Support For Hull Schools - Humber Sports Partnership

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Primary School
Sport Premium
Support for Primary Schools in effectively
spending the Sport Premium
promoting sport across the Humb
er Region
WORKING IN
PARTNERSHIP WITH...
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www.humbersport.com
INTRODUCTION
This brochure is designed to help you and your school achieve significant
impact from School Sport Primary Premium funding. The Humber
Sports Partnership along with the Youth Sports Trust, AfPe and Sport
England have come together to ensure every primary school in the
Humber is offered a range of sporting opportunities which are designed
to improve the quality of the PE curriculum. The service is free to your
school and connects you directly to National Governing Bodies of Sport,
qualified coaching providers and active coaches in your community.
The Humber Sports Partnership is committed to working with School
Sports Partnerships and organised clusters to best support member
schools. However, schools that sit outside of these
arrangements are offered the support of the
Humber Sports Partnership directly.
The Humber Sports Partnership now plays a vital
role in supporting the development of school
sport and particularly ensuring schools, national
governing bodies and communities are linked up
to enjoy “A Sporting Habit for Life”.
GARY HOOD,
THE HUMBER SPORTS
PARTNERSHIP
HUMBER SPORTS PARTNERSHIP
SCHOOL
EVENTS
& COMMUNITY
GAMES
INDEX
THE HUMBER SPORTS PARTNERSHIP
ARCHERY
ATHLETICS
BADMINTON
Community Games is a
great opportunity for
individuals to bring a
community together to
take part in sporting and
cultural activities
inspired by London 2012.
BASKETBALL
Community Games can
support the celebration of
local or national events, can
be used to raise vital funds
for a community and/or to
raise awareness within a
local community. A
community can be made up
of any local group e.g. a
school, a street, a sports
club etc and the events can
include anything that is of
interest within that
community as long as there
are sporting and cultural
activities and there is an
opening and/or closing
ceremony.
GYMNASTICS
Exciting news about this
year’s Community Games
programme is coming soon.
WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL
CRICKET
CYCLING
FOOTBALL
GOALBALL
GOLF
HOCKEY
JUDO
NETBALL
ORIENTEERING
ROUNDERS
RUGBY LEAGUE
RUGBY UNION
SQUASH AND RACKETBALL
SWIMMING
TABLE TENNIS
TENNIS
VOLLEYBALL
PRIVATE PROVIDERS AND ACTIVE COACHES
SAINSBURY’S SCHOOL GAMES
GO TO
WWW.HUMBERSPORT.COM
IN THE COMING WEEKS
FOR MORE INFORMATION.
INVESTING IN EXCELLENCE
YOUTH SPORT TRUST
REGISTER AN INTEREST IN A NATIONAL
GOVERNING BODY CPD COURSE
LOCAL SUPPORT OFFER
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The purpose of this document is to help schools
engage with National Governing Bodies (NGB) of
sport. Return the form on page 19 to register
interest in courses and direct support.
PRIMARY SCHOOL SPORT PREMIUM
THE HUMBER SPORTS
PARTNERSHIP
The Humber Sports Partnership is part of a network, comprising of 49 local
delivery teams across the country, which are responsible for supporting local
partners to effectively engage local communities to lead healthier and active
lives. Physical Education, school sport and physical activity for children and
young people is seen as a priority.
We encourage collaboration and partnership working to make the best use of
resources. Before making any investment decisions we encourage Headteachers
to seek guidance and work in partnership with national and local agencies. For
example, Children’s Services, Local Authorities, Headteacher’s Networks, School
Sport Partnerships/School Games Organisers and Community Clubs.
Sport England recognise the key role County Sport Partnerships can play and as
such is investing £1.5 million a year of lottery funding to build capacity in each of
the 49 CSPs to strengthen links between Primary Schools and Sports Governing
Bodies. This means primary schools can access this support at no cost.
The Humber Sports Partnership is set to receive a share of this investment
to provide coordination and support services to primary schools which
could include;
• Advice on the use of external suitably qualified and high quality coaches
• Linking schools to community sports clubs
• Identifying and promoting a range of appropriate CPD products and
opportunities linked to national and local programmes
• Support in assessing teachers confidence in delivering PE and identifying a
plan for improvement
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FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT SUPPORT FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS CONTACT LORA WEBSTER ON…
T: 01482 244 344 E: [email protected]
ARCHERY
Archery offers schools something different to traditional sports on
offer and caters for the ‘less sporty’ children, where all can experience
sporting success.
Archery GB’s offer to support Physical Education in
Primary Schools is called ‘Arrows’:
CPD
• No formal teacher training is required to
deliver Arrows.
Competition
• Festival card provides competitive option that is
also the format for the School Games at Primary
level.
Exit Routes
Resources
• A network of local clubs are available, find them on
the club search at www.humbersport.com
• Two different sized packs of equipment can be
purchased from the website £425/£550
Support
• A teachers guide to delivering Arrows plus an
Arrows pack which includes:
• Direct coaching support may be available via a
network of Archery GB accredited coaches in local
community clubs.
- Eight Activity Cards providing ideas to get
sessions going straight away.
- Reference Card For a quick reminder of the key
things for your sessions.
- Online videos Two short videos found via the
website, go through some of the detail in the
Guide for Teachers to provide further support
www.archerygb.org/arrows
ATHLETICS
Athletics is recognised as one of the sports which provide the
Fundamentals Skills (Physical Literacy) such as running, jumping
and throwing, which underpin most other sports.
England Athletics’ offer to support Physical
Education in Primary Schools is:
CPD
• Specific training for Primary teachers is available via
a one day course titled Elevating Athletics £70
REGISTER YOUR INTEREST BY RETURNING THE
FORM ON PAGE 19.
Resources
• The Elevating Athletics Teacher Pack includes: Lesson
plans / activity cards, fun inclusive games designed
to help develop the child’s running, jumping and
throwing skills, teaching notes to help develop a
child’s all round physical literacy £25.95 exc VAT.
• Online video library of games and activities for
KS1 & KS2.
• Extensive website dedicated to Athletics Schools
and Youth Competitions, Awards and Skills for
teachers, children and parents.
Competition
• Athletics is included in level 2 games across the
Humber, contact your School Games Organiser for
more information. Athletics is a level 3 schools
games sport.
Exit Routes
Support
• Direct coaching support may be available via
Athletic Networks in your local community.
www.englandathletics.org/schools
http://academy.britishathletics.org.uk/elevating-athletics
OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.HUMBERSPORT.COM
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BADMINTON
Badminton England’s Primary programme has been developed to meet
the requirements and expectations of the National Curriculum for PE at
Key Stage One & Two.
Badminton England’s offer to support
Physical Education in Primary Schools is called
Bisi Badminton:
Competition
• A Bisi festival toolkit is available from the website,
via a free download.
CPD
• Badminton might be included in level 2 competition
in your area, contact your School Games Organiser
for more information.
• Specific training for Primary teachers is available via
a 3 ½ hour course £50.
FORM ON PAGE 19.
Resources
• Two different sized packs of equipment can be
purchased from the website prices from £199.
• A teachers guide to delivering Bisi Badminton is
available and includes a full primary resource and a
festival resource £20.
Exit Routes
Support
• Direct coaching support is available.
Contact the Humber Sports Partnership for
further information.
www.badmintonengland.co.uk/bisi
BASKETBALL
Basketball offers primary schools with a comprehensive resource
package as well as education and development of teachers.
England Basketball’s offer to support Physical
CPD
• The Basketball Activators Award which are
designed to empower young people with the skills,
drills and basic technical knowledge to deliver
basketball sessions within an educational
environment. 6 hours course approx £30
FORM ON PAGE 19.
Resources
• A basketball learning plan designed to improve a
young person’s physical literacy. Five innovate skill
cards (dribbling, footwork, passing, scoring and
rebounding) that include individual challenges and
also promote teamwork.
Fully integrated player proficiency award. Easy-tofollow teacher delivery guidance including modified
game formats and rules. Classroom cross curricular
learning plans £25 approx.
Competition
• Intra/Inter competitions - modified game rules,
guidance and promotional materials included
within resource.
Exit Routes
• A network of local clubs may be available, find
them on the club search at
www.humbersport.com
Support
• Direct support may be available from the local
Basketball officer, contact the Humber Sport
Partnership for further details.
www.englandbasketball.co.uk
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CRICKET
Cricket can play a vital role in the education and personal development
of young people offering opportunities to lead healthy, purposeful lives.
The ECB offer to support Physical Education in
Primary Schools is:
• Cricket might be included in level 2 competition in
your area, contact your School Games Organiser for
more information.
CPD
• Specific training for Primary teachers is available.
This can be tailored to the needs of the school FREE.
FORM ON PAGE 19.
Exit Routes
Resources
• Coaching cards, teaching aids and school
assemblies are available as well as national
curriculum tools such as Ashes School Challenge
and Spirit of Cricket.
Competition
• Asda Kwik Cricket local, county and National Finals
as well as Chance to Shine Kwik Cricket Festivals
(Intra and Inter).
• There are effective talent pathways for gifted and
talented children to be linked with Local County
Cricket Boards into District/County teams
(girls, boys and disability).
Support
• Direct coaching support may be available via local
clubs with accredited coaches or the local NGB
officer. Contact the Humber Sport Partnership for
further details.
www.ecb.co.uk/development
CYCLING
Cycling games and activities contribute to the learning of basic
movement skills such as balance and coordination in young people.
British Cycling’s offer to support Physical Education in
Primary Schools is:
CPD
• One day Cycling for Schools coaching course £95
REGISTER YOUR INTEREST BY RETURNING THE FORM
ON PAGE 19.
Resources
• Promotional materials: electronic and hard copy
posters and leaflets.
Competition
• Links to local entry level Go-Ride Racing events.
Exit Routes
Support
clubs with accredited coaches or NGB officers. Contact
the Humber Sport Partnership for further details.
• Use of bikes and equipment when visited by British
Cycling professional coaches.
• Coaching aides including introductory competitions.
www.britishcycling.org.uk/coaching
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FOOTBALL
Football can benefit all the children who take part and enhances the
knowledge, understanding and confidence of primary school teachers in
relation to invasion games and other transferable principles.
The FA’s offer to support Physical Education in
Primary Schools is:
CPD
• CPD for individual teachers is available as is formal
coach education modules including working with
disabled players.
FORM ON PAGE 19.
Resources
• Teacher resource cards (Short Term Plan, Medium
Term Plan, Assessment Matrix and Game Cards).
Competition
• Mini-Soccer competitions, ESFA Yr 3 and 4 Festivals
in partnership with FA Tesco Skills and ISFA, ESFA
Local mini-soccer competitions.
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• Various Tesco skills centres are available locally as
are Player Development Centres and Centres of
Excellence for Girls and Disabled players.
• Football might be included in level 2 competition in
more information.
Support
clubs with accredited coaches or the local NGB
officer. Contact the Humber Sport Partnership for
further detail.
• FA Tesco Skills Coaches operate in primary
schools, contact the Humber Sport Partnership
for more details.
www.thefa.com/tescoskills
GOALBALL
Goalball provides a fully inclusive environment for young people to
participate in.
Goalball UK’s offer to support Physical Education in
Primary Schools is:
CPD
• School Leader Award £40 6HR COURSE.
FORM ON PAGE 19.
Competition
• Goalball competition might be available locally,
contact your School Games Organiser.
Exit Routes
• A local Goalball club may be available, find it on the
club search at www.humbersport.com
Resources
• School Games Cards are available.
• Coaching aides including introductory
competitions.
www.goalballuk.com
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GOLF
Golf has a strong emphasis on positive behaviour and personal skills through
our ’Skills for Life’ focus and a 6-week KS2 scheme of work with a focus on
attainment levels, Skills for Life, leadership and Level 1 School Games activity
The Golf Foundation’s offer to support Physical
CPD
• 2 hour workshop is available focusing on practical
activities, inclusion, Skills for Life, level 1 School
Games and links to the local golf club £20.
FORM ON PAGE 19.
Resources
• Teacher manual containing 6 week scheme of work,
level 1 School Games competition cards, Skills
Award programme, ideas on building a school golf
course, posters and suggestions for
non-participants AVAILABLE ON CPD.
• Inclusion cards through Top Sportability.
Competition
• Golf might be included in level 2 competition in
more information.
Exit Routes
the club search at www.humbersport.com look out
for clubs signed up to HSBC Golf Roots.
Support
clubs with accredited coaches or NGB officers.
Contact the Humber Sport Partnership for
further details.
www.golf-foundation.org
GYMNASTICS
Gymnastics provides considerable advantages to individuals in terms of the
fundamental physical, psychological and social building blocks for current
and future participation – agility, balance and coordination/fundamental
movement skills and social skills.
The British Gymnastics offer to support Physical
British Gymnastics also offer a ‘Partner School’
package (£17 per year) where schools will receive (in
addition to the above):
• Access to support from a local BG Development Officer.
• Case Studies and videos to ease learning for both
teachers and students.
• Toolkits to support both curricular and
extracurricular gymnastics developments.
• Downloadable template letters, certificates, and
posters promoting your after-hours gymnastics.
• Use of the BG logo to endorse your school
gymnastics programmes.
• Access to and information regarding local and
national BG initiatives such as Teachers.
Conferences, Road shows, Courses, Competition
(Key Step) and Festivals (GymFusion).
• Preferential rates on equipment, resources and
BG merchandise.
CPD
• A range of workshops for teachers
FORM ON PAGE 19.
Resources
• The Proficiency Core Gymnastics Award
(40 work cards, wall posters and progress sheets).
The content is also presented in DVD format.
Competition
• Gymnastics might be included in level 2
competition in your area, contact your School
Games Organiser for more information.
Exit Routes
Support
community clubs. Contact the Humber Sports
Partnership for more details.
www.british-gymnastics.org
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HOCKEY
Hockey runs a simple introductory game called Quicksticks. It is a
4-a-side game, designed especially for 7-11 year olds. It can be played
on any surface (indoor or out) using a larger, lighter & safer ball.
England Hockey’s offer to support Physical
• Free schools membership & Free templates and
resources available online.
CPD
Competition
• 3 hour workshop is available focusing on practical
activities, inclusion £20 also a free online teachers
course is available.
FORM ON PAGE 19.
• Hockey might be included in level 2 competition in
more information.
Resources
• A curriculum booklet which has a 6 week scheme of
work and lesson plans for each year group in Key
Stage Two, linked to the national curriculum. Set of
49 challenge cards which both pupils and staff can
use £55.
• Equipment can be purchased from
www.youthsportdirect.org
Exit Routes
Support
further details.
www.playquicksticks.co.uk
JUDO
This Olympic sport can develop a pupil's physical literacy
through a variety of fun based movement activities, whilst
instilling respect and discipline
British Judo offer to support Physical Education in
Primary Schools is called ‘Schools 2 Dojo’:
Resources
• Schools 2 Dojo, connection to local clubs,
promotional resources to help the development of
the sport in the school.
• MonSTARS is the resource that helps reward the
progress of pupils and track their development in
the sport. This consists of an Achievement Book,
Class Achievement posters and stickers that are
used to reward pupils for progress. Certificates are
then awarded for achievements from Level 1.
• The grading scheme, Each pupil is given a training
diary to help track their progress and educate them
on healthy living, cultural aspects of the sport and
the values of the sport, promoting social and moral
development.
Competition
• Judo might be included in level 2 competition in
more information.
Exit Routes
Support
further details.
www.britishjudo.org.uk
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NETBALL
We are committed to ensuring there are opportunities for young people to
take part in Netball in school and within the community. We have specific
training, resources and equipment to support schools to offer ‘High 5’.
England Netball’s offer to support Physical
CPD
• 3 hour workshop is available focusing on High 5 £25
FORM ON PAGE 19.
Resources
• FREE downloadable resources and introductory
video on the England Netball website
www.englandnetball.co.uk/my-game/high_5
• FREE affiliation for all primary schools in England.
Member schools receive a termly e-newsletter with
information for teachers and things for pupils to do
such as word searches, quizzes, meet the player and
competitions to win prizes.
Competition
• Netball might be included in level 2 competition in
more information.
Exit Routes
Support
further details.
• High 5 equipment available through our online shop.
www.englandnetball.co.uk
ORIENTEERING
It is an adventure activity which is cheap to set up and run and has an
element in the national curriculum for PE, Geography and Mathematics.
British Orienteering offer to support Physical
CPD
• British Orienteering provides two training
programmes for Teachers. These are Teaching
Orienteering Parts 1 and 2. British Orienteering has
three UKCC endorsed coaching awards (Levels 1,2,3)
£40-£50.
FORM ON PAGE 19.
Resources
• Teaching aids and resources can be found on the
British Orienteering website.
• British Orienteering central office can provide
contact details for equipment suppliers.
Competition
• Orienteering is part of the School Games and
agreed formats can be found on the School Games
website.
Exit Routes
Support
Contact the Humber Sport Partnership for further
details.
• Free online affiliation, providing quarterly email
newsletter with information about upcoming
events, links to Community activity and further
resources.
www.britishorienteering.org.uk
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ROUNDERS
Rounders creates a platform for young people to develop the skills
required to play striking and fielding games or sports.
Rounders England offer to support Physical Education
in Primary Schools with:
CPD
• Delivered to Primary school staff £25.
ON PAGE 19.
Competition
• Rounders might be included in level 2 competition
in your area, contact your School Games Organiser
for more information.
Exit Routes
Resources
• A network of local clubs may be available, find them
on the club search at www.humbersport.com
• Basic Skills Award (includes KS1 & KS2 lesson plans), L1 and
L2 Skills Cards, Small Games Cards and Rounders DVD.
Support
• School membership: Rule book, entry to national
school championships, telephone support from head
office, rules clarification, ball voucher from named
supplier and discounted rates for resources.
• Direct coaching support may be available via local clubs
with accredited coaches or NGB officers. Contact the
Humber Sport Partnership for further details.
www.roundersengland.co.uk
RUGBY LEAGUE
The Rugby Football League (RFL) and the Youth Sport Trust (YST) have
developed a set of new and exciting resources to help teachers and coaches
in primary schools. The resources offer activities that support the physical
development of young people in PE and school sport and provide an
innovative approach to the introduction of Rugby League.
By using a recognised framework for physical literacy the RFL is ensuring young
people make a secure and appropriate start in their journey in sport. This approach is
used by all RFL deliverers in Primary education who have been trained in the use of the
resources. Using this secure foundation the RFL can then provide for and develop the
needs of young people through three key stages.
Key Stage 1 (School years 1 and 2)
Upper Key Stage 2 (School years 5 and 6)
To develop children in Key Stage 1 the RFL use the
YST BUPA Start to Move programme this aims to;
To develop children in Upper Key Stage 2 the RFL
have introduced a Rugby League resource pack which
aims to;
• Give children the movement skills, enthusiasm and
confidence to begin lifelong participation in
physical activity and sport.
• Support learning in PE to help children learn the
ABCs of movement.
Key Stage 2 (School years 3 and 4)
To develop children in years 3 and 4 of Key Stage 2
the RFL use the YST Invasion Sport resource pack
which aims to;
• Introduce, develop and consolidate fundamental
movement skills.
• Introduce and develop fundamental sport skills.
www.rfl.uk.com
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• Support the development of Physical Literacy and
the consolidation of fundamental movement and
sports skills.
• Focus on vital components to play Rugby League
(Stability, Object Control, Locomotion).
• Introduce fun invasion games that slowly progress
to 7v7 modified rugby league games.
Teacher Support
The deliverers of the Primary Rugby League
resources also aim to support teachers to equip
them with the techniques and confidence to teach
movement skills and progress where appropriate
into invasion games. This will also help with the
general delivery of Physical Education. 6 sessions
of delivery are charged at £200 exc VAT.
RUGBY UNION
Rugby Union is an easy to access, inclusive sport that is built on strong core
values of teamwork, respect, enjoyment, discipline and sportsmanship.
Rugby Union’s offer to support Physical Education in
Primary Schools is:
CPD
• Key Stage 2 Primary Teachers course (September
2013): designed to support and enhance extracurricular provision and help the teaching of the
new national curriculum £21
FORM ON PAGE 19.
Resources
• KS2 Playground Leaders Award.
• RFU online Teaching and Learning Resource bank
including PE and cross curricular activities.
Competition
• Tag Rugby is part of the School Games in your area,
contact your School Games Organiser for more
information.
Exit Routes
Support
further details.
Free online affiliation
www.rfu.com/takingpart
SQUASH/RACKETBALL
ESR have specific resources, programmes & competition structures that
support the development of squash & generic sport skills, linked to the
fundamental movement skills of agility, balance & co-ordination. Mini
Squash is a fun & exciting programme that fits the needs of younger
children & uses specifically adapted equipment which can be used in
school halls.
ESR offer to support Physical Education in Primary
Schools through the provision of:
CPD
• Opportunity to buy or borrow Mini Squash
equipment, specifically developed for delivery in
school halls.
• Teachers Award – Key Stage 1 & 2, ESR Leaders
Award (for 14 plus year olds – ideal for Sports
Leaders & BTEC Sports students to lead activities in
Primary schools) £25
FORM ON PAGE 19.
• Access to promotional materials and
communication and advertising of events
through ESR Regional Newsletters.
Resources
Support
• Teaching resources & programmes: Mini Squash
Cards, Primary School Schemes of Work for Years 1 –
6 (includes development of multi racket as well as
sport specific skills), YST School Game Cards.
Exit Routes
www.englandsquashandracketball.com
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SWIMMING
All schools must provide swimming instruction either in Key Stage 1
or Key Stage 2. In particular, pupils should be taught to:
• swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at
least 25 metres
• use a range of strokes effectively such as front crawl, backstroke
and breaststroke
• perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations.
CPD
Competition
• Specialised national curriculum Training
Programme qualification and Aquatics in the
national curriculum (3hrs) - aimed at swimming
teachers (or nominated teachers who deliver school
swimming) are available £35.
FORM ON PAGE 19.
• Swimming is part of the School Games in your area,
information.
Resources
further details.
• Available resources that can support school
swimming delivery, such as a Games Pack and the
range of awards available through the Kellogg’s ASA
Award Scheme, visit www.awardscentre.org
• Aqua splash packs provides a festival format pack
www.swimming.org/aquasplash
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Exit Routes
• Learn to swim outlets in the Local Authority.
Support
www.swimming.org/schoolswimming
TABLE TENNIS
Table Tennis helps develop physical literacy, has health benefits and
is an attractive sport for both ‘sporty’ and 'non sporty' students.
ETTA offer’s to support Physical Education in
Primary Schools is:
• Butterfly More Schools Programme - Online free
resource for ideas for making the best use of space
and equipment.
CPD
• Instant Ping Pong - Includes instant Artengo
Rollnet, bats and competition cards. Idea for use on
school dining tables £45.
• 3 hour introductory course as well as a 6 hour
coaching award are available.
FORM ON PAGE 19.
Resources
• Video coaching resource and session planner
• Butterfly Skills Manual and Skills Circuit Cards - The
programme supports teachers, coaches and leaders
through the provision of table tennis sessions,
competition or festival ideas, skill practices and
skills awards £50.
www.estta.org.uk
Competition
• Table Tennis is part of the School Games in your
area, contact your School Games Organiser for
more information.
Exit Routes
Support
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TENNIS
Every one of your pupils can achieve through tennis and there
are lots of resources available to support you to inspire them!
You don’t need tennis courts to play – it can be played in school
halls, playgrounds or sports halls!
The LTA’s offer to support Physical Education in
Primary Schools is:
CPD
• Primary School Tennis Teacher Training Course – a
3 hour free course. Every teacher attending the
course receives a free copy of the DVD resource
(details below) and every school receives a free
Aegon Schools Tennis Equipment Pack (limited to
one per school) FREE.
FORM ON PAGE 19.
• A pre-prepared week of cross-curricular lessons,
based on a tennis theme, ideal for delivering
during NSSW or Wimbledon. Volleys & Values – an
innovative cross curricular resource for children
to learn more about the game of tennis and the
Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Competition
• Tennis is part of the School Games and agreed
formats can be found on the School Games
website.
Resources
Exit Routes
• Guide to Schools Tennis 2013 – provides an
overview of all the resource and support available.
Primary Schools DVD Boxset & Handbook – The
pupil-facing, innovative DVD contains 5 weeks’
worth of lessons for Years 1&2, Years 3&4 and
Years 5&6.
• A network of local clubs are available, find them
Schools Tennis Activity Cards
• Over 70 Activity Cards to help plan and deliver
lessons to support ABCs, tricks, drills, main theme
and competitive activities. Out of Schools Hours
Tennis Club Toolkit.
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Tennis Activity Week Pack
Support
further details.
www.lta.org.uk
VOLLEYBALL
Volleyball is an attractive sport for young people providing
competition and opportunities in a safe and social environment.
The Volleyball England offer to support Physical
CPD
• Teacher training: 4-hour courses on how to introduce
the sport.
ON PAGE 19.
Resources
• Easy to use ‘Volley Sport’ teaching resource cards
for KS1 and KS2 learners available online. Plus
advertising posters, rules posters and videos
available to download.
Competition
• Volleyball might be available at level 2 in your area,
information.
Exit Routes
Support
clubs with accredited coaches or NGB officers. Contact
the Humber Sport Partnership for further details.
www.volleyballengland.org
BRITISH WHEELCHAIR
BASKETBALL
Wheelchair basketball offers a fully inclusive opportunity to engage
Primary Pupils and increase the awareness of disability sport. Adult
training can provide bespoke wheelchair basketball workforce
(including Inclusive Zone Basketball) to young people.
British Wheelchair Basketball’s offer to support
Physical Education in Primary Schools is:
CPD
• Leaders award – one day (6hour) course organised
by BWB.
FORM ON PAGE 19.
Resources
• Teachers online skills and drills resource, flyers and
posters (on request).
Exit Routes
• A network of local clubs may be available, find them
Support
further details.
www.britishwheelchairbasketball.co.uk
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PRIVATE PROVIDERS
AND ACTIVE COACHES
BEFORE A SCHOOL DEPLOYS A PRIVATE
COMPANY OR ACTIVE COACH TO WORK
WITH THEIR STAFF IT IS RECOMMENDED
THAT THE FOLLOWING MINIMUM
STANDARDS SHOULD BE MET BY
EVERY COACH;
OVER AND ABOVE MINIMUM STANDARDS,
IT IS ADVISED THAT COMPANIES OR
COACHES SHOULD ALSO;
• Have a sound working knowledge of the
national curriculum.
• Appropriate qualification for sport/discipline.
• Awareness of assessment strategies within the
school and their role within it.
• Relevant insurance.
• Appropriately plan.
• Enhanced DBS check.
• Awareness of school specific policies.
• Emergency First Aid Certificate.
• Attended Safeguarding and
Protecting Children.
Across the Humber there are several schemes that
quality assure coaching providers and schools are
advised to refer to these regularly.
• Commitment to coaches code of conduct,
equality, pupil welfare and health and safety.
For Hull the most upto date information can be
found at www.humbersport.com.
• Attended How to Coach Disabled People.
In the East Riding, a scheme called ERMOS is in
operation, contact Adam Toes on 01482 392524. For
accredited sports clubs contact Paul Hamlett on
01482 871077.
• Tax code and company number.
In North East Lincolnshire there is an active
coaches database, for more contact Rob Allison
on 01472 323347.
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SAINSBURY’S
SCHOOL GAMES
The Sainsbury’s School Games is a unique opportunity to inspire millions
of young people across the country to take part in competitive school
sport. In this area the Humber School Games is the largest school sports
competition programme covering the Humber sub-region.
The first events were delivered in July 2012 and the
Games are designed to build on the magic of 2012
and are a real legacy of the London 2012 Olympic and
Paralympic Games. Since 2012 the Humber School
Games has evolved each year including more sports
and providing more opportunities for schools and
young people to be involved.
In 2013 the Humber School Games saw over 1600
athletes compete, equating to nearly 200 school
teams from across the Humber, take part in the
County wide finals alone. The Humber School Games
finals consisted of 17 different sports across winter
and summer and provided competitive opportunities
for pupils in years 3 to 10. In addition to the athletes
the Games attracted 130 young volunteers who
support the delivery of the event and the running of
the sports. Photos, videos and news stories of the
events are all published on the Humber Sports
Partnership website www.humbersport.com
The Games are made up of four levels of activity:
competition in schools, between schools, at
county/area level and a national finals event. At a
local level the Sainsbury’s School Games are
delivered by the School Games Organisers, with the
Humber Sports Partnership taking a lead to organise
the county rounds working with the Local
Organising Committee and the School Games
Organisers and working in partnership with National
Governing Bodies of Sport, local clubs and coaches
and other key stakeholders.
Nationally the Sainsbury’s School Games is delivered
through a partnership made up of the Government,
specifically the Department for Culture, Media and
Sport (DCMS), supported by the Department for
Education (DofE) and the Department of Health
(DOH), Sport England and the Youth Sports Trust.
Over £128m of Lottery and Government funding is
being invested to support the School Games.
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BE A PART OF THE
HUMBER SCHOOL GAMES PLEASE CONTACT GARY
SAINTY (PARTNERSHIP ENGAGEMENT MANAGER –
HUMBER SPORTS PARTNERSHIP) ON 01482 244 344.
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INVESTING IN EXCELLENCE
LEVEL 5 Certificate in Primary School Physical Education Specialism
LEVEL 6 Award in Primary School Physical Education Subject Leadership
What are the qualifications?
NEW bespoke primary school physical education
qualifications for primary school teachers developed
by the Association for Physical Education (AfPe) and
Sports Leaders UK.
LEVEL 6 Award in Primary School Physical
Education Subject Leadership
Learn more
This is a recognised qualification to improve the
overall delivery of the physical education curriculum
within primary schools. The aim of this qualification
is to upskill primary school teachers to enable them
to lead the delivery of the primary school physical
education curriculum. On successful completion of
this qualification, delegates will be able to take
subject leadership within primary school physical
education teaching and deliver sustainable high
quality primary school physical education.
If you would like to find out more or if you would like
to apply become a Professional Learning Centre to
deliver these qualifications, please visit
www.sportsleaders.org
Delegates must have successfully completed the
Level 5 Certificate in Primary School Physical
Education Specialism before undertaking this
qualification.
LEVEL 5 Certificate in Primary School
Physical Education Specialism
Average learning time: 38 hours which includes 18
tutored guided learning hours and 20 independent
learning hours.
Why?
Both qualifications will be an effective use of the physical
education and school sport premium funding. By
upskilling primary teachers it will ensure a sustainable
high quality primary school physical education.
This is a recognised qualification that aims to upskill
primary school teachers to improve the overall
delivery of the physical education curriculum within
primary schools. On successful completion of this
qualification, delegates will be able to assist in
raising the standards within primary school physical
education teaching.
REGISTER YOUR INTEREST OR REQUEST MORE
INFORMATION CONTACT LORA WEBSTER ON
T: 01482 244344
E: [email protected]
Average learning time: 141 hours which includes 45
tutored guided learning hours and 96 independent
learning hours.
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YOUTH SPORT TRUST
The Youth Sport Trust is a charity with 20 years experience of using PE
and sport to change young people’s lives. YST membership is focused on
supporting schools to achieve their wider priorities.
Each school will be able to access the latest national information, resources,
training and events that will transform their PE and sport provision.
• ASSESS AND SIGNIFICANTLY ENHANCE YOUR PROVISION OVER THE PERIOD
OF FUNDING, BY UTILISING THE INVALUABLE ONLINE RESOURCES AND
TOOLS ON OFFER
• ACCESS TO A NATIONALLY VALIDATED QUALITY MARK THAT ALLOWS
SCHOOLS TO SELF-REVIEW AND IDENTIFY PRIORITY AREAS FOR
DEVELOPMENT.
• ACCESS HIGH QUALITY NATIONAL CPD COVERING
KS1, KS2, INCLUSIVE PE AND PE SUBJECT CO-ORDINATION.
Plus a wide range of other benefits, as shown within the special edition of Youth
Sport Trust, Sporting Start magazine. Visit: www.youthsporttrust.org
If you are interested in accessing YST membership, and joining over 100 YST
member schools in the Humber, please contact Ben Grady, Senior Development
Manager England East: [email protected] or call 07825065256
By working in partnership with local schools or through a school sport
partnership you could access the above benefits for less than £300 per year.
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PLEASE NOTE THIS PAGE CAN BE PHOTOCOPIED OR SCANNED
REGISTER AN INTEREST IN A
NATIONAL GOVERNING
BODY CPD COURSE
If a teacher in your school is interested in
attending a course detailed in this brochure
please complete and return this form.
Responses will be collated; courses will be
arranged giving at least one half term notice to
schools who have registered an interest.
CONTACT’S NAME............................................................................ SCHOOL ..............................................................................
SCHOOL ADDRESS ............................................................................................................................................................................
.............................................................................................................. POSTCODE ........................................................................
CONTACT’S EMAIL ADDRESS..........................................................................................................................................................
CONTACT’S TEL ................................................................................ CONTACTS MOB ................................................................
SPORT
TICK IF INTERESTED
LENGTH
TICK IF WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE SPORT
Archery
Athletics
1 Day
Badminton
3.5 hrs
Basketball
6 hrs
Cricket
4 hrs
Cycling
6 hrs
Football
Goalball
6 hrs
Golf
2 hrs
Gymnastics
Hockey
3 hrs
Judo
Netball
3 hrs
Orienteering
6 hrs
Rounders
3 hrs
Rugby League
Rugby Union
3 hrs
Squash
/Racketball
3 hrs
Swimming
3 hrs
Tennis
3 hrs
Table Tennis
3 or 6 hrs
Volleyball
4 hrs
Wheelchair
Basketball
6 hrs
Complete this form and return via
email at [email protected] or via post at
Humber Sports Partnership, Unit 2 Bilton Grange
Health Annex, Diadem Grove, Hull HU9 4AL
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Most courses can be broken down i.e. 6hr course = 2 x 3hrs
or 3 x 2hrs dependent on demand and need. Expressions of
interest will be collated and discussed with PDMs / SGOs
prior to courses being arranged
THE HULL PE & SCHOOL
SPORT STRATEGY GROUP
The Hull PE and School Sport Strategy group was established in 2011 with
the purpose of bringing schools and partners together to collectively
achieve better outcomes for young people through quality PE, school
sport and competition.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE HULL PE AND SCHOOLS SPORT STRATEGY GROUP:
1
To provide a strategic lead on intra and inter
school competitive sport for the city of Hull
that will developmentally feed into County,
Regional and National stages of the National
competitions and the school games.
2
To monitor and analyse competitive school
sport data in order to further develop
effective sporting opportunities for young
people based on their needs to engage as
many young people as possible.
3
To develop a workforce of high quality
teachers, PE mentors, non-teachers, parents,
volunteers and young leaders to support the
PE and competitive sport structure in the City.
To achieve these aims and objectives In this 2013/14
academic year, all schools in Hull have been asked to
contribute a nominal fee to help to provide a
sustainable structure for school sport in Hull. Each
secondary school was asked to contribute £1.50 per
pupil, with primary schools contributing £0.50 per
4
To support young people to access local clubs
and quality coaching in order to promote
lifelong participation in sport and physical
activity through the support of National
Governing Bodies, Hull CC Sports
Development Service and the Humber
Sports Partnership
5
To increase physical activity levels of ALL Hull
pupils and their life long involvement in sport
and physical activity, leading to improved
health outcomes.
pupil, and the special schools £500 per school. In
addition, Hull City Council has contributed £15,000
for the academic year. This funding will ensure that
the strategy group for Hull can strategically
coordinate a comprehensive offer for PE and school
sport for all pupils across the city.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT DENHAM KITE (CHAIR)
T: 01482 598200 E: [email protected] www.hullschoolgames.wordpress.com
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SUPPORTED BY
Humber Primary PE &
School Sport Conference
MAXIMISING OPPORTUNITIES, REALISING POTENTIAL
THURSDAY 11TH SEPTEMBER 2014
KC STADIUM, HULL
WELCOMING KEY
NOTE SPEAKERS
BARONESS SUE CAMPBELL CBE
Chairperson Youth Sport Trust
GEOFF SHELDON
PE Advisor Durham County
Council & Ofsted Inspector
WORKSHOPS
INCLUDING;
• Assessment in PE
• Using IT to Improve PE
• Physical Literacy
Framework
• Making PE Inclusive
• Effective Use of Coaching
Providers and NGBs
BOOK NOW - GO TO www.humbersport.com

Support For Hull Schools - Humber Sports Partnership

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