Bringing festive cheers to parents, carers and their families at Chayah Development Project’s Christmas Party.

The Pythian Club were delighted to take three young football fans to a home game with kind thanks to free tickets we were gifted by the King’s Trust.

Sunday, 24 November 2024, saw a group of 22 young people, parents and guardians, experiencing elite rugby at Twickenham thanks to the generosity of Rugby Football Union.

The Pythian Club were delighted to be a finalist in this year’s Health and Care Awards 2024 hosted by Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Systems

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Thanks to Nottingham Forest Community Trust and Loco Community Centre, The Pythian Club delivered multi-sports to young people, aged 5 - 16 years old, during the October Free Fun and Food programme during half-term. .

Providing opportunities for continuing professional development saw Change Grow Live (CGL) delivering latest drug trends training to The Pythian Club team.

Prioritise your mental well-being with simple stress-relief techniques and the support of The Pythian Club. Discover how to nurture your mental health and find local resources to help you.

Currys Business recently visited The Pythian Club as part of their supporting local communities campaign.

Exciting new working relationships help drive sports participation in underrepresented groups within the City.

In response to the rise in homelessness in Nottingham, our outreach team have extended their support by providing meals to those on the streets in the city centre.

Being a delivery partner and seeing children and young people enjoying a summer of activities as part of the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme has become a firm favourite of the Club.

July 2024 sees The Pythian Club celebrating a decade of supporting communities in Nottingham.

Join us for our new SEND parent and carer coffee morning!

Another successful delivery of The Prince’s Trust’s ‘Start Something’ campaign sees 13 young people gain 4 nationally-recognised qualifications in sports’ leadership in just one week.

Heathfield Community Centre was a hive of activity at the recent FUNday fundraiser.

Volunteers play a huge part in workings of the Club. Hear from some of the Club’s incredible volunteers and their experience, the support they provide our communities, and how it enriches their lives too.

A road trip to the iconic Wembley Stadium and a historic moment in women’s football was thoroughly enjoyed by members of The Pythian Club’s community.

The Prince’s Trust ‘Start Something’ Campaign saw 15 young people spent a jam-packed week with The Pythian Club gaining sports accreditations and skills to further develop their skills and experience.

Visiting the New Art Exchange’s ‘Journey of the Mind’ exhibition and meeting with Without Shape Without Form, the arts organisation who conceived the exhibition, has been illuminating.

Together with NET, The Pythian Club are delivering a powerful tram safety message through a new initiative been rolled out across schools in Nottingham.