Staffordshire and StokeonTrent

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Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent County Sport
Partnership SCHOOL SPORT CO-ORDINATOR
CONFERENCE   Friday 22nd February 2008 Cannock
Hockey Club
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9.00 Welcome and Introductions Nigel Edwards
North Stoke SSP 9.15 New PSA, New
Challenges Tracey Healey and Sue Smart Youth
Sport Trust .
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Staffordshire and Stoke School Sport
Partnerships Conference - 2008
New PSA New Challenges
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PESSCL Strategy Funding 2003 - 2008
School Sport Partnerships 978 million between
2003/04 -2008
Lottery Funding 686 million for enhancing school
sports facilities
School Club Links 49 Million for Community
Sports Clubs links to SSPs
Step into Sport 8 million to increased
Volunteering leadership
Swimming 5.5 million for primary school Top up
swimming
Network of Competition Managers 6.75 million
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Local vs National Data 2007

• Overall PSA 86
• Staffordshire 80
• Stoke 83
• Club Links National 29
• Staffordshire 28
• Stoke 26

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Local vs National Data 2007

• Inter School Competition
• National 35
• Staffordshire 34
• Stoke 33
• Leadership and Volunteering
• National 12
• Staffordshire 12
• Stoke 10

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Announcement !!
2008 2011 and beyondthinking differently,
working differently

• Prime Minister, Gordon Brown
• Announcement 13th July 2007
• He called for, a united team effort in the
  run up to 2012 to make sport a part of every
  childs day. Building a greater sporting nation
  and a fitter nation.  Involving schools, parents,
  volunteers, coaches and the sports world to offer
  the equivalent of an hour of sport to every
  child, every day of the school week.

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2008 2011 and beyondthinking differently,
working differently

• Deliver a successful Olympic Games
• and Paralympic Games with a sustainable legacy
  and get more children and young people taking
  part in high quality PE and sport
• October 2007

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Creation of a world-class system for Physical
education (PE) and sport PSA22

• Government commitment for 2008 2011
• In addition to at least 2 hours per week of high
  quality PE and Sport in school for all 5 16
  year olds, all children and young people aged 5
  19 will be offered opportunities to participate
  in a further 3 hours per week of sporting
  activities through attractive provision to
  stimulate and increase take-up and sustain
  participation.

2008 2011 and beyondthinking differently,
working differently
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HOW?
2008 2011 and beyondthinking differently,
working differently

• Through schools, FE Colleges, clubs and
  community providers and?
• OUTCOME
• This will create a sustainable legacy both in
  terms of future elite success and grassroots
  sport

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The Five Hour Offer
2008 2011 and beyondthinking differently,
working differently

• Joint Approach DCSF and DCMS

• DCSF Led Funded within the 5-hour offer
• Competition Managers
• FESCos
• Coaching Funding
• Multi-sport clubs for children with
  special needs
• National School Sports Week

DCMS Led Funded within the 5-hour
offer Funding to support extended club
activity designed to attract a different type
of young person Extending Activity Programme
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The 5 hour offer
2008 2011 and beyondthinking differently,
working differently

• Competition Managers
• 12 ratio, full roll out by Sept 08.
• Ambition Increase of young people involved
  in inter comp to 50.
• Increase (intra and inter) competition to
  65........

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• Further Education Sport Co-ordinators

2008 2011 and beyondthinking differently,
working differently

• 1 per FE, same model as SSCos, full roll out by
• Sept 2008. Integral role of SSP.
• 3 Pilots in the West Midlands Wolverhampton,
  Warwickshire and Worcestershire all very
  different.
• Overall role improve, enhance, enrich sports
  programmes,
• Increase opportunities for LV
• Enhance competition opportunities
• Signpost pathways in sport and leisure sector

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Coaching
2008 2011 and beyondthinking differently,
working differently

• SSPs funded annually to support the 5 hour offer
  within their area.
• Waiting for guidance
• Maximum of 20k per SSP per year

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National School Sports Week

• Led by Dame Kelly Holmes
• Week beginning 30th June
• Annual event
• High profile media coverage
• Celebration
• Raising the Profile
• Launch New Activities

2008 2011 and beyondthinking differently,
working differently
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Multi Skills for Young Disabled People
2008 2011 and beyondthinking differently,
working differently

• A pathway for YDP
• High Quality PE
• Multi Skill/Sport Clubs opportunities for YDP to
  increase access and participation
• Talent ID from these opportunities
• Pathway for talented YP through CSP
• Playground to Podium P2P

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DCMS Extending Activities
2008 2011 and beyondthinking differently,
working differently

• Funded and led through CSPs
• Vital that SSPs are engaged in planning process
• Targeted at the middle semi-sporty young people
• Pilots nationally 1 per regional area

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How we can help raise your schools profile
The role of the Youth Sport Trust

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• put interested journalists in touch with schools
• advise on press and PR
• include examples of good practice in TOPS and
  other publications.

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The higher the mountain the more demanding the
terrainRise to the challenge, Adapt to the
challenge.
We need to THINK Differently WORK Differently