The SCLT Public Presentation Team
Our Public Presentation Team of highly professional and experienced speakers can provide a wide variety of Interesting presentations for community groups throughout the Bristol, Somerset, South Gloucester, Gwent, Mid & South Glamorgan and Powys areas (we may be able to support events in other areas with prior consultation).
Our team of experienced presenters are also able to assist in conference facilitation and guest compere services if your organisation requires a professional edge for an event you may be planning for the future.
If your group or organisation needs to promote itself via a presentation in a conference or major event, or are planning an awards ceremony, please get in touch, to see if we can use our experience to your benefit
Don't worry about the scale, our team have hosted charity dancing competitions & country dog shows as well as international conferences and are happy to discuss all options
Professional & Custom Appearances
Our Audiences:
Our team of highly professional presenters give dozens of presentations throughout the year to a wide variety of client groups, these typically include:
41 Clubs
Tangent Groups
Rotary Clubs
Probus Clubs
University of the 3rd Age
Womens Institutes
Community Groups
Day Centres
Special Interest Clubs
Faith/ Religious Groups
To name but a very few of our audiences.
Our Presentations:
Our presentations all include video and sound content and last between 40 - 50 minutes depending upon the requirements of the host group.
Our presenters are fully equipped with the very latest technology and accessories to provide your group with an unforgetable presentation experience.
- all that is required at the presentation location is a screen or blank wall and access to an electricity socket.
Senior Safety Presentation - This presentation is aimed at older adult audiences and explores the extent of the ageing population and some of the safety challenges faced by elders in society today. With a strong focus on empowerment through education, the presentation explores the dangers of doorstep crime and telephone, mail and internet (e-mail) deception-type scams. We offer tips and advice on staying safe - as well as signposting seniors to some other useful resources.
Senior Road Safety - A themed presentation on driving in later life, specially written by our resident Roads Policing expert. This informative presentation includes a nostalgic look at how driving has changed over the decades and provides tips and advice on staying safe on the roads in one's elder years. This presentation includes video and sound and is aimed at everyone, but particularly senior drivers and road users.
Dracula: The Man Behind the Myth - So, you think you know about Dracula? The Prince of Transylvania, who lived in Bran Castle and was the sadistic tyrant of his people? You couldn’t be more wrong! The reality is far more fascinating and heartbreaking than any film or legend. - A thrilling presentation created by one of our own presenters (owner of land in Transylvania and a firm fan of the tragic ‘Voivode’) will leave you amazed about the life of the man who nearly changed the entire course of history and that over 65% of modern day Romanians would choose to be their president today! - Due to the nature of some of the content, we recommend this presentation to those aged 12-years of age or over only!
The British Honours System - This presentation takes the audience on a journey through the British Honours System, including some of the lesser known awards and stories of some worthy recipients. We demystify how to nominate someone for an award, how the selection process works and what to expect if a letter suddenly drops on your doormat from the Cabinet Office. This presentation includes video and sound and is suitable for audiences of all ages and has been written by a veteran of the Honours System, who has successfully nominated several individuals and groups for national honours.
Uncle Bill: Britain's Forgotten Hero - This presentation explores the life of Bristol-born soldier, Field Marshal, Viscount William 'Bill' Slim. Known affectionately as 'Uncle Bill' by his soldiers. Slim commanded the 14th 'Forgotten' Army in the bitterly fought Burma Campaign of WW2, recovering from the 1000-mile retreat from Burma to India, only to return 2-years later to defeat the Japanese in the steaming jungles of South East Asia. In 2011, a survey conducted by the National Army Museum saw Slim voted as Britain's greatest general. Now largely forgotten by the British public, this presentation reminds us of his humble beginnings, his early military career and his later life as Governor General of Australia, as well as the high-points of his Second World War successes. This presentation includes video and sound and is aimed at all audiences.
Current Portfolio of Presentations
Our presenters are able to cater for events across the full spectrum of social protocol, from day-time community centre gatherings of a dozen people - to after-dinner speaking functions with hundreds of guests ~ or high-profile ceremonies with VIP attendees.
Our experience includes giving presentations throughout the United Kingdom and also speaking at confernces and seminars in Germany, The Netherlands and the United States of America
However, if you are planning an event in your community centre and expect 10-guests - don't rule us out! We are here to help - please get in touch to discuss if we can assist.
The Cost - Expenses & Fees
Donation Only Required:
We are a small, non-profit making charity with the sole objective of providing senior safety and social advocacy for the older adult community - as such we believe in offering-up our services to as many people as possible
We do not make any set-charge for our services, however we ask that your group consider making a voluntary donation if your resources allow - typical donations usually range between £25 - £100
However, if your group is without financial means, please do not let that stop you from getting in touch - we are here to promote senior safety and always aim to assist
Travel to Your Event:
If your group, or the event that you wish us to assist with, is outside our usual travel areas, we may still be able to assist, but will discuss travel expenses on an individual basis. This will typically include the organiser covering the cost of airfare, train tickets, etc. and accomodation expenses.
Please be advised, in such circumstances, we only claim the ACTUAL expenses (i.e. reimbursement of costs) rather than cost-per-mile or any additional enhancements for the distance away from the presenters home-base location.
Please get in touch to discuss your specific requirements - you will find we are remarkably modestly priced for the level of professionalism that our services offer.
* Usual Areas of Operation: South West of England and South & Mid Wales *
Video Gallery:
* Click above images for video footage of presenters at the 2016 German Crime Prevention Congress *
* Click above image to see presenter Ash Jones in a Citizens Advice Bureau anti-postal scams video - 2016 *
Previous Client Groups:
The Nobel Prize - This presentation takes the audience on a journey through the fascinating history of the World's most prestigious international award ~ presented for excellence in the fields of; literature, medicine, physics, economics, chemistry and peace, the Nobel Prize is the elite, global accolade. This talk explains why Alfred Nobel established the award, how individuals and groups are selected for the honour and considers some of the more well-known and celebrated Nobel Laureates. This intriguing talk, has been created by one of our own presenters, who has researched this theme at the Nobel Centre in Stockholm.
Cheddar Valley U3A
Taunton Orchard Ladies Probus Club
Shortwood (Mangotsfield) Women's Institute
Gwent Police (13-staff training sessions)
Severnsiders Dining Club
Tiverton Rotary Club
Horfield Mother’s Union
Alveston Women’s Institute
Axbridge Royal British Legion
Hanham Seniors Group
Dhek Bhal Community Group
Clevedon Women’s Institute
Tredegar Alzheimer’s Society
Long Ashton Probus Club
Nailsea Ladies Methodist Group
Bristol Probus Club
German Crime Prevention Congress
Pontypool Probus Club
Sea Mills Gardening Club
National Police Federation Conference
Acton Turville Seniors Lunch Club
Rode Ladies Club
North Taunton Community Forum
Filton Ladies Group
Malpas Alzheimer’s Group
New Beginnings Day Centre
Western Active Stroke Group
Kingsdon Seniors Group
Clevedon Probus Club
Minehead U3A
Clark’s Pensioners Club
Frenchay Probus Club
Weston Osteoporosis Club
Puriton Women’s Institute
Clevedon Conservative Luncheon Club
Coalpit Heath Probus Club
Exeter U3A
Pontypool Memory Club
Downend ‘Not So Young Club’
Lockleaze ‘Tea & Talk’ Group
National ‘Prepare to Care’ Conference
Bath Breathe Easy Group
Clevedon Probus Club
Keynsham Homemakers Group
Frizlar Twinning Society
Primeley Wives Club
Keynsham Tangent Club
Exe Valley Rotary Club
Pill Luncheon Club
Bristol ‘Corner Club’
Iron Acton 41 Club
St Peter’s (Bristol) 50+ Club
Backwell Seniors Club
Nailsea Trefoil Women’s Guild
Wiveliscombe Seniors Group
Henleaze Seniors Group
Post Office Federation Retirees Group
Bristol Worldwide Corona Group
Bedminster Older Persons Forum
Cheddar Evergreen Group
Clifton Seniors Group
Yeo Valley Probus Club
Burnham Welsh Society
Burnham-on-Sea Rotary Club
Milton Ladies Group
Gwent 'Protecting Our Elderly' Conference
Weston-s-Mare NHS Retirement Fellowship
Portishead Rotary Club
Chepstow U3A
Westleaze (Long Ashton) Women's Institute
Woodspring Ladies Luncheon Club
Bristol Probus Club
Newport 41 Club
Weston Rheumatoid Arthritis Group
Woodspring U3A
Street & Glastonbury Carers Support Group
Llanyrafon Alzheimers Support Group
Caldicot Trefoil Guild
Kingsdon Village Seniors Group
Weston-s-Mare U3A
Caldicot Trefoil Guild
Wrington Vale Rotary Club (2nd Visit)
Milton Probus (2nd Visit)
Creech St Micheal 'Tea Break Club'
St Augustine's Older Adults Club (2nd Visit)
WSM Methodist Friendship Group
Newport Older Persons Forum
Chepstow Civic Society
Dovercourt Townswomens Guild
Nailsea Neighbourhood Group
Fishponds Ladies Conservative Club
Weston-super-Mare Ladies Tangent Group
Bristol University of the Third Age (U3A)
Rogerstone 41 Club
Frenchay Probus Club
Swansea Probus Club
Friends of Blake Museum Group
Rogerstone Probus Club
Home Office Elder Crime Event - Exeter
Home Office Elder Crime Event - London
Pontypool NHS Retirement Fellowship
Primley Wives Club (2nd Visit)
Wrington Rotary Club (3rd Visit)
Bleadon Women’s Institute
East Brent Link Fellowship Group
Brecon Probus Club
Nailsea Probus Club
Bristol & Avon Chinese Women’s Group
Cardiff Civil Service Retirement Fellowship
Abergavenny U3A
Long Lode Seniors Group
Bristol Breathe Easy Group
REA Club (Bridgwater)
South Gloucester Disability Group
Downend 41 Club
Brislington Historical Society
Wrington Mother’s Union
Milton Probus Club
Keynsham Womens Baptist League
Burnham Parkinson’s Support Group
Street Neighbourhood Watch Group
Blue Link Conservative Supper Club
Longwell Green Probus Club
The Bridge Business Club
Alliance Homes Residents Group (Clevedon)
Kewstoke Women’s Institute
Tickenham Neighbourhood Watch Group
Taunton U3A
Weston-super-Mare Senior Community Link
Dhek Bhal Men’s Group
Berrow Active Living Group
North Somerset BME Senior Community Link
Lympsham Women’s Institute
East Brent Active Living Group
Cossington Friends & Neighbours Group
Cwmyoy Women’s Institute
Sedgemoor Older Persons Forum
'Women On Their Own Group' (2-visits)
Hanham Mother’s Union
Cwmbran 41 Club
Bristol Older Person’s Forum
Bath NHS Retirement Group
Nailsea Prostrate Group
Chipping Sodbury Probus Club
Westbury ‘Tuesday Together’ Club
Weston Civil Service Retirement Fellowship
Worle Friendship Club
Bristol 41 Club
Bishopsworth Senior Safety Awareness Fair
Bristol Celebrating Age Festival (3-visits)
Bishopsworth Royal British Legion
Kingswood Probus Club
Clevedon Royal British Legion
Cowbridge Rotary Club
St Annes Ladies Club
Weston-super-Mare Rotary Club
Dhek Bhal Ladies Club
Brent Knoll Women’s Institute
Abergavenny Probus Club
Bridgwater Older Persons Forum
Cardiff Eid Festival (3-visits)
Cardiff Bay Rotary Club
Wrington Rotary Club
Shipham Active Living Group
West Huntspill Older Living Group
Worle Senior Community Link
Pawlet Royal British Legion
Bath 'Later Life' Conference
Caerphilly Civil Service Retirement Fellowship
Police Staff and Volunteers: Best Practice Conference 2016
North Somerset Armed Forces Steering Group
Rockhampton & Hill Women's Institute
Bristol Cabot Probus Club
Weston super Mare Cookery & Supper Club
Nailsea Neighbourhood Watch Group
Abertillery Alzheimers Group
Westbury & District U3A
Strangers Gallery Dining Club
St Arvans Seniors Group
Cheddar Carers Support Group
Age UK Bristol Loneliness Summit
Henleaze Townswomens Guild
WSM Macular Society Support Group
Pontypool Church Support Group
Evercreech Friendship Club
West Huntspill Active Living Group
Nailsea & Backwell Townswomen's Guild
United Nations Public Sector Forum (NL)
Creech St Michael Womens Institute
Chepstow Probus Club
St Peter's Wives Group (Filton)
Thornbury Rotary Club
Llanigan Women's Institute (WI)
Rhiwderin Women's Institute (WI)
Weston Cruse Bereavement Care Group
Bristol & Bath CSMA 'Boundless' Group
Henleaze Trefoil Women's Guild
Wrington Vale Rotary Club (3rd Visit)
Aberdare Probus Club
Worle Women's Institute (WI)
Swindon University of the Third Age (U3A)
Usk Women's Institute
Westbury Family History Society
Chepstow Wesley Guild
West Huntspill Day Centre
Worle Friendship Club (2nd visit)
Llyswen Seniors Club
Animals at War: The Dickin Medal - This delightful and often emotional presentation takes the audience on a journey through the recent history of animals at war. By useing examples of some remarkable creatures who, through extreme gallantry or devotion to duty, have been awarded the Dickin Medal - known as the Victoria Cross for animals. We are able to see what a huge contribution to human history, has been made by creatures of all kinds - from the largest to the smallest. This presentation includes video content and sound and is suitable for audiences of all age ranges (warning: bring a handkerchief - it is a tear-jerker).
Douglas Bader: Reach for the Sky – This fascinating biography takes the audience through the remarkable life-story of arguably the most iconic fighter pilot of the Second World War. Bader joined the Royal Air Force in 1928 and soon became one of its top pilots, only to suffer a near fatal air crash, in which he lost both legs. He overcame his disability to return to the cockpit, where he flew the iconic Spitfire as one of ‘The Few’ who saved the nation in the historic Battle of Britain, becoming one of the most decorated airmen of that pivotal campaign. Having downed 22 enemy aircraft, he was shot down in 1941, spending the remainder of the war in the foreboding Colditz Castle as a POW of the Nazis. The remainder of his life was spent as a tireless campaigner for the disabled, for which he received a knighthood in 1976. This presentation contains video and sound and is aimed at all audiences.