LAMP

The Rotary Leadership & Management Program 2024/25


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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