#500wordletter Season 2 By Matt Thompson

#500wordletter Season 2 By Matt Thompson

Matt Thompson writes a beautifully powerful letter inviting us to consider what happens if we don’t make it. Matt is the Head of Talent Pathway For Welsh Cricket and a very good friend of Non-Perfect Dad. I wish i had a letter like this to read when i was 16 or...
#500wordletter Season 2 By Matt Thompson

#500wordletter Season 2 By Tony Fretwell

Tony writes to his two twins a beautifully honest and open letter about why, sport is so integral to them at their tender age. Tony is the womens super league Academy Manager for the FA. Dear Oscar and Isaac, As I write this, you are 4 years old, nearly 5. You are...
#500wordletter Season 2 By Matt Thompson

#500wordletter Season 2 By Richard Cheetham

Richard Cheetham is an award wining and internationally recognised coach developer. He invites us to consider the incredible responsibility we have, as coaches, for the hour that we have somebody’s child in our coaching sessions.  Dear Students, We always speak...
#500wordletter Season 2 By Matt Thompson

#500wordletter Season 2 By Dr Edward Hall

Dr Edward Hall’s views of his childhood coach, flip 180 degrees in a very powerful and profound letter that challenge me, as both a coach and a parent. Ed is a reasearcher an educator and a really good friend of Non-Perfect Dad. Enjoy his letter.  Dear Coach,...
#500wordletter Season 2 By Matt Thompson

#500wordletter Season 2 By Sarah Murray

The Brilliant Sarah Murray writes a letter to parents, helping parents consider the potential  support that key staff in a sporting environment can offer. Sarah has over 13 years experience working in professional sport, 9 years of which she spent at a premier league...
#500wordletter Season 2 By Matt Thompson

#500wordletter By Dani Mugridge

With over 20 year experience as a PE teacher and a world of knowledge sports at an elite level. Dani provides us with the last letter in this series, please enjoy. Dear Parent(s) I have been a PE teacher for over 20 years now and it was always something I wanted to do...