Learning through

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Learning through PE and Sport
PESSCL
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PESSCL is

• PE, School Sport and Club links

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PESSCL

• All children, whatever their circumstances or
  abilities, should be able to participate in and
  enjoy physical education (PE) and sport.
• minimum of two hours each week on high quality PE
  and school sport to 75 by 2006.
• Currently, about a quarter of schools provide
  this

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Government investment in school sport

• 686 million to build new facilities.
• 459 million is being invested over the next
  three years (to 20052006) on PESSCL
• 10 million in 2002 to improve rundown
  playgrounds in at least 500 schools

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Restrictions on selling playing fields

• Quote from Times Ed - 17/11/2000
• THERE have been 63 applications from local
  authorities and schools to sell playing fields
  this year, according to education minister Jacqui
  Smith.
• More than half of local authority areas in
  England have made no applications since the
  Government required the state sector to seek the
  consent of the Secretary of State before selling
  playing fields in October 1998.
• But there has been a stream of applications from
  some authorities. Surrey has submitted 12 since
  1998 and Warwickshire comes scond with 11
  applications. Buckinghamshire, Cheshire, Kent
  share third place with eight applications (see
  right).
• Ms Smith, who was responding to a question from
  the Liberal Democrat MP Jenny Tonge, said 40
  playing fields a month were being sold before the
  Government restricted schools' and local
  authorities' freedom to sell the land. There have
  been 180 applications since 1998.

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Task!

• 1) You are an amalgamation of the DfES, Youth
  Sport Trust, Sport England and the DCMS.
• 2) You have 459 million.
• 3) How are you going to spend it to gain 75 of
  pupils accessing HIGH QUALITY PE and Sport

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PESSCL strategy 8 key areas

• PE, School Sport and Club LinksSpecialist Sports
  Colleges
• School Sport Coordinators
• Gifted Talented
• QCA PE School Sport Investigation
• Step into Sport
• Professional Development
• School/Club Links
• Swimming

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To help achieve this

• 400 Specialist Sports Colleges
• 400 School Sport Coordinator partnerships by 2006
• 3,200 School Sport Coordinators in secondary
  schools
• 18,000 Primary or Special School Link Teachers by
  2006.
• There will be 2,400 School Sport Coordinators and
  13,500 Primary or Special School Link Teachers by
  2005

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Sports OrganisationsGovernment level

• UK Sport
• Department for Culture Media and SportDepartment
  for Education and Skills (DFES)
• Health Development AgencyHealth Promotion
  England

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Funding amongst others!!

• New Opportunities Fund Sport England
• Community Fund
• SportsmatchSportsmatch is the Government's
  scheme to encourage the commercial sponsorship of
  grass roots sports.
• Football FoundationA new organisation set up by
  the Government, with Sport England, the Premier
  League and the Football Association, to create
  one single source of money to fund grass roots
  football.
• Institute of Sports SponsorshipA member
  organisation for sponsors of sport.

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Olympics / international multi sport

• British Olympic Association British Paralympic
  AssociationThe British Paralympic Association
  (BPA) is the organisation responsible for
  selecting, preparing, entering, funding and
  managing British teams which compete at the
  Summer and Winter Paralympic Games
• Commonwealth Games FederationResponsible for
  promoting the Commonwealth Games held every four
  years.

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Disability / Special needs

• Disability Sport EnglandFormerly the British
  Sports Association for the Disabled, Disability
  Sport is about creating opportunities and making
  sport available to everyone, regardless of their
  ability. English Federation of Disability Sport
• English Sports Association for People with
  Learning Disability

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Other Agencies and Organisations

• National Playing Fields AssociationA national
  organisation which has specific responsibility
  for acquiring, protecting and improving playing
  fields, playgrounds and playspace.
• Physical Education Association of the United
  KingdomThe Physical Education Association is the
  lead body for physical education in the UK and
  its main objective is to promote the improvement
  of physical health of the community through
  physical education, health education and
  recreation.
• sports coach UK (previously National Coaching
  Foundation)sports coach UK works to improve the
  quality of coaching in the United Kingdom by
  enabling the education and continuous development
  of coaches.
• Womens Sports FoundationWorks to improve and
  promote opportunities for women and girls to
  participate in sport in the UK at every level.
  Youth Sport TrustPromotes sport for young
  people through the TOP programmes.
• There are more!!

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Other Agencies and Organisations

• English Institute of Sport A nationwide network
  of support services for elite athletes.Campaigns
  for, initiates and provides, opportunities for
  sport and physical recreation in England for all
  people who have a learning disability.
• British Institute of Sports Administrators
• Institute of Sport and Recreation ManagementThe
  Institute of Sport and Recreation Management
  (ISRM) is the national professional body for
  sport and recreation facility management.
  Central Council of Physical RecreationUmbrella
  organisation for the national governing bodies of
  sport.
• National Council for School SportsThe NCSS is
  the national forum for school sports
  associations.

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The nature of partnership work
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Partners working together

• County Sports Partnerships
• Youth Sport Trust
• Schools
• City Council
• Private Companies
• Clubs
• Others
• Sport England

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Example of a Rugby links Initiative

• We look at audits and consult on focus activity
  being rugby curriculum development and school to
  club link September 2004
• PDM contact Active Sports to find out Rugby role
  out Oct 2004
• SSCos contact local clubs Oct 2004
• SSCos / PDM contact private organisations for
  Sponsorship or invoke NOF bid November 2004
• Northampton Saints recruit Premier League Coaches
  - November 2004
• PDM draw in funding streams (Awards for All)
  December 2004
• Delivery across 20 schools of quality rugby
  coaching and minu festival to promote local clubs

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• One School puts 1st year of rugby provision in
  next year to progress year 6 into year 7 Sept
  2005
• Repeat role out of programme following year to
  include year 7 and year 3 and 4.
• Clubs continue to feed in to the process from
  local clubs.
• Active Sports continue the role out as it becomes
  a focus sport for them

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An example of a challenge with strategic
partnership planning

• A county might have several local authorities who
  do different thingsin different ways
• E.g. Rugby provision is different in the 3
  areas so the role out is strategically planned to
  avoid duplication but to enhance existing
  structures

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Quick mind teaser!

• DCMS
• DfES
• AS
• SSCo
• PDM
• UKS
• YST
• BST
• SE
• SC
• PEA
• BAALPE
• LA
• LEA