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EnergizeSTW PE and School Sport E-News
Welcome to Edition 10 of EnergizeSTW PE and Sport School e-bulletin. This newsletter is here for you… to help keep you informed of opportunities and developments influencing physical education and school sport 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-bulletin directly, please email [email protected]
Issued
12th September 2014
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In this issue…
School Sport News
School News
Events – Energize’s first
Conference
Inclusive Training
Inclusive News
Primary School Sport Premium
Insight: Benefits of Play & Physical
Activity
Welcome to a brand new format for the P.E & School
Sport e-bulletin. We welcome your feedback via
[email protected] if you have any comments.
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School Sport News
British Gymnastics Partner School Programme
Designed to provide a comprehensive, cohesive, and
sustainable framework for implementing and developing a
gymnastic programme in your school.
Register for £17 to become a partner school and receive
self-help tools and resources which will assist you with the
development of curricular and extra-curricular gymnastics.
Click here for more information
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School’s Boccia Programme 2014-2015 Boccia England is excited to announce the new approach to school Boccia competitions! They will be aligning two successful school’s Boccia programmes, the Lord’s Taverners Under 19s Physical Disability Programme and the Pan Disability Schools Boccia League into one delivery model. This will provide a consistent experience for Young People and access to the relevant pathway. Click here for more information
School Sport News
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School Sport News
Baroness Sue Campbell on Sainsbury’s School Games How successful do you feel the Sainsbury’s School Games have been in ensuring a successful legacy from the London 2012 Games? Click here to read
Claire Wheeler talks ‘Us Girls’ on Sky Sports News ‘Us Girls’ Coordinator Claire Wheeler talks to Sky Sports News following on from a piece of research that has been released by the DCMS on female participation in sport. The report highlights the need to encourage girls to take part in school sport and P.E. View the 7 minute Sky Sports interview
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Cycling to school: Campaign Briefing
Covering:
School travel facts; the benefits of cycling to school,
creating a school travel plan, cycle training, other
activities and facilities, management and risks.
Download a copy
Sustrans campaign for safer streets Sustrans want you to support their campaign and write a letter to your local MP so that every child has the opportunity to walk, cycle or scoot to school. Click here
School Travel
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Events The first in our series of Conferences for 2014/15 ‘Using Sport as a Vehicle for Change’ is available to book onto now! Tuesday 30th September 2014. 9:00am – 1:00pm Whitehouse Hotel, Telford £20pp to attend – includes all seminars, refreshments and lunch. Using Sport As A Vehicle For Change – half day conference. • Are you already coaching young people and want to learn more
about using sport to work on their all-round development? • Do you want to learn about funding and support available from
Energize and external sources to develop or upscale a project? • Do you have contact with vulnerable young people and want to learn
about existing work happening in the County? The Conference is in partnership with sport for development charity sported. who will share national insight from organisations that are already using sport as a vehicle to engage disadvantaged young people. A series of seminars by Energize, sported. Streetgames and EFDS will cover topics such as local funding opportunities and offers, how to engage with young people, demonstrating an evidence base and possible future projects. Click here to book your place
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Inclusive Training Course
Active Kids For All Community Training Our second workshop is taking place on Tuesday 23rd September 12:45pm – 4:00pm at The Lantern, Shrewsbury, SY1 4NG. The cost to attend is £10pp - limited places available, please register online via Eventbrite - Click here to book your place The training is targeted at those who support disabled people, such as parents, carers, support workers, and healthcare professionals, to give them the confidence and knowledge required to teach sporting activities in a community setting. Click the poster below for more information:
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Inclusive News Disabled kids missing out on sport warns Paralympian Hannah Cockroft Better quality physical education (PE) for young disabled students in mainstream schools is desperately needed, says London 2012 double Paralympic gold medallist, Hannah Cockroft. The Youth Sport Trust surveyed 52 leaders in disability sport from schools across the country, to compare the quality of PE provision for disabled students in special schools and mainstream schools. The Youth Sport Trust has issued a 5 Point Plan for teachers to support them to make sports activities inclusive for disabled young people. View the full news item Access the survey results in an infographic
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DART – New disability running group for young people
Developed by Shropshire’s Young Health Champions for
young people with a learning or physical disability.
DART running group started in July and takes place every
Saturday, starting at 8:45am at the Quarry in Shrewsbury,
before Shrewsbury parkrun.
Participants must be aged 11-25 years and be
accompanied by a parent or carer.
Click here for more information
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Inclusive News
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Primary School Sport Premium
Best practice guidance on the effective use of
individual and agency coaches in physical education
and sport.
The AfPE has produced concise guidance for head
teachers and other leadership staff responsible for
deploying visiting support staff within physical education
and sport.
Download a copy
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PE and School Sport premium: an
investigation in primary schools
This report examines how the PE and sports premium
is being used in schools in England and the perceived
impacts of the fund on PE and sports provision.
The report looks at how the PSSP has affected:
• Curricular and extra-curricular PE & sport staffing
• Changes to PE and sport provision
• Changes to PE and Sport engagement
• Plans to use the 2014/15 PE and sport premium
• Perceived impacts of the premium
Click here to view
Primary School Sport Premium
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Insight New report: the wider impact of play initiatives The report presents evidence to build the case for improving the play opportunities of children and young people. Its focuses on children of school age, and on free play opportunities that takes place outdoors. A case study example from the report: Playground improvements (including a naturalistic play space and new all-weather ball pitch) at a primary school in Glasgow showed a significant decrease in playtime accidents, injuries and bullying. The overall number of incidents fell from 130 in a two-week baseline period to eight incidents in a comparable period after the intervention (based on monitoring reports by playground staff ). Teacher assessments showed improvements across a range of classroom learning and behaviour issues, including: punctuality, settling time, mood, concentration in class, attainment levels, quality of social interaction with other pupils and the teacher, outdoor learning and incidents of difficult behaviour. Pedometer data showed a significant increase in physical activity levels (Groves and McNish 2011). Download a copy here
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New Factsheet: Childhood Obesity New factsheet from Public Health England on the determinants of childhood obesity: • From the age of 5 onwards, girls on average are progressively
less active than boys • Children from households with a lower family income are less
likely to be active • Boys are more sedentary than girls, this trend carries on into
adulthood • Both children and adults spend longer being sedentary at
weekends than in the week Click here for the factsheet
Insight
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Insight
Why encourage physical activity?
• The physical fitness of children is declining by up to 9% per
decade ( Annual Report of the Chief Medical Officer 2009 )
• Physical activity levels have fallen over time: nationally, 23% of
2-15 year olds were achieving recommended levels of physical
activity in 2008 compared to 18% in 2012 (Childhood physical
activity factsheet )
Academic benefits of physical activity
• Physical activity has a positive effect on pupils’ behaviour and
concentration leading to enhanced academic achievements.
• Physical activity enhances children and young teenagers’ ability
to learn and help them to grow up healthily. ( Engaging children
and young people in physical activity - The White Paper )
• Students' participation in sporting activities could increase
numeracy scores, on average, by 8% above that of non-
participants (all other things being equal).
• Underachieving young people who participate in extra-curricular
learning activities linked to organised sport improve their
numeracy and transferable skills. These findings apply to both
primary and secondary aged school children. ( Understanding
the impact of engagement in culture and sport: A systematic
review of the learning impacts for young people )
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Contact Us If you don’t receive this e-bulletin directly and would like to please email [email protected]
If you would like to know more about School Games or would like advice about the Primary School Sport Premium, contact:
HARRY CADE: Youth Sport Manager
For information about Sportivate projects, contact:
BEN HARPER: Senior Sports Manager
If you would like information about our Olympic Champion programme featuring Alison Williamson and Nick Beighton, contact:
HELEN MADDEN: Office Manager
For information about Satellite Clubs, contact:
JOE LOCKLEY: Club Development Manager
Central telephone: 01743 453 495
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