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Who is involved:
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Derek Keir – Director
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University of Bath graduate with Post Graduate Certificate in Education Derek Keir has worked in Sport and Development for the City of Westminster, Sheffield Wednesday and the Global Poverty Project. Now working as teacher, consultant and speaker for Umutima to engage people in the fight against poverty and inequality around the world. Also on the board of NIDOS (Network of International Development Organisations of Scotland)
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| Fiona Campbell – Dare to Dream |
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University of Loughborough graduate Fiona Campbell has worked in the University of Stirling Graduate programme initiative earning Post Graduate in Sport Studies before working for UK Sport as International Development Coordinator of International Development of Excellence and Leadership through Sport programme(IDEALS). Now working as Leadership Development Officer in Perth and Kinross
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Emily Reynolds – School Engagement and Sponsorship
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Partnership Development Manager Emily Reynolds graduated from the University of Bath with Post Graduate Certificate in Education and worked in secondary school before leading Youth Sport Trust Step into Sport Leadership Camp in 2011. Part of International Development of Excellence and Leadership programme during 2006
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| Rona McIntosh – Volunteer Development |
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University of Cardiff graduate Rona McIntosh graduated with Masters from University of Stirling going on to lead UK Sports International Development of Excellence and Leadership through Sport programme in Zambia. Volunteered in Peru and now works for University of St Andrews as Club Development Manager, London 2012 and Commonwealth Games 2014 on secondment
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| Becky Maybury – Communications |
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Graduate of Oxford Becky Maybury was an integral member of 2008 class of the International Development of Excellence and Leadership. Now working in Communications with TESCO
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| Lyson Zulu - |
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University of Bath and Loughborough graduate Lyson Zulu is now working in Zambia supporting the Zambian Olympic Foundation.
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Friend of EduSport was founded in 2007 as a not-for-profit organisation and gained registered charity status in October 2007 (SC038719).
"We use sport because it brings a bond of friendship, respect and an opportunity to excell. People have the chance to inspire through courageous efforts and determined victories. Above all it brings us to the field in equality. A band of brothers and sisters, together, pamose, a team, Umutima" Derek Keir
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Once there was a little boy who was walking down the beach. On that
particular day there were thousands of little star fishes thrown up on
the sandy beach at the high tide line. The little boy decided to start
throwing the little fishes back into the ocean. While he was doing that,
an old man came over to him and said to the boy, " What difference is
what you are doing going to make, can't you see that there are too many
of them?". The little boy got one fish and threw it back into the ocean
and said, "This one sir. This one will make a difference.
