Transcript 2005/06 School Sport Survey

5 hour Children and Young People’s Sports
Offer:
‘Extending Activity’
‘A Children’s Plan for Sport’
Tracey Francis
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The Delivery System for Community Sport
Local Area Agreement
How does it link
together?
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The Delivery System has 2 specific aims
• To increase the number of people taking part in sport
especially amongst the hard to reach groups.
• To build clear pathways for people with sporting talent
to enable them to reach their potential.
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County Sports Partnerships
• CSPs are partnerships of agencies committed to providing
a high quality delivery system in their area.
• They provide strategic co-ordination & planning for sport in
their geographical area.
• This strategic planning is primarily focussed on delivering
the Community Sport and School Sport PSA.
• They also have key responsibilities for performance
measurement, collecting data, marketing and
communication, raising the profile of sport, and attracting
inward investment for sustained delivery.
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P.E. School Sport Club Links – ‘PESSCL’
Professional
Development
QCA PE and Sport
Investigation
Step Into Sport
More young people
actively involved in sports
volunteering
Teachers more confident in
delivery of high quality PE
to young people
Network of Sports
Colleges and
School Sport
Partnerships
Gifted & Talented
School Club Links
More young people moving
from school based sports to
club sports
Swimming
More children able to
swim confidently
Talented young sports
people better supported in
the education system
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PESSCL PSA Targets
• “Enhance the take-up of sporting opportunities by five- to sixteen-year-olds by
increasing the percentage of school children who spend a minimum of two
hours each week on high quality PE and school sport within and beyond the
curriculum from 25% in 2002 to 75% in 2006 and 85% by 2008”
• PSA for 2006 was 80% nationally
• PSA for 2007 was 86% nationally
• Within Every Child Matters is the ambition of offering all children at least 4
hours of sport every week, comprised of at least 2 hours high quality PE and
school sport with the opportunity for at least a further 2-3 hours beyond the
school day (delivered by a range of school, community and club providers).
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The New PSA Context
• Fairness & Opportunities for All
PSA 12 – Improve the health and wellbeing of Children
and Young People.
• Stronger Communities & better quality of life
PSA 22 – Deliver a successful Olympic games and
paralympic games with a sustainable legacy and get
more children and young people taking part in high
quality P.E. and sport.
For 5-16 year olds the offer will be made up of 2 hours high quality PE and
3 hours of sport beyond the curriculum delivered through a range of school,
community and club providers.
The additional funding for the first time formally extends the reach of the strategy to
16-19 year olds. For this age group the offer is 3 hours of sport, rather than 5, unless
they are studying sport.
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The Bigger Picture (The additional £100m announced by Chancellor of
Exchequer July 07)
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The addition of FE sports co-ordinators linked to School Sport Partnerships
(DCSF lead/funded over 3 years 2008 to 2011);
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The completion of the roll out of competition managers linked to School Sport
Partnerships (DCSF lead/funded over 3 year);
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Top up grants to School Sport Partnerships to pay for coaching (DCSF
lead/funded over 3 years);
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Multi sport clubs for children with special needs linked to School Sport
Partnerships (DCSF lead/funded over 3 years);
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National School Sport Week
£60m DCSF
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Funding to support extended ‘club’ activity designed to attract a different type of
young person (DCMS lead/funded over 3 years)
£36m DCMS
+ £12m
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Extending Activity – the mission!
• £36m for 0811 period
• 900,000 children and young people from the ‘semi
sporty’(50% of Young People) types taking up 5 hour
offer (2 hrs in school + upto 3hrs in the community)
• Pinch points/priorities at KS2/3 (10-11 yr olds)
transition and 14 to 19 age range
• Term Time High Quality Sports Activities designed to
stimulate and increase take up and sustain
participation
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Extending Activities: the aims
• to contribute to this Government target and to complement
aspects of the National Curriculum and the Every Child
Matters Agenda
• to hear what children and young people want and to
deliver these activities through clubs and organisations
within your delivery area
• to communicate with these young people through the
County Sport Partnership delivery system and sign post
them to a high quality, positive activity.
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Definition of Sport for Young People
• A broad definition of sport that includes activities
outside of Sport England’s support structure that are
relevant and compelling to children and young people.
These include dance, aerobics and climbing. It does
not include activities such as walking or cycling to
school.
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A mandate for Change
• Every Child Matters
• National Indicators & improvement targets:NI 57 – PE & School Sport
NI 6 - Participation in regular volunteering
NI 110 – Positive Activities
NI 88 - Extended Schools
• London 2012
• PSA 22 – Deliver a successful Olympic games and paralympic games
with a sustainable legacy and get more children and young people taking
part in high quality P.E. and sport.
• Opportunity?
If we connect the Delivery System for Community Sport / 5hr offer with
the local priorities identified by Local Area Agreements / Sustainable
Community Strategy then we can position to ‘protect’ existing investment
and lobby to increase resources and achieve true sustainability
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A real commitment to funding
CSP Area
Capacity
Delivery
Participation
Derbyshire
£93,000 over 3 years
Plus £6k for
trailblazer
£769,000 over 3 years
22,230 new young
people participating
in plus 3 hours
Leicestershire & Rutland
£93,000 over 3 years
Plus £6k for
trailblazer
£769,000over 3 years
22,230 new young
people
Northamptonshire
£56,900 over 3 years
£325,750 over 3 years
9,570 new young
people
Lincolnshire
£79,966 over 3 years
£521,200 over 3 Years
15,312 new young
people
Nottinghamshire
£87,656 over 3 years
£586,350 over 3 years
17,226 new young
people
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Embedding sport into the Children’s Plan –
‘A Children’s Plan for Sport’
It connects young people taking part and local deliverers with
policymakers and investors in a simple and coordinated way
Providing:-
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One system for sport & physical activity
Clear roles
An evidence based approach
Robust performance management
A bottom up, top down planning mechanism
Resources that are placed where they can have the biggest impact.
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Links to other programmes?
• Extending Activities workstrand will also help CSPs to
join up different programmes and funding
streams
• A real opportunity for one, cohesive plan for Children
and Young People in the community
• Opportunity to connect with the local priorities identified by
Local Area Agreements / Sustainable Community
Strategies:
• protect existing investment
• lobby to increase resources
• achieve true sustainability
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County Sports Partnership
• Facilitate briefings for key local delivery partners
• Broker planning process for key delivery partners
• Author the ‘Children’s Plan for Sport’ which is set to agreed budget and agreed
county targets
• Ensure the ‘Children’s Plan for Sport’ reflects the aspirations and ambitions of
local delivery partners
• To support and monitor the delivery of the plan and be accountable for the
achievement of end of year targets
• To report progress against targets on a quarterly basis to DCMS
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Implementation
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CSP co-ordinates the process of submitting 1 Integrated ‘Children’s Plan for
Sport’
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Through Children's Service Areas x9 Plans for the East Midlands:- Leic X 3,
Notts & Derby X 2, Lincs/Northants x 1.
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They will bring together key players around CYP, sports and physical activity,
+ broader positive activities
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Break planning process down to Community Sport Network/School Sport
Partnership level within a Childrens Service area (CSN Action Plans and SSP
Partnership Development Plans)
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2 go live April 2008 – LeicesterShire & Rutland, & Derbyshire (Trailblazers)
3 go live September 2008 – Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, Northants
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The Process of Writing the Plan
Each CSP identifies lead
officer and key partners
Small steering group (led by CSP)
Finalise plan
CSP & partners 2nd
planning workshop – refine plan
CSP & partners first
planning workshop
Small steering group (led by CSP)
take lead in drafting plan
Draft plan
distributed for consultation
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The Process Timetable
• Leicestershire and Derbyshire have submitted their first year
Plan to Sport England – ‘Trailblazers ‘ – Sept 2008 Review
and refine.
• Notts / Lincs / Northants – process currently underway
strategic and Planning engagement taking place.
• Submissions deadline: 23rd May
• DCMS / SE / YST review of selected plans: 23rd June
• Phase 2 plans go live: 1st Sept
• Start of a process of systematic change 2008 – 2011.
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