The East Anglia Youth Rowing Programme introduces rowing to a wide range of students at state schools in East Anglia. Many may not have considered rowing as a sport for them, we see it as a sport for all.
Our aim is to foster inclusion, challenge and aspiration.
Through a combination of indoor rowing at schools, water sessions at local clubs, and holiday rowing activity camps, we aim to provide personal development opportunities and broaden the range of people joining our sport.
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Project Spotlight - Isle of Ely and Ely College
10th March 2024
Primary rowing fun - making early introductions to the sport
12th February 2024
EAYR win Rowing Project of the Year 2023
26th January 2024
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Rowing is fun
Inclusion
Rowing is the ultimate team sport. It connects people of all ages and backgrounds. It is a sport that is often a home to those who haven’t connected with other sports.
Challenge
Rowing develops skill and athleticism. No matter what level people achieve, there are always rewarding challenges.
Aspiration
Rowing builds self-esteem, self-confidence and resilience. For some it can be life changing.
The EAYR programme is built on partnerships between schools and local clubs. We currently work with multiple schools and rowing clubs in Cambridge, Norwich and Lowestoft, and are expanding links with many other clubs across East Anglia. The programme is supported by the Henley Royal Regatta Charitable Trust and British Rowing's charitable foundation LoveRowing, and works closely with British Rowing's Eastern Region Rowing Council.
