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The great experience of football.

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Mission Statement

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THE BREWSTER TRUST’s mission is to promote, develop and improve football in Barbados with the aim of creating

• pportunities at all levels, but especially for the youth.

To impart the qualities of leadership and loyalty, sportsmanship, competitive ambition and the drive for academic excellence as well as discipline, fair play and respect is our ultimate goal, just as the fruitful cooperation with all national and international football stakeholders. In short: The great experience of football.

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Background

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Football is a global language promoting health, team spirit and fellowship regardless of colour of skin, intellect, talents or

• age. We speak different languages, we come from different

cultures and we have different traditions. No matter who you are or where you are, you are not responsible for the past but you are for the future. The founders of our charity, THE BREWSTER TRUST, Mr. Chesterfield N. Brewster and his son Mr. Nathaniel P. Brewster, grasped the initiative and are fully dedicated to fulfill their various goals to enhance the game in Barbados.

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Background

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The goals of THE BREWSTER TRUST are to establish: □ the lasting structure of football in Barbados, □ a significant role of Club football in Barbados, □ dedicated pitches and infrastructure, □ functional facilities and equipment, □ competition in attractive Leagues for all age groups in an □ adequate season, □ age group and performance related proper training for

• fficials and players alike,

□ registered and insured players, □ to give dedicated and motivated individuals a fair chance, to have fun, to achieve fulfillment and to be given the

• pportunity to represent their Club or even country and

□ Finally respect and fair play according to FIFA regulations.

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Strategic

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The strategic approaches connected to the Mission Statement require to know and feel the facts on football in Barbados. THE BREWSTER TRUST concentrates on structural and infrastructural concerns and aims to implement a “Football for everyone” philosophy, accompanied by a transparent communication policy where needed, with the local football stakeholders and also the Trust’s international network – always keeping in mind the vision to develop a professional game.

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People

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The people behind THE BREWSTER TRUST are: □ Chesterfield N. Brewster (Barbadian) President and founder of the charity □ Nathaniel P. Brewster (Barbadian) Vice-President and founder of the charity □ Robert A. Haas (British) Trustee □ Peter G. Symmonds (Barbadian) Trustee □ Paolo Arancio (American) Trustee □ Axel C. Bernhardt (German) Chief Executive Officer

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Operational business

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THE BREWSTER TRUST founded on 22nd April 2010 started its

• perational business on 1st September 2010 from an office at

Manor Lodge, Green Hill, St. Michael. On 5th November 2010 THE BREWSTER TRUST moved to its

• wn new office located in Trents, St. James.

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Co-operations

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To fulfill the Mission Statement THE BREWSTER TRUST depends on co-operations and partnerships within the national and international football and sports family. Fields of co-operation are for example: □ football equipment □ sporting goods □ playing fields □ football facilities □ medical care □ insurance □ schools □ transportation

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Barbados Football Association (BFA)

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On 17th December 2010 THE BREWSTER TRUST signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Barbados Football Association (BFA) for the next three years to co-

• perate developing, funding and supporting several projects

like restructuring, strategic approaches or even communication tools. Projects: □ General Secretary □ BFA’s Strategic Plan (five years) □ Summit 2011 □ Web portal

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Arsenal Football Club

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□ THE BREWSTER TRUST signed a three year commitment with Arsenal FC to support and sponsor the programme Arsenal in the Community focused on “The Gap Year” programme; partnership agreement has been extended for the years 2013/2014 and 2014/2015. □ Nathaniel Brewster, a founder of the charity and actual participant in Arsenal’s Gap Year Programme, said: “The development of sports based social inclusion initiatives has been last but not least the driver to step in and support the programme as the Trust’s general mission is to promote, develop and improve football especially in Barbados with the aim of creating opportunities at all levels, but especially for the youth.”

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Arsenal Football Club

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□ One approach of the charity is to have qualified and experienced people who are dedicated to football and are willing to share their know-how. □ Arsenal’s approach fits perfectly with this philosophy. Taking the examples of Israel or Kenya Arsenal in the Community has recruited year by year several gap year students to coach football, but also to support as assistants in local schools. This is what The Brewster Trust sees as one important element towards fulfilling their

• bjectives.

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Barbados Secondary Schools’ Football League (BSSFL)

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Since 2013 THE BREWSTER TRUST supports the Barbados Secondary Schools’ Football League (BSSFL) to implement a new initiative, the “Development Programme”, to improve the overall standard of football in the secondary schools with the main goals: □ to promote secondary school football on the island, □ to raise the standard of youth football as a whole, □ to educate coaches in coaching techniques and the ability to train and select teams at the youth level, □ to provide the basis for young players to play structured football more often and so get better at the game of football, □ to provide coaches and players alike with the necessary equipment to assist in player development and □ to promote football for the youth on the island with the intention of making the schools’ football the model for which every other division should follow.

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Activities

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□ THE BREWSTER TRUST funded a coaching course in April 2010 held at the new artificial turf at the University of the West Indies Campus in co-operation with Arsenal Football Club. □ THE BREWSTER TRUST sponsored the Barbados Football Association Award Banquet at the Crane Beach Hotel, Crane, St. Philip on the occasion of celebrating BFA’s hundredth anniversary. □ THE BREWSTER TRUST has been invited from The University of the West Indies for a feature address at the event “Sport at Cave Hill: The Way Forward”. The trust followed the invitation and presented “Sports – passion or profession?” on Wednesday, 16th March 2011.

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□ THE BREWSTER TRUST has been invited on 18th March 2011 to a sports fund raising activity of the Duke of Edinburgh Trust in Barbados with the presence of His Royal Highness The Earl of Wessex. □ THE BREWSTER TRUST’s first official public programme has been the Inaugural Football Holiday Camp 2011 which has been for girls and boys and children with disabilities. It took place between 4th July and 29th July 2011 as a weekly programme free of charge; nearly 400 participants including over 40 local coaches took part.

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Some impressions of “The Inaugural Football Holiday Camp 2011”

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□ THE BREWSTER TRUST participated on 7th July 2011 at the Unique Helping Hands Summer Camp at Harrison College invited by the Honorary Consulate of the Federal Republic of Germany in Barbados. Penelope Howell, Camp Director, got in contact with the Consulate seeking an understanding of Germany’s contribution to Barbados and the world’s economy. Of course football was one of the topics.

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□ Following our strategic field “Football for everybody” the programme “Football Autumn 2011” – a mobile coaching initiative with spots in the parishes St. Thomas, St. Philip,

• St. Lucy, St. James and St. Michael – has been

developed. THE BREWSTER TRUST offers in co-operation with identified local venues and coaches training sessions once a week for two hours, on the weekend fun tournaments or festivals for all participants and also dedicated goalkeeping training. The 12 weeks programme for the age groups 5-10 years and 11-14 years ran from 12th September 2011 till 11th December 2011. THE BREWSTER TRUST offers again health insurance coverage with a special sport package on request with a parental contribution.

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Some impressions of “Football Autumn 2011 – mobile coaching”

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□ A matter of respect: THE BREWSTER TRUST congratulates son of the late Maria Holder, Co-Founder and Chairman of the Maria Holder Memorial Trust, Christopher Holder, his Board and operational team on the official opening of the new Maria Holder Nursery School located on the compound of the Sharon Moravian Church in St. Thomas. The school was opened on 30th September 2011 and THE BREWSTER TRUST donated some footballs.

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□ On 16th October 2011 THE BREWSTER TRUST launched a new project, the Goal Campaign 2011, following its Mission Statement to promote, develop and improve football in Barbados and to create opportunities – especially for the youth. The campaign aims to improve infrastructure on the football pitch, school campus or community fields. The central question asked in this campaign was “Would two new portable football goals with nets be of use to you?” The registered Barbadian Charity invited Clubs, teams, schools, communities or families to apply for football goals which are available in four different sizes. The best applications have been awarded two brand new portable football goals with nets.

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Some impressions of the “Goal Campaign 2011”

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□ On 30th January 2012 THE BREWSTER TRUST started the “School Programme 2012”, a football initiative in conjunction with the Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development and coaches from Arsenal FC. A pilot programme had been developed which ran till the end of the academic year and contained in total 31 sessions or 49 hours of football coaching at nine schools

• n a weekly basis.

The programme delivered football sessions on the field and off the field also focusing on confidence boosts or special needs; a special “Double Club” scheme covered literacy connected to football.

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□ Workmans Primary School □ Eden Lodge Primary School □ Mount Tabor Primary School □ Milton Lynch Primary School □ Christ Church Foundation School □ Parkinson Memorial Secondary School □ The Lester Vaughan School □

• St. Leonard’s Boys’ Secondary School

□ Alma Parris Memorial Secondary School

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□ In the first half of the year 2012 THE BREWSTER TRUST

• rganised dedicated goalkeeping training sessions on

Sundays at the FIFA approved UWI artificial turf football field at Paradise Park, The Lazaretto and at the FIFA approved BFA artificial turf football field at The Sir Garfield Sobers Sports Complex in Wildey. 47 keepers registered, aged 6 up to 45.

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□ THE BREWSTER TRUST’s Football Holiday Camp 2012 – again for girls and boys and children with disabilities – took place from 2nd July to 31st August 2012 for a total of nine weeks at Queen’s College. A coaching course for football coaches in the initial week hosted 46 participants followed by two-weeks programmes in the age groups 5-9, 10-14 and 15-18. 706 campers from all 11 parishes in Barbados participated, over 20 nationalities with 90% Barbadians,

• ver 10% girls, not one of the planned 45 full camp days

had to be cancelled due to bank holidays or any weather condition, 7’260 meals have been served. Reviewing the nine weeks over 80% of the registered campers attended in average every day.

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Some impressions of “The Football Holiday Camp 2012”

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Some impressions of “The Football Holiday Camp 2012”

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□ Kirk Corbin and Tito Beckles have been awarded most

• utstanding participants “Coaching the coaches” at the

Inaugural Football Holiday Camp 2011. The two local coaches got an invitation to the Arsenal Gap Year programme 2012/2013 for one month including accommodation in England as well as travel cost. Their programme in London started on Tuesday, 7th August 2012 and they arrived back in Barbados on Saturday, 1st September 2012. Both stated after their arrival: “This had been a tremendous opportunity” and both returned as certified Level I coaches. Congratulations & well done.

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□ On 21st January 2013 THE BREWSTER TRUST launched a new project, the School Programme 2013, in co-operation with the Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development and the Barbados Secondary Schools’ Football League. The elements of the programme: □ A coaching course for the secondary schools’ football coaches, PE teachers or other people in school involved in football had been scheduled for Monday, 21st January 2013 to Wednesday, 23rd January 2013, daily from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm, at the Samuel Jackman Prescod Polytechnic; head coach was John Olaleye of Arsenal FC, the course was free of cost; 51 school coaches from 24 secondary schools registered and participated.

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□ Coaching sessions at individual and registered secondary schools, held by coaches from Arsenal FC / Arsenal in the Community and free of cost. The schools could choose from the following options Curriculum Sessions, Double Club, after school programmes or Community sessions; during 24th January 2013 and 5th July 2013 36 sessions or over 62 hours of football at the schools a week have been delivered; in total 9’293 participants visited the sessions, compared to the 2012 pilot the female quota increased to 21.37%. □ Scheduled for November 2013: Equipment support for schools that attended all elements of the School Programme 2013

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Some impressions of the “School Programme 2013”

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□ Within the initiative “School Programme 2013″ and in conjunction with the Barbados Secondary Schools’ Football League (BSSFL) and UNICEF THE BREWSTER TRUST invited all Secondary Schools to a workshop “Child Protection & Sports” on 14th June 2013 at The Lester Vaughan School. 24 secondary schools’ football coaches, PE teachers or other people in schools involved in football attended. The elements: … Heather Stewart, Child Protection Specialist of UNICEF, reported about Child Protection within the context of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child … Colin St. Hill, Senior Child Abuse Officer at the Child Care Board, proceeded with the topic “Safeguarding Our Children – Child Protection and football”

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… Psychologist Nicole Lynch, SPBMP Consultant to the Ministry of Education, Science, Technology & Innovation, covered “Positive behavioural support for players on the field”. The constant feedbacks and discussions on the part of the coaches completed an active workshop. All participants had been invited for lunch after the four hours programme.

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□ 4th February 2013: Brittons Hill’s youth head coach Andrew “Don” Carmichael asked THE BREWSTER TRUST for some support implementing his mission “to build a better community and keep these kids off the street”. The charity agreed to donate ten size four footballs, 30 bibs and 18 water bottles.

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□ On Saturday, 29th June 2013, THE BREWSTER TRUST conducted the Boots Campaign 2013 at The Lester Vaughan School with 680 pairs of PUMA boots in 18 different sizes, distributed with a contribution of BDS$ 50.00 towards the upcoming Holiday Camp 2013. 307 people aged from four to 73 years registered the same day to get their boots; the average age of the applicants has been 11.9 years and the initiative – like

• thers before – attracted again all eleven Parishes of

Barbados, like 88 families from “leader” St. Michael or completed by four families from St. John.

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Some impressions of the “Boots Campaign 2013”

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Some impressions of the “Boots Campaign 2013”

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Some impressions of the “Goal Campaign 2011”

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□ 25th June 2013: Pinelands Youth Soccer Academy asked THE BREWSTER TRUST for some support implementing programmes from under 9 to under 17. Main focus is to teach and improve the basics of football, control and pass, moving with the ball. THE BREWSTER TRUST donated 25 size four footballs, 25 size five footballs, a set

• f cones / markers, a set of bibs and three medical kits.

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□ THE BREWSTER TRUST’s Football Holiday Camp 2013 – again for girls and boys and children with disabilities – took place from 8th July to 9th August 2013 for a total of five weeks at Queen’s College. A coaching course for football coaches in the initial week hosted 34 participants followed by two-weeks programmes in the age groups 5-9, 10-14 and 15+. 851 campers from all 11 parishes in Barbados participated, 17 nationalities with 92.15% Barbadians, 11.75% girls, not one of the planned 25 full camp days had to be cancelled due to bank holidays or any weather condition, 8’656 meals have been served. Reviewing the five weeks over 85% of the registered campers attended in average every day.

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Some impressions of “The Football Holiday Camp 2013”

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□ Tamisha Marshall and Renaldo Hunte have been awarded most outstanding participants “Coaching the coaches” at the Holiday Camp 2012. The two local coaches got an invitation to the Arsenal Gap Year programme 2013/2014 for one month including accommodation in England as well as travel cost. Their programme in London started on Monday, 5th August 2013 and they returned to Barbados

• n Saturday, 31st August 2013 as certified Level I
• coaches. Congratulations & well done.

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□ 24th September 2013: The Hill Top Preparatory School in Welches, St. Michael asked THE BREWSTER TRUST for some support implementing their new football programme with students mainly aged from 8 to 11 years old. Ms. Pamela Clarke, the games teacher, wants to make football accessible to the whole school, to all ages, to boys and girls; Patrick Bourne will coach the students. THE BREWSTER TRUST agreed and handed over 14 size four footballs, a set of bibs and a pair of small goal bars.

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□ 22nd October 2013, FIFA World Cup™ Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola: The Barbados Secondary Schools’ Football League (BSSFL) had been invited by its partner Coca-Cola to be part of the official programme; THE BREWSTER TRUST supported to implement the event day. BSSFL member schools had the opportunity to register with a team of four students and a teacher. As most

• utstanding player in the last season, Cadijah Mars, a 17-

year old student of The Lodge School, escorted the trophy to Barbados. The 60 students, all equipped with Coca- Cola tour shirts and shorts, welcomed the trophy at the Hilton Hotel midday, enjoyed lunch together, gathered in Needham’s Ballroom to view the trophy and attended a football competition in the afternoon; The St. Michael School won the team competition.

The Brewster Trust, Barbados – our registered charity THE 15 REGISTERED SCHOOLS □ Alma Parris Memorial Secondary School □ Barbados Community College □ Christ Church Foundation School □ Codrington School □ Coleridge and Parry School □ Combermere School □ Deighton Griffith Secondary School □ Grantley Adams Memorial School □ Graydon Sealey School □ Harrison College □ Parkinson Memorial Secondary School □ Providence Secondary School □ Queen’s College □ The Lester Vaughan School □ The St. Michael School

Some impressions of “FIFA World Cup™ Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola”

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□ 7th November 2013: within its co-operation with the Barbados Secondary Schools’ Football League and after the School Programme 2013 THE BREWSTER TRUST provided equipment for the schools that have qualified - by attendance of the various programme elements during the last months. The individual package included a full kit for 22 players with shirts, shorts, socks, goalkeeping gloves, shinpads, bibs, teambag as well as 25 footballs, ball bags, ball pump, foldable mini training goals, marking cones, first aid pack, ice box, water cooler or water bottles; schools with boys’ and girls’ teams received two sets of kit.

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□ The 21 packages for the schools plus the kits for 13 female and 20 male teams went to:

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□ Princess Margaret Secondary School □ Providence Secondary School □ Queen's College □ Samuel Jackman Prescod Polytechnic □ Springer Memorial Secondary School □

• St. George Secondary School

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• St. Leonard's Boys' Secondary School

□ The Codrington School □ The Lester Vaughan School □ The Lodge School □ Alleyne School □ Alma Parris Memorial Secondary School □ Barbados Community College □ Christ Church Foundation School □ Coleridge and Parry School □ Daryll Jordan Secondary School □ Deighton Griffith Secondary School □ Frederick Smith Secondary School □ Grantley Adams Memorial School □ Harrison College □ Parkinson Memorial Secondary School

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□ 12th December 2013: Safe Harbour United FC Head Coach Jason Sealy asked THE BREWSTER TRUST for some support implementing programmes from under 9’s to under 13’s. Safe Harbour United FC is affiliated with Safe Harbour Church located on Spring Garden Highway, St. Michael; the team trains four days a week – Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays – at 4.00pm on the field opposite Brandons Beach. The charity agreed to donate 16 size four and four size five footballs, 45 water bottles and a set of bibs. We wish Safe Harbour United FC best of success on its mission.

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□ On 27th January 2014 THE BREWSTER TRUST kicked-off the School Programme 2014, again in partnership with the Barbados Secondary Schools’ Football League (BSSFL) and in conjunction with the Ministry of Education, Science, Technology and Innovation. The elements of the programme: □ A coaching course for the secondary schools’ football coaches, PE teachers or other people in school involved in football had been scheduled for Monday, 27th January to Wednesday, 29th January 2014, daily from 9.00 am to 4.30 pm, at the Samuel Jackman Prescod Polytechnic; head coach was Dean Miller of Arsenal FC, the course was free of cost; 34 school coaches representing 19 schools registered.

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□ Coaching sessions at individual and registered secondary schools, held by coaches from Arsenal FC / Arsenal in the Community and free of cost. The schools could choose from the following options Curriculum Sessions, Double Club, after school programmes or Community sessions; during 30th January 2014 and 5th July 2014 38 sessions or over 64 hours of football at the 27 registered schools a week have been delivered; in total 7’495 participants visited the sessions, with a female quota of 15.85%.

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The 27 participating schools: Alexandra School, Alleyne School, Alma Parris Memorial Secondary School, Barbados Community College, Christ Church Foundation School, Coleridge & Parry School, Combermere School, Daryll Jordan Secondary School, Deighton Griffith Secondary School, Ellerslie Secondary School, Frederick Smith Secondary School, Government Industrial School, Grantley Adams Memorial School, Graydon Sealy Secondary School, Harrison College, Parkinson Memorial Secondary School, Princess Margaret Secondary School, Queen's College, Samuel Jackman Prescod Polytechnic, Springer Memorial Secondary, St. George Secondary School, St. Leonard's Boys' Secondary School, St. Winifred's School, The Codrington School, The Lester Vaughan School, The Lodge School and The St. Michael School

Some impressions of the “School Programme 2014”

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□ A matter of respect: THE BREWSTER TRUST congratulates son of the late Maria Holder, Co-Founder and Chairman of the Maria Holder Memorial Trust, Christopher Holder, his Board and operational team on the opening of the Maria Holder Diabetes Centre located in Warrens, St. Michael. Prime Minister Freundel Stuart officially opened the new centre on 1st February 2014, which has been funded by Medicor Foundation Liechtenstein; the charity’s President, Prinz Eugen von und zu Liechtenstein, was present to hand over the facility to Barbados. The Maria Holder Memorial Trust is a “sibling” of THE BREWSTER TRUST.

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□ During the 31st Annual National Sports Awards Ceremony, held at the Frank Collymore Hall on Saturday, 1st February 2014, THE BREWSTER TRUST received a “Special Award” in recognition of an outstanding contribution to the sport of football during 2013. □ During the 2014 Mavericks FC Awards Ceremony, held at the Lester Vaughan School on Saturday, 8th February 2014, THE BREWSTER TRUST received an “Appreciation Award” in recognition of the contribution to the local football club.

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□ 18th March 2014: The Sojourner Foundation’s Chairman Aldair Sobers asked THE BREWSTER TRUST for some support for the basic needs of the football club to ensure the continued running of the programme. The Sojourner Foundation is a registered Charity (# 576) which was established in 2003 with the mission of promoting social and educational development, health and study skills. THE BREWSTER TRUST agreed to donate 10 size five footballs and 20 pairs of shin guards.

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□ A matter of respect: THE BREWSTER TRUST congratulates Co-Founder and Chairman of The Maria Holder Memorial Trust, Christopher Holder, his Board and operational team

• n the Official Opening of the newly refurbished Marina

Brewster Centre at Farrs, Alleynedale, St. Peter on Wednesday, 23rd April 2014. Prime Minister Freundel Stuart and Minister of Social Care, Constituency Empowerment and Community Development Steven Blackett officially opened and toured the refurbished Farrs Children’s Home, which has been renamed the Marina Brewster Centre at Farrs. The Maria Holder Memorial Trust is a “sibling” of THE BREWSTER TRUST.

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□ THE BREWSTER TRUST’s Football Holiday Camp 2014 – again for girls, boys, children with disabilities and adults – took place from 21st July to 15th August 2014 for a total of fourweeks at Queen’s College. The charity hosted 222 registered campers in the first group of the age group 5-14 years, 44 campers in the age group 15+, 229 campers in the second group of the age group 5-14 years and finally 16 local coaches who assisted in the programme. 511 campers in total participated in the 2014 programme including 52% newcomers and 48% re-joins from the camps in 2011, 2012 or 2013. The female quota 2014 has been 10.57%, the average attendance including the Public Holidays has been 89.08%: children from all eleven Parishes attended.

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Some impressions of “The Football Holiday Camp 2014”

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Some impressions of “The Football Holiday Camp 2014”

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□ Shonelle Stephen has been awarded most outstanding participant “Coaching the coaches” at the Football Holiday Camp 2013. The local coach got an invitation to the Arsenal Gap Year programme 2014/2015 for three weeks including accommodation in England as well as travel cost. Her programme started on Monday, 4th August 2014, and she returned to Barbados on Saturday, 23rd August 2014 as certified Level I coach. Congratulations & well done.

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□ 14th October 2014: The Erdiston Special School P.T.A. asked THE BREWSTER TRUST for some support with regards to the basic needs for their football programme. The actual team of the Pine Hill, St Michael school has managed to qualify for the finals of Special Olympics Football. THE BREWSTER TRUST agreed to donate footballs, shorts, socks, shin guards and bibs to further train the students and to provide them with proper football equipment.

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□ 30th October 2014: Head-coach Nicole McKenzie contacted THE BREWSTER TRUST on behalf of The Fitts Village Football Club and asked for some support with regards to the basic needs for their programme –

• footballs. THE BREWSTER TRUST agreed to donate

some footballs. □ A matter of respect: THE BREWSTER TRUST congratulates Co-Founder and Chairman of The Maria Holder Memorial Trust, Christopher Holder, his Board and operational team on the Official Opening of the newly refurbished Parkinson Resource Centre at Regent Hill, Pinelands, St. Michael on Friday, 17th April 2015.

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THE BREWSTER TRUST {registered charity number 825} GH House, 4th Floor Trents, St James BB24017 Barbados, West Indies phone: +1 246 419-4300 fax: +1 246 419-4302 email: info@football.bb www.football.bb