technology Tournament. The Club also runs the following Youth Programmes: RotaKids and Rotary Youth Leadership awards (RYLA) Senior.
Whilst a club can do its own thing, we work through the local schools and are heavily reliant on the amount of support we can get from individual teachers.
The Club also responds to local needs - at Falmouth Primary School, Rotary members assist with reading and provide twice a year certificates and books to “The Most Improved Reader”. We also give dictionaries to Year 5 pupils. The Club also supports Young Carers with individual grants though Kernow Carers and a “Kids Out Day”. Our committee works hard to promote “Kids Watch Out” and a cookery class, Cooking On A Budget, for pupils who are going up to University the following year.
Members of the Youth Committee
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Most Improved Reader
more Awards are given to students who have shown great improvement in their reading.
Young Chef Competition
more The Rotary Young Chef Competition is a successful event organised and promoted by Rotary International in Great Britain & Ireland. The aim is to support and encourage the development of cookery skills.
Youth Speaks
more The competition, which aims to foster public speaking and confidence skills for young people, is part of a national initiative which has been supported by Falmouth Rotary for over ten years.
RYLA
more Rotary's objective through the youth leadership awards is to inspire and develop the confidence and ability of its candidates.
Cooking On A Budget
more A basic cooking skills course for young people about to leave home
Technology Tournament
more The Rotary Technology Tournament has been running since 1989 and was rolled out nationally in 2011. The Rotary Club of Falmouth held the first one in Cornwall in 2018.
Kids Watch Out!
more This project aims to empower young children regarding safety in today's society
Young Carers
more Rotary Club of Falmouth work with the Kernow Young Carers charity to monitor requests for financial assistance.