Uploaded February 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Nino, The Spectrum Project’s leading success story, continues to challenge convention while embodying the very essence of the Community Foundation’s life-changing work.
Nino, who has Down’s syndrome, was one of the first participants in Spectrum’s May 2015 pilot programme, before starting on the programme’s work experience scheme the following year.
More than 18 months on, Nino has been shortlisted for a Premiership Rugby Parliamentary Award and secured a place at Bath College, while continuing to work one day a week at Ashton Gate.
Nino, The Spectrum Project’s leading success story, continues to challenge convention while embodying the very essence of the Community Foundation’s life-changing work.
Nino, who has Down’s syndrome, was one of the first participants in Spectrum’s May 2015 pilot programme, before starting on the programme’s work experience scheme the following year.
More than 18 months on, Nino has been shortlisted for a Premiership Rugby Parliamentary Award and secured a place at Bath College, while continuing to work one day a week at Ashton Gate.
