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		<description><![CDATA[GOAT BOYS:&nbsp;GOAT Boys - Empowering Young Men

Sign Up:&nbsp;GOAT Mentors -&nbsp;Declaration of interest to become a GOAT Mentor (part of GOAT Boys movement)

Only 7 schools in the entire country were chosen&hellip; and Oakmoor School is one of them.

We&rsquo;re proud to be part of Wave 2 of the GOAT Boys mentoring project &mdash; an initiative that&rsquo;s changing the game for young men by building confidence, resilience, and real-world direction.

This pioneering initiative is built on a simple but powerful idea: every boy deserves access to a trusted adult outside their home.

At a time when many young boys across the UK are facing rising isolation, declining engagement, and a lack of consistent positive role models, this work has never been more important.

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GOAT Boys &mdash; grounded in Growth, Ownership, Attitude, and Tenacity &mdash; is all about building confidence, resilience, aspiration, and a true sense of belonging in young men.

Born in Basingstoke through the vision of Chris Edwards, the programme is already making a real impact and is now expanding nationally.

Now we need your help.

We&rsquo;re calling on volunteers to step forward as male mentors and make a lasting difference for boys in Bordon.

Please help this project by doing one of the following.

1. Sign up to be a male mentor by visiting https://www.goatboys.co.uk/ and clicking on get involved.

2. Share this as far and as wide as possible.


Together, we can ensure every boy has the support they deserve.










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