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Hussey Launches Cricket Education Programme in Chennai E-NEWSPAPER FOR CHENNAI KIDS May 13 - May 26, 2012 Free. Direct to desktop For Subscribers only. Contact : [email protected] Connect with us online: facebook.com/yocee.in twitter.com/yoceekids yoceeblog.blogspot.com Fortnightly Electronic edition Website: www.yocee.in This Cool spots Namma fortnight Special area Calendar Column 3 9 10 Hussey launches Cricket Education programme in Chennai By Smruthi S Cricketers? Student Reporter Martin Gleeson briefed the audience about the The Chettinad Vidyashram school programme. “CEP is campus in R. A. Puram saw an first of its kind. We are unusual buzz of activity for a day dur- indeed delighted to ing the summer holidays. It was on have Inside Edge May 3, 2012. Sportainment (P) Ltd. If one thought it was probably the X as our first partner in and XII graders attending Chennai. It is a special classes or the teachers doing structural coaching their exam corrections, then guess system, exclusively again! It was an occasion for the written by Cricket launch of the Cricket Education Australia, for school Programme (CEP) by ‘Namma Aussie- children. It is a com- Chennaiite’, Mike Hussey. prehensive six-year summer camp where they were sequential development program for Dressed in a casual sportswear, with trained by Cricket Australia’s boys and girls of 9 to 14 years of age no airs of the star he is, Mike along accredited coaches. which has spread to about 17 centers with Martin Gleeson, CEO, Sports in the country. Through CEPs He displayed much enthusiasm in Education Development India Ltd., competency-based training format, playing some fine shots and taking up (SEDIL) and Vignesh Balasubrama- participants will engage in cricket all the bowling and fielding practices niam, Founder, InsideEDGE, kick development. that the students were taught by the started the programme in Chennai. activities”, said Martin expressing coaches. He relentlessly shared some Making an entry into a roaring crowd, optimism about the future of CEP the Australian middle order star, also of the secrets of his stellar career to in Chennai. the student champs at the camp. called as the ‘Role Model’ for CEP, shook hands with some budding What Is This CEP Program All About? champs at Cricket India Academy’s >>> Full story and more photos How differently does it train young on www.yocee.in Page 2 E-PAPER YOCee May 13 - May 26, 2012 55 days in space By Vamsi Krishna R space, he’s obviously lying. 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