Train down in Africa
A group of Hallam University students who all study sport are trying to raise money to help them fund an eight-week placement in Tanzania to help teach sports education to children out there. From leftJimmy Rushworth, Rachel Mowat, Beverley Cook and Will Stubbs
FOUR Sheffield Hallam University students are preparing for an educational trip of a lifetime.
Three sports development students - Rachel Mowat, of Shirecliffe, Sheffield; Will Stubbs, from Nether Edge, Sheffield; and Beverly Cook, from Solihull - and one sports coaching student, Jimmy Rushworth, from Worksop, will spend eight weeks visiting schools and orphanages in Tanzania, Africa, to deliver sports education to teachers.
Rachel said: “I’m excited, but a bit scared.”
She said the quartet, all aged 19, will be helping provide teachers with extra skills in physical education.
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