Unfortunately, this is likely to be the last match of the season (the tournament for younger players scheduled 18 March had to canceled) but a least we finished on a high note with some excellent football. Thanks to ITFC and the participating schools.
More details to follow, but here are the winners and runners up along with some action shots. Photos thanks to Bushfire Photography.
The tournament has been postponed until 4 March 2020. Details to follow.
Following the success of last year’s football in association with Ipswich Town Football Club, we have reserved the all-weather pitch at Portman Road for Wednesday 13th November. We are now signing up schools for a Year 9 five-a-side tournament.
Felixstowe Rotary Club in association with Ipswich Town FC Academy hosted a second football tournament, this time for the year 8 and 9 pupils, on Thursday 9th October 2018.
The teams were selected from six high schools (each having two teams) from in and around the Felixstowe area (Felixstowe Academy, Farlingaye, Woodbridge, Kesgrave, Saxmundham and Beccles). It was a real success which was certainly helped by the wonderful weather. The conduct, sportsmanship, behaviour and the football itself was exceptionally good. Kesgrave managed to get both teams to the final and the A team won in the end on knock out penalties. Congratulations to them as their football was really exceptional. Everyone played their part, so all schools teachers and pupils should be proud of themselves.
A big thank you to Phil Beale and his staff at ITFC for supporting the event and refereeing the games.
more On Monday 2nd December 2024, The Rotary Club of Felixstowe hosted their annual Kids Kitchen final at the The Alex Café Bar & Brasserie in Felixstowe.
more From our junior schools’ tournament at ITFC in February through to Santa and Rudolph in December, we draw on support from across the community. Community Lunch on 20 June was both a celebration and a thank you.
more Six junior schools in the Felixstowe area competed for the Rotary Club of Felixstowe’s Community Cup at ITFC on the 14th February. And this year Trimley St Martin came out on top. (Thanks to Bushfire Photography for the pics.)
more For the second year now, the Rotary Club of Felixstowe has funded an activity weekend break for 20 local Young Carers at PGL in Bawdsey. Their own blog says it all .....
more As part of our youth development programme, on 3 July the Rotary Club of Felixstowe arranged for 14 Year 8 students from Felixstowe School to get a taster session at Alton Water.
more Here at the Alex, thanks to the Yeo Group, we see Mayor Seamus Bennett, Rotary Club President Dougie Pipe, and young chef Vasilisa Tymoshenko who earned the Top Chef award for her outstanding work.(Images Bailey’s Photography.)
more On 5 March, the Rotary Club of Felixstowe enabled some 40 junior school children from the Felixstowe area to take up the challenge of the climbing wall. (Photos Bushfire Photography.)
more On 22 March six teams from junior schools around the town met on the Portman Road all-weather pitch to compete in the Rotary Club of Felixstowe’s Community Cup. And for the second year running Colneis won the day.
more Thanks to Ipswich Clip ‘n Climb, on 21 March we were again able to give children from several junior schools around the town the opportunity to have fun, face challenges and build their confidence in a new environment.
more Thanks to the Yeo Group for again hosting at the Alex Brasserie, Kids Kitchen is an established part of our Youth Development Programme. This year eight young cooks prepared and served a three-course meal for almost fifty. (Photos: Bushfire Photography)
more Children from Felixstowe junior schools had an amazing morning taking part in our Community Cup on Ipswich Town Football Club’s all-weather pitch. (Images thanks to Bushfire Photography)
more On 14 July the Rotary Club of Felixstowe sponsored some thirty children from the primary schools of Felixstowe for a session at the fabulous Ipswich Clip ‘n Climb.
more On 18 October, thanks to our young cooks and the Yeo Group, this year’s Kids Kitchen culminated in an excellent three-course meal for fourteen parents, special guests and Rotarians in the Alex Brasserie. (Photos thanks to Bushfire Photography.)
more Do We Have a Future Olympian Climber in Our Midst? (Images thanks to Bushfire Photography)
more Learning culinary skills in association with the Yeo Group and Felixstowe Academy (Images thanks to Carl Middleditch of Bushfire Photography)
more West End Week offers young people a 5-day musical theatre experience. Students take part in workshops covering drama, dance and singing with entertainment industry professionals and appear in a show alongside top West End performers.
more Excellent talk by Oliver Brooks, this year’s RYLA candidate
more Our annual lunch provides a fun opportunity to establish and maintain links with our supporters and collaborators working with young people across the community
back Thanks to Andrew Rowdon, Youth Development lead, we have an established programme including Community Cup with ITFC, Climbing with Clip ‘n Climb, and Kids Kitchen with the Yeo Group. Fun, but also an opportunity to build confidence in a new environment.