School Sport Partnership Expansion

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School Sport PartnershipExpansion Extension
Briefing15th November 2005

• Aims
• SSP survey update
• Target setting for impact
• Staffing structures and roles
• Funding
• Completing the application form
• Develop a time line
• Individual issues

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PE, School Sport and Club Links - The National
Context Why focus on PE sport?

• PE sport
• raises standards and helps narrow the achievement
  gap
• improves the health of the nation
• ensures life long participation and international
  success

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PE and sport driving reform

• Creation of a specialist system
• Workforce reform
• Partnerships beyond the classroom
• Primary strategy excellence and enjoyment

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Enhance the take up of sporting opportunities by
5-16 year olds by increasing to 75 the
percentage of school children spending at least 2
hours a week on high quality PE and school sport,
within and beyond the curriculum, by 2006 and to
85 by 2008, and to at least 75 in each school
sport partnership by 2008. DfES/DCMS PSA
target Ambition by 2010 2 hours a week on high
quality PE and school sport within school and a
further two to three hours beyond the
curriculum.
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Celebrate success the latest news..

• PESSCL Survey findings
• From 62 to 69 overall
• More longstanding partnerships at 71
• KS 3 4 at 75 a year early
• KS 1 2 at 64 (up 23)
• Number of pupils identified as GT and receiving
  support has doubled
• Ave 11 14 18 year old pupils involved in
  Volunteering and Leadership
• 22 of pupils in partnerships are participating
  in at least one sports
• club linked to the school
• Over one third of pupils take part in
  inter-school competitive sport
• 50 of schools now offer 2 hours of PE and sport
  within the
• curriculum (up 6)

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12 months to goawesome challenge !

By year group

By phase
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Leadership Volunteering

Club links
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Targeting of OSHL

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Challenges in the way we work

• Using the data/information we have most
  effectively
• Example Partnership Progress Report
• LV 10 (ave.11 yrs 10-13)
• CL 17 (ave. 22)
• Competitive Sport 36 (ave.35)
• PSA 67 (ave.69) up 10 from 03-04
• 100 return rate
• What would you do now ?

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Its not a science, but it helps !

• Ave partnership
• 45 primaries with c.150 pupils 6750
• 8 secondaries with c.1000 pupils 8000
• TOTAL 14750 pupils
• Currently 67 participate 9882 pupils
• We want 75 to participate 11062 pupils
• So who are the additional 1180 pupils we need ?
• How do we target, engage and provide for these
  pupils?
• TARGET SETTING IN 4 AREAS BY CHRISTMAS
• PSA target
• Leadership Volunteering
• Club links
• OSHL

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Challenges in the way we work

• Using the data/information we have most
  effectively
• Understanding and being confident and effective
  in our roles
• Efficiency prioritisation in managing the
  workload
• Staying relevant and of value

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Outcomes of a School Sport Partnership
P R O G R E S S I V E
ENGAGEMENT WITH YOUNG PEOPLE
STRATEGIC PLANNING LIASON
I N C L U S I V E
S U S T A I N A B L E
MORE COACHES LEADERS DEPLOYED
IMPROVED QUALITY OF TEACHING, COACHING LEARNING
H I G H Q U A L I T Y