What a fantastic morning the children at Bodsham School had with you yesterday! They absolutely loved all the challenges that you set them and couldn't believe that skateboarding could be part of the school curriculum! You were patient and kindly, encouraging them every step of the way. We really appreciated your time with us and do hope that you will be able to visit us again.

- Bodsham School, Kent

"You were invaluable to the success of the campaign, so thank you for all your efforts. Feedback from all involved was very positive; the kids loved having you there to show off some tricks, so much so that they stuck around all day to see you. Will definitely be in touch in the future."

- Nintendo

"I am writing to say a massive THANK YOU for coming along to our Play in the Park event. We have received great feedback about the day and all of the families I encountered had a fun-filled day with you."

- Aylesbury Vale District Council

"Just a quick email to say a big thank you to yourself and Sam! The children (and staff) had a lovely time. Sam was very professional, enthusiastic and kept to time! Some of the parents on facebook said – “She loved this, thank you to Sam and the school for organising it” and “it was the first thing he told me about at pick up time! This was a big hit, especially his stunts!”. Thanks again.”

- Scootability at Browick

"Thanks very much for all your hard work on Sunday – it was a long, busy day and we really appreciate the energy and hard work that you kept up all day. There have been lots of positive comments from parents about how much their kids loved having a go at skateboarding for the first time! Thanks again."

- BBC Live N Deadly Tour

"Team Rubicon led a fantastic day of scooting, skating and biking for our young people in Leatherhead this weekend. Their staff were brilliant at encouraging and supporting everyone who took part, and our young people came away with more confidence and a new range of skills to test out on the newly refurbished skate park. We will gladly welcome them back again."

- Mole Valley District Council