Bristol Rovers Football in the Community, thanks to npower, will be delivering one of three new community projects - and it's up to you to decide which:

RESPECT
Captain Stuart Campbell thinks we should put year 6 pupils through a Respect training workshop.

The Respect workshop is designed to help ten year olds learn important skills such as teamwork and citizenship and understand how these apply to football and other areas of their life.

PLAYGROUND
Chris Lines wants us to transform a local park or playground to encourage children to play sport.

This will involve revamping a local park or school playground to give children somewhere to play.

COACHING
Byron Anthony would rather we run a new football skills coaching programme for 4-6 year olds.

Community Coaches will deliver a new football skills coaching programme designed for 4-6 year olds. The programmes will run over five-week periods.

VOTE FOR YOUR FAVOURITE PROJECT NOW
Voting beings today and will run until 31st December by one of the following methods:

Postcards

• Complete postcards available from the Community Department.

npower Website

• Log onto www.npower.com/hometeamheroes and register your vote.

Text

• Send a free text to 81000 with either Bristol Rovers Respect, Bristol Rovers Playground or Bristol Rovers Coaching as the message.

Email

• Email hometeamheroes@npower.com with your choice of project in the subject bar i.e. either Bristol Rovers Respect, Bristol Rovers Playground or Bristol Rovers Coaching.

To learn more about Home Team Heroes read the press release here.

To learn more about Rovers' Football in the Community scheme please click here or on the logo below.