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The Rotary Leadership & Management Program 2024/25

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ROTARY LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME (LAMP) NEWS

The programme involves students planning & running an event of their choice, each team member takes on a role within the team to ensure the project is completed on time and achieves their original aims & objectives. During the seven weeks of the programme, Rotary members deliver information within the School/ College environment for two hours per week on all aspects of project management. The students then present the project results as well as a one-to-one interview with the assessors, successful students receive a Rotary certificate of completion and if reaching the required standard a further level 2 qualification Certificate from the Institute of Leadership & Management (ILM) This year we had 52 students who volunteered to complete the course.

Palmers Students

Seevic Students

Feedback from some of the students

“I enjoyed learning new skills that I can take with me into the workplace“

“Running an event was fun- I enjoyed discovering resources like Gantt charts“

“I enjoyed working in a team environment“

Gaining skills in leadership and management“

“Developing my skills in communication and team building“

“Getting to have a new experience and change my daily routine“

“Working in a team towards one main goal“

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Baddow Races 2024 - Photographs of the Day

available on Baddow Races website - click DETAILS for website link

The latest edition of Mildmay Matters features Foundation Lunch, Virtual Balloon Race, Fundraising Dinner for End Polio, The Last Ten Yards, Baddow Races Update, District Conference 2024 and much more. You will find past issues here too.

Santa Sleigh will be heading out again in December as part of its grand tour before Christmas to North Springfield, Beaulieu and Channels, Boreham, Ford End, Little Waltham, Broads Green, Great Waltham and Howe Street.

- with our ‘twin’ club, the Rotary Club of Klerksdorp.

After eight years of broadcasting Rotary Roundup on CCR (Chelmsford Community Radio), Rotarians Dave Almond (Chelmsford Mildmay) and Rob Peters (Chelmsford Phoenix) presented their last programme on 17 December 2023.

Fundraising and charities supported

Raising funds for local, national and international causes is key to what we do.

Club donations 2023/24, 2022/23, 2021/22, 2020/21, and 2019/20

Rotary's own charity

On 24 October 2019, Chelmsford Mildmay and Chelmsford Rivermead Rotary Clubs observed World Polio Day with the planting of 12,000 purple crocus corms. World Polio Day is celebrated globally to generate awareness about the eradication of polio.

Purple Crocus Planting in Central Park, World Polio Day, 24 October 2019

Supporting the environment - Rotary Area of Focus 7

Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak Rotary clubs were unable to meet physically but we continued in other ways including video conferencing and a weekly online bulletin. Stories about members’ interests and activities continue to be posted here.

Rotary competitions and some Rotary winners

Theme - Shapes and Patterns: now closed for entries. Winners announced on 21 June. Sponsor: Blue Sky Printing, Chelmsford

For seven years Mildmay Rotarians collected unwanted but usable computer equipment, professionally cleared hard drives, packed, loaded and shipped to Tanzania schools.