Sale’s Charity Swim
Movers, Leavers & Starters
We say a big hello to: James Barlow, Part Time Lifeguard at Partington Sport Village, Simon Holt was a TUF*c Coach and is now a Part Time Lifeguard at Partington Sport Village. Luke Lundy Full Time School Sports Coach with Sport Trafford, Wayne Rabbetts Full Time Senior Leisure Attendant at George H
Issue April 2014
The Trust Newsletter See What’s Going On Across Trafford Community Leisure Trust And See How You Are Part Of Something Truly Amazing
Carnall Leisure Centre. If you see them around and about please make them feel welcome.
In This Edition...
p2 Exec. Factor
p4 - p5 Staff Awards
p3 Golden Moments
To end our 10th birthday year celebrations Sale Leisure Centre held a charity swim on Thursday March 20th 2014 with all
We say a sad farewell to: Lee Manion Sport Trafford Coach
proceeds going to our chosen charity The
Manager, Emily Newton Lifeguard at Urmston, Emma Young
Foundation.
British Heart
Lifeguard at Stretford Sports Village.
Well done to all who took part as they raised £156 torwards our total.
Congratulations to... Fiona Buckley Duty Manager at Urmston Leisure Centre has
Into Sport Staff Charity Week
's
had a little boy, Jack Andrew Paul Buckley – weighing 8lbs on Friday 11th April. Mother and baby doing great!
The last charity event of the year for the British Heart Foundation saw all sites take part in the Into Sport Charity Week. All sites donated their income from Into Sport sessions during the week and members who receive the sessions for free were asked to donate to The British
raised over £200.
Heart Foundation. This
In addition staff also took part in a series of competitions throughout the week. The events were played in great spirit with the result of the week coming down to the netball match on the final day. Marsland House were crowned as overall Champions for the week. Event entry fees, donations and a badminton tournament lifted the total raised for the week to £580. Baby boy Jack with his big brother William
Below are jobs currently displayed on our website > www.traffordleisure.co.uk/jobs-training/vacancies/ •
Swim Well Manager at Streford Sports Village Closing date - Monday 12th May 2014 at 4pm
•
Swimming Teachers (Level 1 + 2)
Closing date - Monday 12th May 2014 at 4pm
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This year we had an 1980’s theme with all the different sites dressing up tables and going that extra mile with some impressive designs. The winners were Altrincham and William Wroe Golf Courses with their ‘Its a Knock Out theme’, they won some goodies to share out amongst the staff
A huge thanks to everyone who took part and donated to such a great cause, it was a brilliant effort.
Jobs at Trafford Leisure
This month saw the 7th annual Staff Awards night and what a night it was! I don’t know about you but it seems like they are getting better and better each year.
80Night
The Trust’s Employee
of the Year Award Winners
Well done to all the people who made a real effort and came in their 80’s fancy dress. Well done everyone for helping The Trust reach and exceeding our target for The British Heart Foundation. The cheque was handed over on the night with the impressive total of £11,800 and all sites receiving a Golden Moment Award, well done to everyone!! You can see on the right the deserved winners and for more pictures from the evening turn to pages 3, 4 and 5, happy reading.
Anthony Girvan & Chris Lloyd
The Exec. Factor Bernie Jones T H E our Chief Executive shares with you E EC. the things that are going on behind F A C T O R the scenes
Sale Festival
Manchester Marathon
during the year is another significant achievement. It also
On the 29th March, the Sale Festival focussed on Healthy
What a great day we had on Sunday 6th April. We saw Course
enabled the Trustees to make a pay award at a time when we
Lifestyles and Wellbeing, which Vicky Connor, Rebecca Reynolds
records, PBs, tears of joy and even an accepted wedding
are facing even more financial pressures. So well done and
and Mel Hill assisted in. We let the local community know what
proposal and a new world record for pogo sticking round the
thank you for your efforts.
Trafford Community Leisure trust do for the Community. As well
course. A huge well done to all the runners! especially to Chris
as fitness testing and handing out some goodies we providing a
Bone, Sammy Toner and Jess Sharples for completing the
Finally, as highlighted within the Newsletter, you smashed the
Fit Step taster session. The Festival was an enjoyable one for all
course. A touch of romance when Luke O’Brien proposed to his
What a great month!
£10k target for the BHF by rasing an incredible £11,800 for a
those who took part and the community.
partner Emma Moore (both Zest members) at the 21-mile mark,
Firstly, what a great night at the Staff Awards Evening on
been proud of you.
great cause and in memory of a great bloke. Stewart would have
congratulations to them both.
5th April. Over 1,000 nominations were received in total and choosing the winners from that wasn’t easy. If something is worth winning then it shouldn’t be easy!! There were some great winners but special mention must go to the joint Employee of the Year winners Anthony Girvan and Chris Lloyd.
Have a great month
Pictured above is Jess and Chris during the race, with Chris
Secondly, we exceeded 2.5 million visits to the Trust’s facilities and activities for the first time in a year. This is up 10% on last year and considering the total was only 850,000 in our first year
Development Site: Senior Leadership Team
to the 3 of you.
it, so very well done! I hope that you were able to get out of the day what you planned but just walking around it occurred to me
considering the challenges and pressures we have faced
Position: Head of Business
on. We’re afraid we could find any pics of Sammy but well done
thanking everyone involved.
there was a real buzz in Sale town centre and you helped create
Thirdly, we exceeded our budgets for 2013/14, which
getting some motivational words from Mr Francis to spur him
Also see below a copy of the e-mail from councillor Lamb
Dear all, what can I say? From quite early until well after 4pm
(2003/4), it is a tremendous achievement.
Name: Rob Lilley
Above is a picture of one of the Fit Step classes from the day.
that a lot of Sale people were really enjoying the atmosphere and the warm sun – in itself a source of personal wellbeing.
Hobbies & Interests: Football, Socialising, food and drink Big big thanks go to a lot of people and I want to thank Joanne
Favourite Films: The Saw films
Ellor for taking the original ideas and concept developed by SLP about six months ago and turning them into the reality we all
Favourite Food: Mediterranean
experienced yesterday. She told me this had been her life for the
Best Place I’ve been abroad: Don’t like flying, but the Caribbean
past month and I can believe that so well done from SLP and all who were involved yesterday to Joanne and her team. There are a couple of things we need to capture from the event: firstly
Dream Job: Retired in the south of France
I think it would be good to get your feedback on how the day
Trafford, Swim Well and Football Development. Leading on new
3 words to describe me: Motivated, confident and
key questions to get some consistency in the feedback and we
projects / business development opportunities. Managing the
committed
will email this out to you soon. Secondly we would like to create
Roles & Responsibilities:
went for you. To give this some structure we will devise a few
Heading up the Trust’s key brands inc. Zest, Gymnastics
an archive of any photos taken on the day and again we will be
Trust’s systems and IT.
back in touch to let you know how we would like you to do this providing you are happy to share your snaps!
Bio: I was born in Chorley, Lancashire ONLY 27 years ago, I’m a massive football fan and watch all levels of the game when
he
socialising especially when it involves food and drink. I currently
ft
play sunday league football for a local team.
o e il h f o nt r ff P Mo ta
I have worked in Leisure since 16 and have a real passion for the Health and Fitness industry. I studied Sport and Exercise Sciences at College and I’m a Qualified Gym and Swim Instructor. I also have a BA (Hons) in Sport and Leisure Management. As well as working for the Trust full time I am in the process of studying for an MSc in Finance Accounting and Management.
2
S
Youngsters from Altrincham’s Kids Camp joined Bladez Roller Skating Disco for 2 weeks over Easter holidays. Bladez Roller Skating Disco we feel very pleased that the The non skaters with our help have all managed to skate by the end, and with a little bit more practice will become good skaters in the future. Yesterday 10 year old Jamie joined the group with no experience of skating. In our area used for beginners we kitted him out with the protective wear and gave him some useful tips and assistance to get him started. We also helped him to skate around the main area to build his confidence. He became so confident he said he wanted to skate by himself, without us walking beside him to support him. We felt so proud of him when he was able to skate around with the rest of the children unaided. He started the session like Bambie and ended up cautiously skating around with his friends, what an achievement. After the session had finished he
Very best wishes John
possible (An Arsenal fan for those who are interested). I enjoy
Kids Camp at Alty
returned with his Mum and his best friend. His Mum was very
Cllr John Lamb
pleased he had done so well and told us that things were a little
Chair – Sale Locality Partnership
more difficult for him as he has Cerebral Palsy.
Ashton-Upon-Mersey Ward Jamie really was excited to join the group with the opportunity
to learn to skate, he seemed to love the music, the dimmed
Pictured below is Councillor
out lights and fun with his friends. Even with the element of
Lamb trying out our rowing
risk he could fall with skating, he took on the challenge and is
machine and fitness testing
now learning a new skill so very proud of him ... Think we all
with Mell Hill and Rebecca
went home feeling very happy! Such an achievement for young
Reynolds
Jamie, we had no idea before his Mum told us, proving if you want to do something it is possible, and you can!
7
Guess Who??
Sport Relief 2014
We Did It for BHF
Last month we asked you to send in your pictures from when
Around 300 people turned
As you all might have seen at the Staff Awards we smashed our target for The British Heart
you were younger for our competition, well, we had a few entries.
up at Crossford Bridge Sports
Take a look at the pictures below and see if you can guess which
Pavilion in Sale to complete
members of staff they are.
their Sport Relief Mile on Sunday 23rd March. The mass
If you think you know who they are then simply email your answer
participation event organised
to: chris.johnson@traffordleisure.co.uk and you might even
by the Community Development Team, Sale Harriers and
win a little prize if you can guess all 4.
Sale United FC was a fantastic success and was even
Foundation and presented our cheque to Clare Cassidy from the BHF. Clare Cassidy gave a speech about how important our donated money is and a bit into the work the British Heart Foundation do and what the money will be spent on.
graced with the presence of Batman and Superman!
Pictured above is Clare receiving the cheque from our site representatives on the night.
Thank you all for your suggestions for the next charity we are
going to raise money for 2014/15 with the most number of
votes it was decided that it would be CRY, which stands
for Cardiac Risk in the Young. CRY was founded in 1995 to raise
in this picture!
awareness of conditions that can lead to Young Sudden
Cardiac death (YSCD); Sudden Death Syndrome (SDS);
The event organisers ensured all amenities were provided
SADS.
Who’s this future exercise freak with muscles to match? Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, its a super charity runner but there’s na na na na na na na na no batman, batman, batman
including changing facilities, drinks and medals for those completing the 1,3 or 6 miles. Prior to the start of the event all the participants were thoroughly warmed up by Personal Big happy family, but which one works for the Trust?
Their vision for 2014 is to work with cardiologists and family
doctors to promote and protect the cardiac health of our young by establishing good practice
Trainer Lee Cleaver who works at Altricham Leisure Centre.
and screening facilities devoted to significantly reduce the frequency of young sudden cardiac
The mile course at the running track which included off road
index.htm
death throughout the UK. For more information please visit their website: www.c-r-y.org.uk/
The World Cup is only 6 weeks away and we are getting into the spirit of it by putting on an internal challenge for all our members to take part in. The programme will be running for 8 weeks from May 12th and will involve 3 levels for the members to complete, each increasing in difficulty. The levels will all have 8 international players with an approximate distance they cover per game. If they complete each level they will get a customised England shirt (level 1), Brazil shirt (level 2) and Spain shirt (level 3). Keep your eyes peeled for the promotion brief.
Trafford Partnership
sections also took in the playing pitches at Sale United. The winner of the 1 mile event was youngster John Lewis who came second last year. A number of TCLT staff also took part in the event. The outstanding performance of the day had to go to 89 year old Shiela Lemuine Abrams who completed the mile.
This person is still as smiley as they are in this photo!
Well done to all who helped organise or took part in the event.
Golden Moments Its not everyday that our staff do something so amazing as saving a customers life but it happened twice to us in the last year. Remember Altrincham’s members of staff reviving Gordon Hutchinson after he had a heart attack in the gym? Well, members of staff and a customers saved Ian Holding’s life as he was exercising at George H Carnall Leisure Centre after he collapsed while having a heart attack. Members of staff Chris Lloyd, Steve Aston, Tania Poznanovic and customer Julie Palmer assisted in bringing him back to life using the on site defibrillator. We are all very proud of you for what you have done in saving Ian’s life. Well done.
Whos this little blondie?
6
It goes to show how important defibrillators are within our sites and available to our staff, use when need in an emergency situation. You can see why our Mayor of Trafford Cllr Dylan Butt’s charity for 2013/14 was to raise awareness of and the installation of Defibrillators in public places across our borough of Trafford. If you would like more information on this charity or to donate please visit: www.trafford.gov.uk/about-your-council/about-us/mayor-of-trafford/ mayor-of-trafford.aspx
At the Life Centre in Sale on Wednesday 9th April, Adam Bowerman and Steve McDonald carried out over 30 lifestyle assessments. Trafford Partnership brings together more than 100 organisations including local and regional partners from across the public, private, voluntary and community sectors. Mel Hill carried out a health walk at lunch time and Lee Myers senior coach at Sport Trafford, did a wake up motivational talk after lunch. All activities went down well with all the organisations.
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TOP OF THE PROPS
WINNERS
Golden Moments
's
80ht Nig
4
5
TOP OF THE PROPS
WINNERS
Golden Moments
's
80ht Nig
4
5
Guess Who??
Sport Relief 2014
We Did It for BHF
Last month we asked you to send in your pictures from when
Around 300 people turned
As you all might have seen at the Staff Awards we smashed our target for The British Heart
you were younger for our competition, well, we had a few entries.
up at Crossford Bridge Sports
Take a look at the pictures below and see if you can guess which
Pavilion in Sale to complete
members of staff they are.
their Sport Relief Mile on Sunday 23rd March. The mass
If you think you know who they are then simply email your answer
participation event organised
to: chris.johnson@traffordleisure.co.uk and you might even
by the Community Development Team, Sale Harriers and
win a little prize if you can guess all 4.
Sale United FC was a fantastic success and was even
Foundation and presented our cheque to Clare Cassidy from the BHF. Clare Cassidy gave a speech about how important our donated money is and a bit into the work the British Heart Foundation do and what the money will be spent on.
graced with the presence of Batman and Superman!
Pictured above is Clare receiving the cheque from our site representatives on the night.
Thank you all for your suggestions for the next charity we are
going to raise money for 2014/15 with the most number of
votes it was decided that it would be CRY, which stands
for Cardiac Risk in the Young. CRY was founded in 1995 to raise
in this picture!
awareness of conditions that can lead to Young Sudden
Cardiac death (YSCD); Sudden Death Syndrome (SDS);
The event organisers ensured all amenities were provided
SADS.
Who’s this future exercise freak with muscles to match? Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, its a super charity runner but there’s na na na na na na na na no batman, batman, batman
including changing facilities, drinks and medals for those completing the 1,3 or 6 miles. Prior to the start of the event all the participants were thoroughly warmed up by Personal Big happy family, but which one works for the Trust?
Their vision for 2014 is to work with cardiologists and family
doctors to promote and protect the cardiac health of our young by establishing good practice
Trainer Lee Cleaver who works at Altricham Leisure Centre.
and screening facilities devoted to significantly reduce the frequency of young sudden cardiac
The mile course at the running track which included off road
index.htm
death throughout the UK. For more information please visit their website: www.c-r-y.org.uk/
The World Cup is only 6 weeks away and we are getting into the spirit of it by putting on an internal challenge for all our members to take part in. The programme will be running for 8 weeks from May 12th and will involve 3 levels for the members to complete, each increasing in difficulty. The levels will all have 8 international players with an approximate distance they cover per game. If they complete each level they will get a customised England shirt (level 1), Brazil shirt (level 2) and Spain shirt (level 3). Keep your eyes peeled for the promotion brief.
Trafford Partnership
sections also took in the playing pitches at Sale United. The winner of the 1 mile event was youngster John Lewis who came second last year. A number of TCLT staff also took part in the event. The outstanding performance of the day had to go to 89 year old Shiela Lemuine Abrams who completed the mile.
This person is still as smiley as they are in this photo!
Well done to all who helped organise or took part in the event.
Golden Moments Its not everyday that our staff do something so amazing as saving a customers life but it happened twice to us in the last year. Remember Altrincham’s members of staff reviving Gordon Hutchinson after he had a heart attack in the gym? Well, members of staff and a customers saved Ian Holding’s life as he was exercising at George H Carnall Leisure Centre after he collapsed while having a heart attack. Members of staff Chris Lloyd, Steve Aston, Tania Poznanovic and customer Julie Palmer assisted in bringing him back to life using the on site defibrillator. We are all very proud of you for what you have done in saving Ian’s life. Well done.
Whos this little blondie?
6
It goes to show how important defibrillators are within our sites and available to our staff, use when need in an emergency situation. You can see why our Mayor of Trafford Cllr Dylan Butt’s charity for 2013/14 was to raise awareness of and the installation of Defibrillators in public places across our borough of Trafford. If you would like more information on this charity or to donate please visit: www.trafford.gov.uk/about-your-council/about-us/mayor-of-trafford/ mayor-of-trafford.aspx
At the Life Centre in Sale on Wednesday 9th April, Adam Bowerman and Steve McDonald carried out over 30 lifestyle assessments. Trafford Partnership brings together more than 100 organisations including local and regional partners from across the public, private, voluntary and community sectors. Mel Hill carried out a health walk at lunch time and Lee Myers senior coach at Sport Trafford, did a wake up motivational talk after lunch. All activities went down well with all the organisations.
3
The Exec. Factor Bernie Jones T H E our Chief Executive shares with you E EC. the things that are going on behind F A C T O R the scenes
Sale Festival
Manchester Marathon
during the year is another significant achievement. It also
On the 29th March, the Sale Festival focussed on Healthy
What a great day we had on Sunday 6th April. We saw Course
enabled the Trustees to make a pay award at a time when we
Lifestyles and Wellbeing, which Vicky Connor, Rebecca Reynolds
records, PBs, tears of joy and even an accepted wedding
are facing even more financial pressures. So well done and
and Mel Hill assisted in. We let the local community know what
proposal and a new world record for pogo sticking round the
thank you for your efforts.
Trafford Community Leisure trust do for the Community. As well
course. A huge well done to all the runners! especially to Chris
as fitness testing and handing out some goodies we providing a
Bone, Sammy Toner and Jess Sharples for completing the
Finally, as highlighted within the Newsletter, you smashed the
Fit Step taster session. The Festival was an enjoyable one for all
course. A touch of romance when Luke O’Brien proposed to his
What a great month!
£10k target for the BHF by rasing an incredible £11,800 for a
those who took part and the community.
partner Emma Moore (both Zest members) at the 21-mile mark,
Firstly, what a great night at the Staff Awards Evening on
been proud of you.
great cause and in memory of a great bloke. Stewart would have
congratulations to them both.
5th April. Over 1,000 nominations were received in total and choosing the winners from that wasn’t easy. If something is worth winning then it shouldn’t be easy!! There were some great winners but special mention must go to the joint Employee of the Year winners Anthony Girvan and Chris Lloyd.
Have a great month
Pictured above is Jess and Chris during the race, with Chris
Secondly, we exceeded 2.5 million visits to the Trust’s facilities and activities for the first time in a year. This is up 10% on last year and considering the total was only 850,000 in our first year
Development Site: Senior Leadership Team
to the 3 of you.
it, so very well done! I hope that you were able to get out of the day what you planned but just walking around it occurred to me
considering the challenges and pressures we have faced
Position: Head of Business
on. We’re afraid we could find any pics of Sammy but well done
thanking everyone involved.
there was a real buzz in Sale town centre and you helped create
Thirdly, we exceeded our budgets for 2013/14, which
getting some motivational words from Mr Francis to spur him
Also see below a copy of the e-mail from councillor Lamb
Dear all, what can I say? From quite early until well after 4pm
(2003/4), it is a tremendous achievement.
Name: Rob Lilley
Above is a picture of one of the Fit Step classes from the day.
that a lot of Sale people were really enjoying the atmosphere and the warm sun – in itself a source of personal wellbeing.
Hobbies & Interests: Football, Socialising, food and drink Big big thanks go to a lot of people and I want to thank Joanne
Favourite Films: The Saw films
Ellor for taking the original ideas and concept developed by SLP about six months ago and turning them into the reality we all
Favourite Food: Mediterranean
experienced yesterday. She told me this had been her life for the
Best Place I’ve been abroad: Don’t like flying, but the Caribbean
past month and I can believe that so well done from SLP and all who were involved yesterday to Joanne and her team. There are a couple of things we need to capture from the event: firstly
Dream Job: Retired in the south of France
I think it would be good to get your feedback on how the day
Trafford, Swim Well and Football Development. Leading on new
3 words to describe me: Motivated, confident and
key questions to get some consistency in the feedback and we
projects / business development opportunities. Managing the
committed
will email this out to you soon. Secondly we would like to create
Roles & Responsibilities:
went for you. To give this some structure we will devise a few
Heading up the Trust’s key brands inc. Zest, Gymnastics
an archive of any photos taken on the day and again we will be
Trust’s systems and IT.
back in touch to let you know how we would like you to do this providing you are happy to share your snaps!
Bio: I was born in Chorley, Lancashire ONLY 27 years ago, I’m a massive football fan and watch all levels of the game when
he
socialising especially when it involves food and drink. I currently
ft
play sunday league football for a local team.
o e il h f o nt r ff P Mo ta
I have worked in Leisure since 16 and have a real passion for the Health and Fitness industry. I studied Sport and Exercise Sciences at College and I’m a Qualified Gym and Swim Instructor. I also have a BA (Hons) in Sport and Leisure Management. As well as working for the Trust full time I am in the process of studying for an MSc in Finance Accounting and Management.
2
S
Youngsters from Altrincham’s Kids Camp joined Bladez Roller Skating Disco for 2 weeks over Easter holidays. Bladez Roller Skating Disco we feel very pleased that the The non skaters with our help have all managed to skate by the end, and with a little bit more practice will become good skaters in the future. Yesterday 10 year old Jamie joined the group with no experience of skating. In our area used for beginners we kitted him out with the protective wear and gave him some useful tips and assistance to get him started. We also helped him to skate around the main area to build his confidence. He became so confident he said he wanted to skate by himself, without us walking beside him to support him. We felt so proud of him when he was able to skate around with the rest of the children unaided. He started the session like Bambie and ended up cautiously skating around with his friends, what an achievement. After the session had finished he
Very best wishes John
possible (An Arsenal fan for those who are interested). I enjoy
Kids Camp at Alty
returned with his Mum and his best friend. His Mum was very
Cllr John Lamb
pleased he had done so well and told us that things were a little
Chair – Sale Locality Partnership
more difficult for him as he has Cerebral Palsy.
Ashton-Upon-Mersey Ward Jamie really was excited to join the group with the opportunity
to learn to skate, he seemed to love the music, the dimmed
Pictured below is Councillor
out lights and fun with his friends. Even with the element of
Lamb trying out our rowing
risk he could fall with skating, he took on the challenge and is
machine and fitness testing
now learning a new skill so very proud of him ... Think we all
with Mell Hill and Rebecca
went home feeling very happy! Such an achievement for young
Reynolds
Jamie, we had no idea before his Mum told us, proving if you want to do something it is possible, and you can!
7
Sale’s Charity Swim
Movers, Leavers & Starters
We say a big hello to: James Barlow, Part Time Lifeguard at Partington Sport Village, Simon Holt was a TUF*c Coach and is now a Part Time Lifeguard at Partington Sport Village. Luke Lundy Full Time School Sports Coach with Sport Trafford, Wayne Rabbetts Full Time Senior Leisure Attendant at George H
Issue April 2014
The Trust Newsletter See What’s Going On Across Trafford Community Leisure Trust And See How You Are Part Of Something Truly Amazing
Carnall Leisure Centre. If you see them around and about please make them feel welcome.
In This Edition...
p2 Exec. Factor
p4 - p5 Staff Awards
p3 Golden Moments
To end our 10th birthday year celebrations Sale Leisure Centre held a charity swim on Thursday March 20th 2014 with all
We say a sad farewell to: Lee Manion Sport Trafford Coach
proceeds going to our chosen charity The
Manager, Emily Newton Lifeguard at Urmston, Emma Young
Foundation.
British Heart
Lifeguard at Stretford Sports Village.
Well done to all who took part as they raised £156 torwards our total.
Congratulations to... Fiona Buckley Duty Manager at Urmston Leisure Centre has
Into Sport Staff Charity Week
's
had a little boy, Jack Andrew Paul Buckley – weighing 8lbs on Friday 11th April. Mother and baby doing great!
The last charity event of the year for the British Heart Foundation saw all sites take part in the Into Sport Charity Week. All sites donated their income from Into Sport sessions during the week and members who receive the sessions for free were asked to donate to The British
raised over £200.
Heart Foundation. This
In addition staff also took part in a series of competitions throughout the week. The events were played in great spirit with the result of the week coming down to the netball match on the final day. Marsland House were crowned as overall Champions for the week. Event entry fees, donations and a badminton tournament lifted the total raised for the week to £580. Baby boy Jack with his big brother William
Below are jobs currently displayed on our website > www.traffordleisure.co.uk/jobs-training/vacancies/ •
Swim Well Manager at Streford Sports Village Closing date - Monday 12th May 2014 at 4pm
•
Swimming Teachers (Level 1 + 2)
Closing date - Monday 12th May 2014 at 4pm
8
This year we had an 1980’s theme with all the different sites dressing up tables and going that extra mile with some impressive designs. The winners were Altrincham and William Wroe Golf Courses with their ‘Its a Knock Out theme’, they won some goodies to share out amongst the staff
A huge thanks to everyone who took part and donated to such a great cause, it was a brilliant effort.
Jobs at Trafford Leisure
This month saw the 7th annual Staff Awards night and what a night it was! I don’t know about you but it seems like they are getting better and better each year.
80Night
The Trust’s Employee
of the Year Award Winners
Well done to all the people who made a real effort and came in their 80’s fancy dress. Well done everyone for helping The Trust reach and exceeding our target for The British Heart Foundation. The cheque was handed over on the night with the impressive total of £11,800 and all sites receiving a Golden Moment Award, well done to everyone!! You can see on the right the deserved winners and for more pictures from the evening turn to pages 3, 4 and 5, happy reading.
Anthony Girvan & Chris Lloyd