Red Ball Award Winner 2010 -
Trung Nguyen-Le

Trung Nguyen-Le became the winner of the second annual Red Ball Award at the BUCS Ball on Thursday 15th July. The award, which was presented by rugby star Josh Lewsey, recognised Trung's superb work as a Student Ambassador at the University of Surrey. Trung has been involved in Right To Play for two years, and now as the newly elected Vice President of Sports and Recreation at the University of Surrey he has pledged to continue his hard work. He took a few minutes to answer some questions about his experiences with Right To Play thus far.

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Congratulations to the Brussels to London cyclists

200 people cycled for 3 days, through 3 countries, covering nearly 300 miles. This fantastic group of people pushed themselves, made loads of new friends and witnessed some breathtaking scenery but most importantly they will make a huge impact to children in some of the most disadvantaged areas of the world.  Their collective fundraising efforts are large enough to ensure that 10,000 children can take part in Right To Play programmes and receive an education based on health, tolerance and peace this year.  Congratulations and thank you to each and every rider.

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'It's Your Right To Play'

Tennis sensation Laura Robson has launched a new competition to raise awareness for Right To Play. Laura has been a friend of Right To Play since she was 14 years old and has proudly worn our wristband ever since. Early in 2010, and over lunch with the Right To Play UK team, the idea came about for Laura to design her own charity wristband to raise awareness for Right To Play. Given her commitment to the charity and interest in fashion and design, this was the perfect project for Laura to support.  Check out the video here.

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