Grant #62352 to Keyham Community Sparks - £500
Learn to Roll with Keyham
Paid
Grant #62352
Submitted by Character Creation Roleplaying CIC•Approved by Rowan Edwards
Jan 27, 2022
Request Details
Learn how to play and run Dungeons & Dragons
An activity for 12-16 year olds.
6 x 3hr sessions
Sundays 10am to 1pm
It will teach 12-16 year olds how to play and host their own games of Dungeons and Dragons over a 6 week course. It will build creativity, confidence, social skills and encourage children to make friends while accessing local facilities. We will have space for 12 children, ensuring that 75% of the space will be for residents of the Keyham and Ford area.
Teaching children how to run their own games will allow them to organise their own groups and continue playing beyond the 6 week program. If the interest and funding is available we will also be able to run regular Roleplaying sessions to give the children a space to continue playing in a safe environment.
I have had a conversation with Nicki Chinnock and she has booked space through the Wolsey Trust to hold the sessions in a community building with high footfall.
I have had a conversation with Nicki Chinnock and she has booked space through the Wolsey Trust to hold the sessions in a community building with high footfall.
This idea was inspired by a friend of mine who works at Stoke Damerel Community College, where the teaching staff were approached and asked if they could start a Dungeons & Dragons club. After 1 session at the school there were 20 participants but they didn’t know how to play.
D&D is about storytelling and communication, these sessions will grow the children’s creativity and confidence.
I have over two years experiences running D&D for children aged 4 to 18 and have been running popular games groups from the Rees Centre in Plympton.
£500.00 GBP
Total amount £500.00 GBP
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Collective balance
£2.86 GBPFiscal Host:
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