with Mark Garaway
This online webinar will illustrate how a successful Sports Scholarship School programme can be designed to maximise its effectiveness, sustainability and impact. Through illustration and discussion, Mark will highlight how a scholarship programme can be developed and managed to improved alignment across schools and pathways, and sustainable performance environments that consistently develop both young aspiring athletes and their results.
This webinar is intended for schools who currently operate a sports scholarship programme but wish to improve its impact – as well as those seeking to establish one or the first time
Mark Garaway helps school leaders build sustainable scholarship programmes that develop people, culture and performance.. He was formerly Director of Cricket at Millfield School, where he designed and led an integrated sports scholarship model aligned to whole school values, staff development and student wellbeing.
Developing and Managing a Sports Scholarship Programme
From £85.00
Wednesday 11th November 2026
7-8:30pm
Webinar 2026
with Mark Garaway
Monday 8th February 2027
7-8:30pm
Webinar 2027
with Mark Garaway
Monday 17th May 2027
7-8:30pm
Webinar 2027
with Mark Garaway
School subscriptions for our webinars give access to up to 5 colleagues from the same school for a discounted rate.
Up to 5 members of staff from your school can join the webinar together, each logging in from their own device, one flat rate covers everyone, rather than booking individually. Your Zoom link will be sent to each participant's email address ahead of the session, so make sure you provide a name and email for everyone who's attending. As with our individual bookings, a recording is available for 48 hours afterwards for anyone who can't make the live session.
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