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Your School Your Club (YSYC) Programme is sponsored by Sport Northern Ireland. The 'Your School Your Club' (YSYC) programme develops partnerships to provide new or upgrade community access to school facilities, creating or facilitating additional capacity for the sport and community sector.
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Your School Your Club | Sport NI More in this section ↓ Your School Your Club (YSYC) is an initiative to help better utilise the school estate for sport and physical activity. The school estate is the primary sports facility owner within Northern Ireland (44%). The use of existing sports facilities within the school sports estate has a major impact on the provision of sports facilities for community and club use.
The opportunity presented by community use of schools is that by addressing barriers to community access, the largest quantity of sports facilities within Northern Ireland could be opened to wider community use outside school hours, at weekends, and school holidays.
Our ‘Your School Your Club’ programme (YSYC) develops partnerships to provide new or upgrade community access to school facilities, creating or facilitating additional capacity for the sport and community sector. Sport NI has created a Project Register for our YSYC funding programme as we are keen to hear from schools about a project they may be planning or developing, which will open the school sports facilities to the local community.
This information will be used to demonstrate a need for further investment and will help identify future investment themes. If your school is considering a project that meets the programme aims, please click on the link below which will take you to the Project Register Guidance. Once you have read the Project Register Guidance and Form document, please click the link within section 8 to submit your potential project information.
It is important you read the Guidance Booklet to ensure you are planning and developing a project that will meet the programme criteria. Sport NI can support your school in developing a project, and when appropriate, invite your school to apply for funding. Please note that playing facilities must meet minimum National Governing Body technical playing standards.
For example, a soccer pitch must have minimum dimensions of 90m x 45m plus run offs. In addition to this, ancillary facilities (eg changing) that can accommodate adult usage must be available. Please note the Project Register is NOT an application form.
Project Register Guidance and Form YSYC Project Register Form If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to email our team at: yourschoolyourclub@sportni. net More in this section ↓
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Schools in Northern Ireland with projects that open school sports facilities to the local community. Playing facilities must meet National Governing Body technical standards. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Your School Your Club (YSYC) Programme is funded by Sport Northern Ireland. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
Active Awards, Sport NI's Small Grants Programme is sponsored by Sport Northern Ireland. This small grants program is primarily aimed at grassroots community-based sport in Northern Ireland, prioritizing projects that address the under-representation in sport amongst women and girls, people with a disability, and people living in areas of greatest need.
Sport Northern Ireland Creating Opportunities - Crowdfunder is sponsored by Sport Northern Ireland. This fund offers match funding to support inclusive community sports projects in Northern Ireland, aiming to remove barriers to participating in sport. Projects need to create a Crowdfunder page and raise a proportion of match funding from at least 25 unique supporters.