One of the magical Mintridge Foundation Ambassadors (an Olympian, Paralympian or other professional sports star) has visited your child’s school / sports club / FE college today and we thought that you would like to know what we have been up to and why our registered charity exists.
Read MoreDETERMINED to end 2022 in the most positive way possible, the Mintridge Foundation (a registered charity dedicated to supporting young people develop mental and physical fitness superpowers through sporting role models) wants to continue to make a difference, despite the challenges that we are all facing.
Read MoreThe Mintridge Foundation deliver a Sports Scholars’ Day, expert panel and Q&A with the Sports Scholars and their parents at Prior’s Field School
Read MoreThe theme of 2022's World Mental Health Day, set by the World Federation for Mental Health, was 'Make mental health and wellbeing for all a global priority'. Nekoda Davis OLY shared her story and top tips for success with the Oundle School Sports Scholars during our Bronze Judo Programme.
Read More“You have to challenge yourself every single day so you can be better than you were yesterday!” - Iona Lake inspires the next generation of young people at Warboys Primary Academy during our Bronze Athletics Programme
Read MoreThe Wilson Foundation kindly support a very special George Furbank Programme at Prince William School
Read MoreQuilters Junior School welcomes two inspirational Mintridge Ambassadors to visit them for their Paralympic week.
Read MoreFormer Wimbledon competitor, Jade Windley, inspires the next generation at Bardney Primary School during our day of tennis.
Read MoreA Blues Foundation XI played a Mintridge Foundation XI in a charity cricket match that raised thousands for their charities!
We don’t like cricket… we love it!
Sport has the power to change the world and bring people together in a way you can’t imagine and that’s what happened at Sharnbrook & Bromham Cricket Club.
Read MoreThank you to everyone that joined Tom Pursglove MP to see the Local XI take victory over the House of Lords & Commons XI in July’s fantastic match to raise funds for our charity.
Read MoreMinty's Bsporty Sailor of the Year 2022 - Reflections on our Sixth Month Mentoring Programme
Read MoreTogether, and to launch their new charity partnership Dunbridge Financial and the Mintridge Foundation are searching for young rugby players aged between the ages of 7 and 18 to receive a visit to their school or club, followed by 6 months of remote mentoring from Northampton Saints & England Rugby’s George Furbank. With two organisations that share a very common goal of nurturing people to develop their mental fitness superpowers, we couldn’t think of a better or more positive way to give people the confidence to move and in turn, the confidence to shine; overcoming life’s challenges along the way.
Read MoreThe ideal way to begin the Bank Holiday weekend, the two teams, including star studded line-ups (such as Paralympic Champion, Laura Sugar MBE, plus former rugby and cricket players), will battle it out in a T20 fixture aimed at raising vital funds for both charities.
Read MorePamela Cookey and Grace Balsdon visit Ingham Primary School for a very special netball and hockey programme
Read MoreLouth Netball Club Bronze Netball Programme with Pamela Cookey - July 2022
Read More“I can’t think of many ways that my disability has held me back” - Jordan Jarrett - Bryan Visits The Vyners School with the Mintridge Foundation
Through presentations and interview “Back To You In The Studio” challenges, the Mintridge Foundation Ambassador, Jordan Jarrett – Bryan had a fantastic day at the Vyners School in London to help share his sporting and media journey and mentor the different year groups throughout the school.
Read More“I wanted to be stronger, fitter and healthier!”
Team Mintridge inspire students at Hazel Leys Academy during our summer programmes.
Read More"If your driver in life is to create lasting memories and have a fulfilled life, play sport" Shona McCallin MBE visits Northampton School For Girls, July 2022
If there is one thing that us as Brits are good at, it is talking about the weather and in the past week, it has been more so than usual…and for very good reason. With the hottest temperatures on record soaring through the country, unfortunately many schools have been forced to make the difficult decision to cancel their sports day as the Manchester Evening News discussed in their recent article.
Read MoreDanielle Brown MBE Inspires Students At Blackheath High School Sports Awards, July 2022
Read MoreFil Kamps Bronze Deaf Football Programme at Sturton by Stow Primary School
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