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#500wordletter Season 2 By Craig Morris

#500wordletter Season 2 By Craig Morris

Jun 21, 2022 | #500wordletter, Uncategorised

 Craig is a nationally recognised , brilliant coach and here he offers a real personal and initmate reflection on being a dad to his daughter, in a way that can be related too by any parent. Enjoy his letter. ‘Time is a game played beautifully by children’...
#500wordletter Season 2 By Craig Morris

#500wordletter Season 2 By Tom Hartley

Jun 14, 2022 | #500wordletter, Uncategorised

Tom offers us a n excellent opportunity to move past the disagreements about why my child hasn’t been selected. Hope you enjoy his 500 word letter. Dear Coaches, You are doing a fantastic job. Organising your team, getting the kit ready, answering late night...
#500wordletter Season 2 By Craig Morris

#500wordletter Season 2 By George Browning

Jun 7, 2022 | #500wordletter, Uncategorised

 George Browning writes to us parents about a heartbreaking moment in his own sporting journery and how his parents beautifully supported him through it. Enjoy this letter, it has so much learning for us parents.  Dear Parents, I have decided to write to you all to...
#500wordletter Season 2 By Craig Morris

#500wordletter Season 2 By Scott Drawer

May 31, 2022 | #500wordletter, Uncategorised

Dr Scott Drawer invites parents and coaches to see how important patience is in enabling out children to thrive in sport. Scott is the Director of sport at Millfield School but has also worked in a number of exceptional high performance environments. His letter is...
#500wordletter Season 2 By Craig Morris

#500wordletter Season 2 By Matt Thompson

May 24, 2022 | #500wordletter, Uncategorised

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...