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EnergizeSTW E-News
Welcome to the latest issue of EnergizeSTW E-news. This newsletter is here for you… to help keep you informed of opportunities and developments influencing sport and physical activity across Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin. Got something that you would like to share? Drop us a line at [email protected] with an outline of your article and associated pictures / logos. Friends and colleagues who would like to receive this e-news directly can register via our home page: ww.energizestw.org.uk
Issued
26th November 2014
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In this issue… 1. Outdoor Adventure Sports Conference
2. RYA Royal visit
3. Maurice Chandler Sports Centre. New Roller Rink for Shropshire.
4. EFDS “Talk to Me” study.
5. News from British Rowing
6. ASA Satisfaction Survey
7. AAIAC Adventuremark Review
8. UK Active Report
9. Get Healthy Get Active – What has been learned.
10. Big Lottery. Thematic Review.
11. Galaxy Hot Chocolate Fund.
12. Bernard Sunley Grants
13. Pedal in the Park
14. Social Enterprise Day - Roots HR
15. Equestrian Workshop
16. Energy Club Training
17. Night Run at Attingham Park
18. Netball Umpiring Course
19. Job Vacancies
20. Twitter highlights
21. Contact Us.
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Expressions of interest now being taken for Energize’s third and final Conference for 2014/15.
Outdoor Adventure Sports Conference
Thursday 22nd January 9am- 1pm
Whitehouse Hotel Telford
£20pp to attend including all seminars, refreshments and lunch.
Are we sweating our natural assets in Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin?
A vast amount of our landscape is countryside with a plethora of hills, rights of way, woods, waterways and mini lakes but do we make use of these natural assets to get local people active and healthy whilst also attracting visitors from further afield?
This conference will introduce the latest thinking on how both these issues can be tackled for the benefit of our physical, mental and economic wellbeing. Sharing cutting edge research, practical examples from other areas and information about local support to providers of activity we aim that you will leave empowered and inspired to take that next step.
With confirmed speakers from Sport & Recreation Alliance who will present their new ground breaking national research 'Reconomics' into the economic value of the outdoor recreation and Cumbria Tourism 'Adventure Capital' project the event promises to be one that cannot be missed.
If you're promoting tourism or economic development or an activity provider (whether that be an activity centre, youth group, forest school, outdoor club, educational outdoor provider, provider of wildlife experiences, independent instructor or outdoor education student) this event is for you.
Register your initial interest here [email protected] and we'll send you booking details once all seminars have been confirmed.
Outdoor
Adventure Sports
Conference
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BRIDGNORTH
SAILOR GETS ROYAL
APPROVAL
A Bridgnorth sailor had her outstanding volunteer endeavours recognised by Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal at the annual RYA Volunteer Awards in London on Friday (21 November).
Chelmarsh Sailing Club’s Elaine Westwood, from Bridgnorth, was amongst some 47 winners from across the UK honoured for their exceptional generosity and dedication to boating at the awards ceremony and exclusive luncheon held at One Great George Street, Westminster.
Elaine received an RYA Lifetime Commitment Award and was presented with a commemorative medallion and certificate by HRH, President of the RYA.
Addressing guests, HRH hailed the volunteers for making the access of sailing as good as possible, with the quality and professional approach to that activity key, stating how sailing sets a very good example across all sports of maintaing these high standards.
HRH also stressed that for any sport to continue it has to be fun for everyone involved, and she thanked all the volunteers for keeping the essence of enjoyment alive in sailing.
Duncan Truswell, RYA Sport Development Manager, added: “The RYA Volunteer Awards are all about celebrating the commitment of the countless volunteers who do fantastic work to support our sport. These people are the lifeblood of our sport, they keep our sailing clubs, events and organisations thriving and make it possible for others to get out on the water.
For more information about the RYA Volunteer Awards visit www.rya.org.uk or to find out more about boating in Shropshire visit www.rya.org.uk/regions/westmidlands
For more information:
Karenza Morton
RYA West Midlands Regional Communicator
Tel: 07837 707630
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @RYAMidlands
Website: www.rya.org.uk/regions/westmidlands
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MAURICE CHANDLER
SPORTS CENTRE –
NEW ROLLER RINK
FOR SHROPSHIRE
Maurice Chandler Sports Centre joins forces to Inspire the whole community and
bring ROLL up to SHROPSHIRE to the county. The Sports Centre has secured
investment from Sport England , through the Inspired Facilities Fund and The
Armed Forces Community Covenant fund, together with donations and grants
from local Parish Councils, Shropshire Youth Foundation, The Roy Fletcher Trust,
The Millichope foundation and the Co-Op and help from other Partners such as
Shropshire Council and Energize Shropshire Telford & Wrekin, to improve facilities
and introduce new equipment.
The Sports Centre will see the provision of Shropshire's only dedicated Roller Rink
which will enable growth and diversification of this sport across the County. A Roller
Hockey league will start with many teams from local and surrounding areas ,with the
aim to attract many roller Derby groups from across the county and general skating
sessions for all ages , this will include roller discos and coaching for children in
skating and roller hockey.
The funds will also enable the centre to invest in pre-school/gymnastics equipment to
introduce regular physical activity for parents and toddlers and see the installation of
new larger indoor 40 x 22m multisport AstroTurf pitch.
Sport England Property Director, Charles Johnston, said: “…..It’s great to see The
Maurice Chandler Sports Centre join the long list of successful clubs to benefit from
this fund.”
The Sports Centre will be holding a launch day to introduce these new improvements
within the facility. We will be holding exhibition Roller hockey match which will feature
the Great British Inline Roller Hockey Team vs. Newport Knights all-star's along
with other events and displays. This day will also include taster sessions and will give
the opportunity for the whole community to try new sports and activities.
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“Talk to me” study findings will help
to deliver more appealing activities
for disabled people
The Talk to Me report provides guidelines for sport and fitness providers drawn up
with active and inactive disabled people. The national charity hopes the information
shared will mean disabled people are offered more appealing opportunities that they
want to take part in.
Less than half the number of disabled people take part in sport or physical activity
for 30 minutes once a week compared to non-disabled people. However, the English
Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS) research has shown that 7 in 10 disabled
people want to take part in more sport and physical activity. Talk to Me adds to
EFDS’s growing research portfolio and builds on the key findings from the Motivate
Me report (May 2014).
Barry Horne, EFDS’s Chief Executive explains: “Whilst many sport and physical
activity providers already offer opportunities for disabled people to take part, the low
participation level suggests that either disabled people are unaware of opportunities
available to them or what they are offered is not appealing enough. This report
allows us all to understand how we can make opportunities attractive so that many
more disabled people can be active for life.”
Ten key principles were identified. These principles, if followed, should help
providers improve their offer to disabled people and make it more appealing. The
report goes through each principle in detail, providing evidence of what disabled
people are looking for and recommendations of how to meet expectations. They can
be grouped within top three headings, which are:
· Drive awareness
· Engage the audience
· Offer support and reassurance
EFDS plans to test how effectively organisations apply the evidence and follow
these guidelines, and assess how successful they are in increasing disabled
people’s participation.
You can download the Talk to Me report by clicking here
For more information on EFDS, visit www.efds.co.uk
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British Rowing
British Rowing - Safe recruitment protocols for clubs
A safe and appropriately administered recruitment protocol for anyway working with
juniors is a fundamental part of safeguarding children and/or Adults at Risk in British
Rowing affiliated clubs.
A Criminal Record Check alone is not sufficient to indicate whether someone is
appropriate to work with children or Adults at Risk. The minimum recruitment
process for anyone whom clubs wish to deploy in roles with junior is outlined in
Section 5 of the British Rowing Safeguarding and Protecting Children Policy:
Click here for more details.
Please remember that there is no automatic ‘transferability’ of a British Rowing
Criminal Record Check between clubs. If a club is considering recruiting someone
who is already in possession of a DBS certificate obtained through British Rowing,
the club welfare officer must always contact British Rowing’s Lead Safeguarding
Officer for confirmation of their status as part of the recruitment process. View the
full details
British Rowing – 2015 Coaching Conference
31 January 2015, Holiday Inn, High Wycombe
Key speakers include the GB Rowing Team's Jurgen Grobler OBE, Dr Ann
Redgrave, Pete Sheppard, Guin Batten, Pauline Brimson and more, and there will
also be appearances by Olympic and Paralympic rowers. View the event poster
British Rowing - An update from the CASC Working Party
Current position on Timing of the Further Guidance Notes from HMRC:
It is hoped that following the further consultations in September/October 2014, the
final HMRC drafts for Parliament will be ready in December 2014 and that Guidance
Documents for Clubs will be issued by February/March 2015. View the full update
on this page
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ASA launches first
annual Volunteer
Satisfaction Survey 2014 sees the launch of the first ASA annual volunteer satisfaction survey
which will provide all ASA volunteers with an opportunity to tell us more about
your personal volunteer experience.
The survey will not only offer you the opportunity to tell us about your current
experience, but to highlight any additional support or training that you would
like to receive.
We want to know more about your individual experience as a volunteer, what
motivates you, the training you have accessed and how much you know
about the volunteer support currently available to you. Survey responses will
support the future development of ASA volunteer initiatives.
The survey will close on the 12 December 2014 and should take no longer
than 15 minutes to complete. Volunteers are the lifeblood of our aquatic
clubs, and we want to know more about the experience you have!
The survey is completely confidential and does not require personal details to
be provided. It also will not identify any club or county so please complete it
as honestly as possible. Should you have any questions regarding the use of
the survey results, please contact: [email protected].
Click here to take part
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AAIAC Adventuremark
Managing Forum - Survey
of non Adventuremark
holders
The Adventure Activities Industry Advisory Committee (AAIAC) is representative
of a wide range of stakeholders from the adventure activity sector. It works with
the industry to identify and disseminate good practice, and to advise
government and its agencies accordingly.
The AAIAC Adventuremark Managing Forum is currently undertaking a review
of Adventuremark which is a non-statutory accreditation scheme that
demonstrates that a provider meets industry standards for the safe delivery of
adventure activities. The scheme is complimentary to statutory licensing but
reflects the totality of a provider’s activities including those who operate outside
of the scope of the licensing scheme.
As part of the review, the Managing Forum is keen to find out the views of those
activity providers who do not currently hold Adventuremark. The review seeks to
ensure that Adventuremark continues to be a valuable and appropriate scheme.
Ultimately it is about ensuring that the scheme can continue to provide
assurance to both providers and their users that safety systems, policies and
procedures are compliant with legal requirements and that they work to
recognised industry standards.
This survey is for those providers who DO NOT hold Adventuremark and
the survey responses are anonymous. The Managing Forum has a working
group that will analyse the responses in December. Your thoughtful responses
to this survey will be reviewed and considered by AAIAC. Any significant
findings or proposed developments will be made available on the
Adventuremark website in 2015 - www.adventuremark.co.uk
Non Adventuremark Holders Survey
Source of information
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A new report was released to identify what works for local physical inactivity interventions published by Public Health England.
The ukactive Research Institute undertook a process to identify good and promising practice from a broad range of physical activity providers in local communities in England.
The project was completed in partnership with The National Centre for Sport and Exercise Medicine (NCSEM) on behalf of Public Health England.
The information will provide a valuable insight in to the strength of the evidence base for the effectiveness of physical activity programmes being run in England.
952 responses were made making it one of the largest surveys of physical activity in England.
View further details here…
UK Active- Physical
Activity Promising
Practice Collation
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Get Healthy Get
Active: What We’ve
Learnt So Far
The learning from the 15 projects is continually evolving and this report aims to provide an overview of the key learning to date. The interim impacts of the projects are very positive and provide a significant step forward in providing the evidence base for the ways in which sport can play an important role in getting inactive people active. Between April 2013 and July 2014, the Get Healthy, Get Active projects achieved the following impacts:
67,426 people have been engaged with Get Healthy, Get into Sport projects, 25,231 of whom were classified as inactive by the Single Item Measure Screening Tool or equivalent*
9,639 inactive people have taken up sport and our now participating each week (>1 x 30 minutes of activity through sport)
979 people have been retained as active for at least 1 x 30 minutes of sport per week three months after engaging in the projects.
263 participants have transferred into sports club members (County Durham Sport’s, Move into Sport Project)
Involved 3005 workplaces are involved in sporting activities through sign up to the Workplace Challenge Programme
259 GP’s and Health Professionals have been trained to support the delivery of GHGIS projects.
132 qualifications have been gained by coaches who want to support inactive people to get active
Created 201 workplace health champions, 50 new volunteer coaches and 26 community champions.
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Big Lottery Fund-
Thematic Review
The Big Lottery Fund has funded many different health and
well-being projects across the UK. They have drawn
together the learning from evaluations to produce a health
and well-being review reflecting practical learning from a
large range of projects and activities.
The review is for anyone making a grant application for a
health and well-being project or currently planning or
developing a project and for themselves to become better
funders.
It covers what is needed to find out more information on
funding and making projects work including engaging
volunteers, marketing and strategic thinking.
Follow this link for the full report and more information
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Galaxy Hot
Chocolate Fund 2014 Now Open
Local charities, community groups and individuals from across the UK and Ireland are invited to apply for an award to help support sporting or leisure activities or hobbies that are beneficial to individuals or communities.
To date, The Galaxy Hot Chocolate Fund has given out awards to help over 100,000 people. This winter, five separate awards of £300 will be given out each week from November 2014 until February 2015. One of these awards will go to the project that has received the most public votes online each week, while the other four will be selected by a panel of judges who will judge each entry (and use of the award) on:
The extent to which the proposed initiative will help the local community.
Extent of the proposed initiative’s reach.
The perceived local need for such hobbies, sporting or leisure activities.
Entries can be made at any time up until 11.59pm on 22 February 2015.
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Bernard Sunley
Charitable Foundation -
Amateur Sports
The Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation provides grants under several categories, one of which being 'Amateur Sports'. To be eligible the organisation must be a Community Amateur Sports Club or UK registered charity. Sports clubs may apply for assistance with capital projects, thereby encouraging community participation in physical activities across all ages for health, well-being, teamwork and community cohesion.
Types of application considered:
• Building and refurbishment of amateur sports facilities
• Sports equipment
• Equipment for grounds maintenance
• Specialised transport
There are three sized grants available;
Small – up to and including £5,000
Medium – £5,001 to £25,000
Large – over £25,000, with small grants being the most typically awarded.
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Pedal in the Park
Travel Shropshire have organised ‘Pedal in the Park’ beginners’ bike rides in Shrewsbury.
The organised bike rides are very gently paced and sociable cycle rides along traffic free cycle paths – perfect for those who are new to cycling or haven’t ridden for a while.
The rides take place every Wednesday during November and December (until 17th December) starting at 10am from the Obelisk by Greyfriars Bridge in Shrewsbury.
Perfect for those who would like to do a little more exercise to improve their health but who don’t feel confident or experienced enough to cycle on their own. A great opportunity to meet new people in a relaxed environment.
You can even try out an electric bike on this ride! Please see website for details: http://www.travelshropshire.co.uk/cycle/regular-cycle-events/pedal-in-the-park
There is no need to book, but if you would like to borrow a bicycle, please let the team know in advance by calling 01743 254968 or emailing [email protected]
Please see the website for more information: http://www.travelshropshire.co.uk/cycle/regular-cycle-events/pedal-in-the-park
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Social Enterprise
Day 2014
Not-for-profit organisations are to benefit from FREE HR
services, launched to mark Social Enterprise Day by Roots
HR CIC. The UK’s first HR consultancy to operate as a
social enterprise, Roots HR reinvests its trading surpluses
in the development of people management in the social
sector. To celebrate SE Day it is announcing an offer of
free people management courses, to be run in the West
Midlands, the North-West and London. Roots HR is also
offering 12 hours free HR support, kindly donated by
Citizen Coaching CIC for use by another CIC.
To take advantage of these free opportunities please
visit: http://tinyurl.com/kmpblnx
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Energy Club
Training
Friday 23rd January 2015 9am – 3:30pm
Shrewsbury Sports Village
Energy Club encourages children aged 4-11 to play and learn about healthy food choices through fun, physical activities. Sports Leaders UK will provide certificated training and support for leaders and staff at primary schools to prepare them to deliver 30 minute extra-curricular activity sessions.
Who can deliver an Energy Club?
Energy Clubs can be delivered by anyone who has undertaken the Energy Club Leader Award and is over 16 years old. Energy Club Leaders include:
Teachers / Teaching Assistants
Lunchtime supervisors
Parents
PTA members
Sports Leaders from local secondary schools
6 key reasons to set up an Energy Club:
1. Builds a sustainable extra-curricular club by training Energy Club Leaders.
2. Engages children, especially the least active ones in extra-curricular physical activity.
3. Links with the home encouraging parents to become leaders.
4. Data to evidence the impact of PE and sport funding.
5. Builds partnerships between cluster primary schools and develops primary/secondary school links.
6. Provides a transition to the Playmaker Award - a first step on the leadership pathway.
Book via:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/energy-club-training-tickets-13627629607
£95 per ticket - This ticket incorporates the 12 month license fee (£50 per school) to access all Energy Club on-line materials and up to 3 places on the training course.
For more information please contact Harry Cade; [email protected]
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Night Run at
Attingham Park
Saturday 14th March 6:30pm
Here’s your opportunity to discover Attingham Park in a different light and explore the grounds in the dark. Adventure, explore and see what you can find with route options for all abilities and ages.
Adventure Course 6km
Explorer Course 2km
Entry fees range from £7-£15
Click here for the Poster
Please book online prior to the event:
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Netball Umpire C
Award
Phoenix, Dawley on the 29th
November.
Cost: £35.00 Affiliated Members, £40 Non- Affiliated Members
Contact: Ruth Hughes 07545 924992 [email protected]
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December - January Calendar Click the events for more information. If you have an
event to add, email [email protected] December
Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri Sat Sun
1
2 3
Pedal in the
Park
4
5 6 7
8 9 10
Pedal in the
Park
11 12
13 14
15
16 17
Pedal in the
Park
18 19 20 21
22
23 24 25 26
27 28
29
30 31
January
Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri Sat Sun
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21
Equestrian
Workshop
22
Outdoor
Adventure
Sports
Conference
23
https://Energ
y Club
Training
24 25
26 27 28 29 30 31
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Senior Business
Manager Funded by Sport England, Energize Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin is part of a national
family of 45 accredited County Sports Partnership teams. We are recruiting for a Senior
Business Manager who will be a key member of our Senior Management Team and will
lead on equality, insight and business development within the organisation.
Senior Business Manager – f/t 37 hrs per week, annual salary £32,320
As manager of a small team working in partnership with the Community and Voluntary
Sector, Public Health and relevant national sport for development charities the Senior
Business Manager will ensure that the partnership effectively maximises its ability to drive
participation in sport and physical activity through the development of inclusive projects
which target specific communities of need. Ability to see the opportunities, judge the
options and follow through on delivery will be critical and we are looking for someone who
has both experience and a track record of achievement within a partnership environment.
Well-developed communication skills and an ability to work under pressure with conflicting
priorities would also be essential as would the ability to see the bigger picture. A self-
starter with good team building and networking skills are also critical to this role.
If you are passionate about the power of sport and physical activity, highly motivated, with
excellent interpersonal skills and significant relevant business experience, we want to hear
from you.
Energize is an equal opportunities employer and so would welcome applications from all
members of the community.
The deadline for applications is midday on Monday 1st December and interviews will take
place on Tuesday 9th December in Shrewsbury.
For a copy of the application pack (inc job description) please contact
[email protected] or tel: 01743 453497
For an informal discussion, please call Chris Child (Chief Exec) 07960 855016 or Helen
Freedman (current post-holder) 07852 871587.
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CIMSPA – Trustee
Recruitment As the chartered institute's transformation programme continues apace, CIMSPA has opened a recruitment process to fill 4 vacancies on its board of trustees.
The CIMSPA board is formed by a blend of elected member representatives and appointed individuals based on their skills and expertise.
The first vacancy is an elected post to serve as a member representative on the board, with an election for this scheduled for January 2015.
The remaining three board-appointed vacancies are for specialised board members with particular skills, namely:
A trustee with clear expertise in financial management
A trustee with clear expertise in marketing and member relations
A trustee with clear expertise in the sport and activity sector including the operation of activity programmes
The deadline for applying for these posts is Friday 5 December 2014, and links to the relevant application processes are given below.
Elected trustee - member representative
Appointed trustee - financial management
Appointed trustee - marketing and member relations
Appointed trustee - sport and activity sector
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Sport4Life
Employment and
Training Coordinators
x 2
Location: Birmingham
Terms: Full time- 12-month fixed term
contract
Closing date: 30 November 2014
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Twitter Highlights!
Every fortnight Energize will pick out our favourite tweets
from team members and partners, from those who’ve been
helping hearts beat faster in Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin
through sport and physical activity!
Tweet away @EnergizeCSP
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Contact Us
CHRIS CHILD: Chief Executive BEN HARPER: Senior Sports Manager HELEN FREEDMAN (nee Redwood): Senior Business Manager IAN DUCKMANTON: Marketing & Communications Manager HELEN MADDEN: Office Manager JOE LOCKLEY: Club Development Manager HARRY CADE: Youth Sport Manager GEMMA BRITTON (nee Harrison): Coaching and Volunteering Manager HELEN WHITE: Business Development Officer JESSICA LIGHTWOOD: Shropshire Inclusion Officer [email protected] Central telephone: 01743 453 495
