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.

The Pythian Club are delighted to be supporting the ‘Free Fun and Food’ activity session, running over 4 days this December.

Find out about Ashley Gorman following his dream as featured in Business Network, East Midlands Chamber magazine.

The FA donate 500 England Football Kits to The Pythian Club to gift to young football players and supporters.

Listen to ‘We Are Notts’ on BBC Radio Nottingham to hear about the day in the life of The Pythian Club.

Join The Pythian Club at Heathfield Community Centre and Park for free multi-sports Holiday Activities and Food during October half-term.

The Pythian Club were delighted to welcome Councillor David Mellen to their hub at Heathfield Community Centre.

This Summer was jampacked with some incredible sporting opportunities for many of the young people that The Pythian Club support.

The Pythian Club were honoured to host pupils from Djanogly City Academy for their work experience earlier in the month.

The Pythian Club is all about supporting the community, both the children and young people as well as those who work and have businesses in the area.

NET and The Pythian Club’s teams support a young person who is down on their luck.
It has a positive ending!

If you are aged 15-18, are passionate about our beautiful planet, you have an opportunity to get involved and help shape our city’s response to climate change.

Supporting young people in growing their confidence and life skills that lead to full-time employment or further education, is one of the areas The Pythian Club prides itself in.

The Pythian Club deliver Boxing and Fitness sessions at different venues in Nottingham. The sessions are interactive and a great way to manage the health and well-being of young people.