The local community centre has two rooms that are available on Saturday mornings but have no regular activities. The manager is considering a short programme in which local people share practical skills with one another.
The following planning information is provided to help you develop your proposal.
| Planning point | Information provided |
|---|---|
| Rooms and times | A kitchen and a meeting room are available from 9.00 am to 1.00 pm on Saturdays |
| Length of trial | Four Saturday sessions, each lasting from 10.00 am to 12.00 noon |
| Possible activities | Simple cooking, clothing repairs, budgeting and basic digital skills |
| Local involvement | Eight residents have offered to lead sessions as volunteers |
| Number of places | Twelve places at each session, giving 48 places across the trial |
| Estimated costs | Materials: £240; printed publicity: £60; refreshments: £80; total: £380 |
| Possible contribution | A £2 booking contribution could raise up to £96 if all 48 places were filled |
| Reviewing the trial | Attendance could be recorded and participants could be asked for feedback before a decision about future sessions |
A Saturday Skills Exchange
Prepare a formal proposal for consideration by the manager of your local community centre, recommending a four-weekend programme in which local people share practical skills.
Your proposal should:
You may use the planning information provided and add suitable ideas of your own.
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