Community Engagement
Brighton Ultimate believes in engaging with our community to benefit the club and society as a whole. We want to get people active and teach them our values. Ultimate is a self-refereed sport and as such places a big emphasis on developing social and emotional learning. We believe in introducing the sport (and its values) to as many people as possible to widen participation and increase the diversity of our players. We have part-time coaches who work with the local universities and institutions across the wider Sussex area. Brighton Ultimate also facilitates the 100+ members to regular games, practices and socials with financial support for Brighton teams to enter into national and international competitions.
What’s actually available?
Lots.
For Schools/ Colleges/ Sport Centres: Taster Sessions, After-School Clubs, Internal Competitions within schools and bigger events between schools, Staff Training (Foundation Award qualifications given by the sports governing body UK Ulitmate, aimed at non-playing coaches)
For Adults or Fitness groups: Team-building sessions, Well-being days, Corporate events, Bespoke sessions.
For Children/ Parents: One-off activity days, Birthday Parties, Holiday clubs. Our Junior club Sussex Stingrays (Ages 14-19) has monthly training with beginners welcome.
We are happy to tailor events specifically to what you require. We have a pool of experienced and qualified coaches to pick from (Most with international playing experience) and we’re always looking to expand our club! >> Contact page <<
Brighton Young Ultimate
Brighton Youth Ultimate (BYU) is an independent organisation dedicated to promoting Ultimate Frisbee among young athletes, led by Izzy Collins, a key figure in the local ultimate community. While BYU is not affiliated with our club, it offers a fun and enriching environment where kids can learn valuable skills, develop their athleticism, and enjoy the spirit of the game.
You can learn more at brightonyouthultimate.uk or contact Izzy directly at [email protected].
What have we done in 2019?
So far we have completed a number of varied projects including:
4 Primary schools taster days (Stretching from Portslade to Chailey)
3 Sessions with Beezee Bodies family fitness group.
2 Easter Holiday activity clubs in association with University of Sussex Sport.
1 Weekly After school club set up at a Brighton Secondary school.
1 Foundation Award – Non-playing Coach/ Teacher course, enabling them to run their own ultimate classes or clubs.
What’s in the pipeline?
More taster days and after school clubs have been arranged.
A staff well-being day has been booked.
We will be attending the TakePart event at the Level on 22nd June.
Frisbee for Fathers – bespoke training session booked in.