At Wakefield Chantry we have always been strong supporters of youth and recognise the value of RYLA courses provided by Rotary. These are three letters we received from our recent candidates which reinforces our conviction in the benfits fo this scheme. Unfortunately RYLA could not run in 2020 but we hope to support more candidates this year if possible.
Hi Nigel,
I am doing fine, the RYLA course has really helped me be more confident in different scenarios. Not only to help me manage other people and lead other people but to manage myself during my studies and how to properly apply my time. I recently started a new job and I found the course made me more relaxed and made it easier for me to now go into new jobs and new places and easily fit in with my colleagues.
I hope you and your family are well and coping in these weird times.
All the best,
Hi Nigel.
Nice to hear from you, I’m at Nottingham Trent uni doing Sports and Exercise Science. RYLA has helped my organisation and planning ahead (considerable difference now compared to before RYLA) as well as using most leadership lessons on the rugby pitch/training with my team.
A simple yet important quality is I’m more confident in my own decisions helping me progress.
Stay safe,
Hello Nigel its great to hear from you.
I am currently serving as a seaman specialist in the Royal Navy on HMS Defender. I have been in for almost a year. Sadly, due to personal reasons, I will soon be leaving the navy. I plan on joining the police after I leave however. RYLA has definitely helped me out throughout my time in the Navy and I cant thank the staff enough for how much it has benefited me.
Hope you are doing well
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more The Chantry visit to Parliament on the day history was made, March 18th 2003, when theMP’s debated the UK’s entry into the Iraq war.
more Dick Wood, President elect, Chris Sharp, New President and Bob Guard, Retiring President at the handover.
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more Andrew Slater (Master of Ceremonies), Chris Sharp (President Elect), Derek Cocup, Clr June Cliffe (Mayor), John Parry (the Voice of Wimbledon), Hazel Haas (Rotary District Governor), Jack Cliffe (Mayors Consort), Bob Guard (President)
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more Bob Guard, (President, Wakefield Chantry), Pauline Trusselle, (Head of Music and Singing), stars of the show Elliott Lee (Sweeney Todd) and Isobel Oliver-Haste (Mrs Lovett) and Graham Wilson (Chantry liaison with CAPA)
more Will, Rebecca and Elliot with Chantry President Bob Guard
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more Members of the public and the Rotary Club of Wakefield Chantry at last year"™s "Know Your Blood Pressure" day in the Ridings.
more Rebecca Ward and Guy Beardsmore, giving their presentation to the Rotary Club of Wakefield Chantry at the Hotel St Pierre, Newmillerdam
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