Inspiring and enhancing the education, health and wellbeing of young people.
Using the power of cricket, outdoor recreation and our unique historic setting we create magical experiences to give young people the tools and confidence they need to
learn, grow and succeed.
Who We Are
We are a youth education charity who inspire and enable healthy living, educational attainment and social inclusion for children and young people who are facing inequality of opportunity or disadvantage.
What We Do
We deliver projects that engage young people in sports, learning and social experiences, enabling them to overcome barriers, discover new possibilities and realise their aspirations.
Our Work
Our videos show how our projects are supporting the health, development and education of young people through cricket, the outdoors and the magic of Arundel.
Our Impact
Arundel Castle Cricket Foundation has been supporting the education and development of children and young people since 1986. Last year our inclusive programmes supported the health, education and emotional wellbeing of over 1400 young people facing inequality of opportunity or disadvantage.
“Our visit to Arundel embraced all aspects of our school curriculum providing the children with endless opportunities of engagement both mentally and physically. They were rediscovering themselves in the most natural way they possibly could.”
Michael Tippett School, Lambeth
Latest News and Events
Arundel Castle Cricket Foundation is turning 40!
2026 will be the Arundel Castle Cricket Foundation’s 40th anniversary. Over this time, more than 50,000 young people have benefitted from the Arundel programme. For
Reflections on the 2025 season: An Update from our Director
As we bring another summer season to a close, we’re incredibly proud to have supported more than 1,500 young people through life-enhancing programmes that combine
Meet Will and Brennan: Our New Zealand Cricket Scholars
This summer, Arundel Castle Cricket Foundation was delighted to welcome two New Zealand students, Will Davies and Brennan Matla, who took part in our life-changing
Support Us
Help us enhance and inspire the lives of disadvantaged young people.
