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CW Active Sports gets a decorare makeover

On Friday 5th May, Oxfordshire based sports coaching company CW Active Sports revealed their brand new Mascot in front of a large crowd at Chinnor Community Pavilion.

Their new unique personlised Tiger will now be ever present at all their courses, events, birthday parties and local fetes and carnivals. The tiger which took 3 months to produce is just one thing on a very long list that CW Active Sports look to introduce over the coming months & years. CW Active Sports are very quickly becoming one of Oxfordshire’s top sporting, education childcare provided and it is hoped that with this new mascot things will only keep going from strength to strength.

“The kids reaction was fantastic” commented CW Active Sports Director Craig Williams. “The costume was made from a company that produce the mascots for top Premier League Football clubs. It really is amazing how well they copied our computer design and made it come to life. It’s a terrific way to engage kids” added Williams. “There is nothing better than high fiving a furry tiger, our having a photo taken. Our thanks must go to Tim Finch and everyone at Haddenham based decorating company Decorare. They kindly offered to sponsor and support our Mascot and for this we are very grateful” said Williams. “It’s fantastic that another local company have been very willing to support us in the Mascot project, and we are delighted they have as I can see it being very beneficial for the both of us” added Williams.

 

Spartacus already has a busy schedule with Birthday Parties and Holiday Camps to attend as well as Thame & Chinnor Carnival and a handful of school Summer Fetes. If you are organising an event and would like a visit from Spartacus please do get in touch – email [email protected]

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