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Annual TCL Cricket Academy & Republic Bank Summer Camp starts tomorrow

Jul 08, 2012 Sports

The 15th Annual TCL (Guy) sponsored cricket Academy and 6th Annual Republic Bank sponsored Summer Camp for Grade 6 students organized by the Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club is set to commence tomorrow, Monday, July 9 at the Area ‘H’ Ground.
The annual cricket Academy would be catering for 100 youths between the ages of 8 to 18 years and will be conducted by Coaches Michael Hyles Franco, Delbert Hicks and Senior Coach Winston Smith.
The Republic Bank Summer Camp caters for 60 students who recently wrote the Grade Six Assessment Test and would be facilitated by Senior Teacher of the Port Mourant Secondary School Rohan Etwaru.
Students would be taught Mathematics, English, Integrated Science, basic Spanish and Social Studies and would also be involved in learning how to play cricket. Participants of both the cricket Academy and the Summer Camp would also be part of several lectures on topics of importance including the Importance of Education and Discipline, HIV/AIDS, Peer Pressure and Personal Hygiene.
Secretary/CEO Hilbert Foster noted that the Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club is confident that at the end of the 2012 TCL Academy the Club would be able to identify new talented players for its Under-13, 15, 17 and 19 cricket teams.
He also said that they would fully understand their roles as representatives of the Club as no form of indiscipline is tolerated while expressing hope that the Grade 6 students at the end of the six weeks summer camp would be fully prepared for Secondary School and would be able to make a successful transition from Primary.
The club is urging all parents of young players in Berbice to take advantage of the cricket Academy and to send them on Monday July 9, at the Area ‘H’ Ground from 08.30hrs.
Meanwhile, RHTY&SC Executive Committee has informed that Mr. Franklyn Ross has been appointed as the Assistant Secretary/CEO (ag) of the Club.
Mr. Ross replaces Ms. Nermala Sewdat who resigned that position recently due to her studies at the Cyril Potter Teachers College at Tain. The Club has expressed gratitude to Ms. Sewdat for her outstanding services over the last eighteen months and wishes her all the best in her studies at the Teachers College.
Mr. Ross would serve in this position until the next Bi-annual General Meeting scheduled for January. The Club would also like to inform the general public that Mr. Ross would be acting Secretary/CEO from July 7 to August 5, 2012 as Secretary/CEO Hilbert Foster would be proceeding on annual vacation.
Ms. Angela Haniff has also been appointed as Assistant Secretary to the Secretary/CEO.

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