Our 'FUN DAY' video!

DRC 'FUN DAY'

How amazing was the 'Fun Day'!? We had an absolute ball and we hope you did too! We were chuffed to see the place packed with everyone taking part in all our activities. 

Over 60 people attended the event with 45 of those being young people from the surrounding area. Superb!

Our raffle proved to be a massive success. By the end of the day we managed to save £188. That is a fantastic achievement. Well done everyone!

DRC 'FUN DAY'

Today is the day folks! 

We have been working flat out to get ready for our 'Fun Day'. 

Come along and get involved! 

The weather is stunning and we are going to have a ball! 

DRC Football Training

Training takes place every Tuesday from 7-9pm at the Scotstoun Leisure Centre.

'DRC Community Fun Day'

ROLL UP! ROLL UP!

We're busy preparing for our 'Community Fun Day!' which takes place on Wednesday, 11th May from 5-7pm at the Yoker Campus. Our circus themed event is going to be brilliant! 

During the 'Community Fun Day' there will be games, music, DJs, home baking, a 'staff v young people' football match and a big raffle! Everyone is welcome to our event! 

Employability & Personal Development

We have just started working together with our second group of 'Trainee General Building Operatives'. Through a series of informal learning sessions, we will explore different aspects of employability, working together with the group to ensure they have the necessary skills to reach positive destinations. 

During this introductory session we began to explore the group's thoughts on entering the workforce. We used a creative method to generate participation and encourage discussion. The groups split into two teams and created posters (using only images or drawings with no words). These posters would represent their thoughts on working as 'Trainee General Building Operatives'. The posters helped create a critical space where the group could discuss their new roles, their motivations for working, the skills they need to succeed and where they see themselves in the next six months. This proved to be a productive informal learning session.

Scotland 1- 0 Denmark

Once again, we would like to thank the 'Tartan Army Children's Charity' for their kind offer of support. Our group were delighted to receive their free official Scotland tops. We headed off to the game buzzing to see our first Scotland match.

After getting some grub we took our seats and watched the teams walk out onto the pitch. You can't beat football played under the floodlights!

What a night! Scotland won 1-0. We scored following a defensive mix up that allowed Bournemouth player, Matt Ritchie, to sneak in and bury his chance. Superb! Nights like these don't come around very often!