The Canterbury School Sports Partnership

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The Canterbury School Sports Partnership

• PLT Partnership Training Day 1
• Monday 21st September 2009
• Including, supporting challenging all young
  people through PE and school sport

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The Canterbury Partnership 09/10
St. Stephens Infants
St Nicholas
BARTON COURT Sarah Humber-Kelly SSCO
Bridge Patrixbourne
SIMON LANGTON GIRLS Kate Homersham
SSCO Charlotte Burford Newell YA
St. Stephens Juniors
Orchard
Wincheap
Barham
Nonington
Chartham
CHS SARAH BARRETT PDM Kate Devine SSCO Lauren
Edwards SDO Alastair Mckean C.M
Canterbury College Jemma Cullen FESCO
East Kent Health Needs Ed Service

Canterbury Primary
Kingsmead
Parkside
St. Peters
Wickhambreaux
Sturry
Hoath
Adisham
Petham
Littlebourne
SIMON LANGTON BOYS Simon Shaw SSCO Emily Claudet
YA
CHAUCER TECHNOLOGY Amy Cavanagh SSCO Kadisha
McKintosh Ricky Harrison YA
Boughton under Blean Dunkirk
SPIRES ACADEMY Dave Newhouse SSCO
Selling
Sheldwich
Blean
Chislet
Pilgrims Way
Hersden
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Key Outcomes of a School Sports Partnership

• High Quality PE for all students.
• Opportunities for all young people to -
• participate in a range of high quality activities
  on a school site.
• access a range of activities in a community
  environment
• all young people to develop their potential
• young people to undertake high quality Leadership
  and Volunteering roles.

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The Canterbury Partnership

• Government aim 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 provided
• through schools, FE Colleges, clubs and
• community providers.
• This will create a sustainable legacy both in
  terms of
• future elite success and grassroots sport.
• The 5 HOUR OFFER!!!

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PESSYP Work strands

• Leadership Volunteering
• Gifted Talented
• CPD
• Coaching
• Competition
• Disability
• Swimming
• Sport Unlimited

• SSCO
• PDM
• Sports Development Officers
• Council
• NGBs
• Local Clubs
• Coaches

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How did we do?

• PESSYP results 08/09 for the Canterbury
  Partnership
• of pupils participating in 3 hours of high
  quality PE out of school hours in a typical
  week (new question)
• .54
• Still work needed for 2 hours at secondary level.

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New Question Regular Intra School Competition

• 08/09 SSP TOTAL 55
• Very high at Primary- all years high 80s/90s
  94 at Year 4!
• Important to sustain and improve

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How did we do?

• involved in inter-school Competition?
• last year37
• 08/09 51

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Q6. What is the total number of pupils in each
year group who have taken part in inter-school
competition during this academic year?SSP TOTAL
51 WITH YEAR 12 13
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New Question Regular Inter school Competition

• 08/09 SSP TOTAL 39
• High for primary 70
• Important to sustain and improve
• Virtual League
• Partnership festivals variety of children.
• Schools Tracker System?

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How did we do?

• The average number of sports provided by schools
  nationally during 08/09 was 23 compared to 17.5
  in 07/08 and 14.5 2003/04. Only 10 of which have
  School/Club links.

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Target Area 1- School Club Links

• Much stricter guidelines for what is a School
  Club Link
• More work needed by schools and clubs to improve
  existing links and to establish new links if we
  are going to work toward the 3rd,4th.5th hour
  offered to all YP.
• School Sport Coach Programme/Big Lottery
• Use of PLT days to establish new club links.
• More SSP Targeted work

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Target area 2 Leadership Volunteering

• Percentage of pupils actively involved in
  Leadership Volunteering?
• 27
• KS1, Year 3 need improvements

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Canterbury CPD opportunities

• Courses available to all members of staff not
  just PLTs but class teachers, TAs, AOTT etc.
• The Canterbury Partnership are running an array
  of training courses this year.
• To include Gym, Dance, Multi Skills, Sport
  Stacks, Rugby, Athletics, Cricket PLT modules.
• 3 x Partnership training days - Training for new
  programmes initiatives, networking, planning
  with SSCos.
• ASK also run training courses - Swimming modules,
  help Im not a specialist! PLT conference.
• A full days supply cover is 143
• Please sign and send in invoices ASAP after a
  course OR DAY OF COURSE.
• Each primary partner is eligible for 9 days
  supply cover a year. To include 3 x Partnership
  Training Days, 3 training Courses, 3 Flexi Days.
• www.canterburyssp.co.uk

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New CPD 09/10!

• Multi Skills Courses- FUNs for everyone,
  Raising the bar.
• Observation of AST Gymnastics Lesson
• Module A Module C
• Swimming a survival guide
• Basketball Tri Golf
• Assessment in PE I.D GT students
• OAA
• KS1 Top Play

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Flexi Days

• Subject monitoring
• Lesson observations
• Team teaching
• Writing policies, schemes of work, programmes.
• Course attendance
• We are however flexible according to a
  schools individual objectives and developmental
  needs.

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Canterbury Competitions

• 10 x Partnership Festivals- (heats for Kent
  School Games)- Calendar
• Kent School Games Finals (June 2010)
• Other Partnership Festivals OAA, Gladiators,
• New this year Qwik Sticks, Aqua Splash,
• 5 x Partnership Leagues- Girls Boys mini
  soccer, Tag Rugby, Kwik Cricket, High 5.
• Family festivals/Double family festivals
• Athletics Virtual League.

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Photographic Policy

• Red wristbands should be worn by all young people
  who should not have their photograph taken at any
  competition/festival.
• Many SSP will be doing the same. Particularly
  important for cross partnership events Kent
  School Games.
• Newspapers and official photographers will be
  aware of policy.

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Towards the 5 hour offer?

• How can we achieve the 5 hour offer in our
  schools?
• Who will be involved in helping us?

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Towards the 5 hour offer

• School Sports Coach Programme
• Team of coaches all CRB Checked, self employed,
  qualified.
• Schools choose coaches/activities from database
  to use in schools
• SSCOs/schools will liaise with coaches on OSHL
  timetable
• Hours logged and registers taken as evidence
• Exit Routes into community clubs

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School Sports Coach

• Athletics
• Gymnastics
• Mini Squash
• Badminton
• Table Tennis
• Cheerleading
• Tennis
• Self Defence
• Kick Boxing/Tae Chi
• Judo
• Dance
• Taekwondo
• Fencing
• Hockey
• Basketball
• Multi Skills

• Breakfast Clubs
• Lunchtime clubs
• After school clubs

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What else??

• KS1 Leadership Programme, Sports Councils?
• Playground to Podium
• Penathalon
• Multi Skills Academy
• Targeted School/Club Link work
• Targeted Competitions

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Sport Unlimited

• 8-10 weeks
• New activity with an exit route into a club
• Semi Sporty
• Main activities Quick Sticks, Mini Tennis

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ACTION PLANNING with SSCo's

• Using your schools individual 08/09 PESSYP
  summary report what are your main areas to work
  on? i.e. KS1 Leadership, More OSHL for Year 3,
  more inter school competition for Year 2, more
  regular inter school competition for Year 5 6.
• How will you be supported in achieving your
  objectives? What support do you need for SSCO?
• When do you think you might achieve your
  objective? How do you plan to use your PLT days?

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PLT Days

• How can you use your 6 remaining PLT days to
  achieve your 09/10 Action Plan/ School
  objectives.
• Plan which courses are needed to improve High
  Quality PE.
• Could you use 1,2 Flexi days to gain a new
  School/Club link for your school?

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School Swimming Grant

• Lead- SSCO Sarah Humber-Kelly

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Playground to Podium

• A programme for students with Physical
  Disabilities
• Deliver training for identified staff to develop
  skills in identifying and supporting ability in
  young disabled people.
• Staff Identify particular students to send to the
  East Kent Talent I.D Day, for those young
  disabled people who are demonstrating higher
  abilities in PE and Sport.
• Students demonstrating high abilities will be
  invited to the Kent P2P Day and registered
  through Para Sport
• Identified students will be invited to attend
  county training camps in particular sports.

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Summary

• Question Forum