Part 4 of 5 - Highland Connect

5 CS4L PRINCIPLES FOR CSOs
1. Developing Skills
2. Stage/Age Appropriate
3. Quality Coaching
4. Connect with your PSO & NSO
5. Be a CS4L Champion
CHANGES IN A SPORT: CASE STUDY
SOCCER
CHANGES TO SOCCER IN ONTARIO
CHANGES TO SOCCER IN ONTARIO
CHANGES TO SOCCER IN NOVA SCOTIA
• Modify Coaching education: You train for the age
that you will teach
• Modify field and Goal Sizes:
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U12
U10
U8
U6
9v9 reduced field size
7v7 reduced field size
5v5 reduced field size
3v3 reduced field size
• No score or standings below U10 – plans for
U12
Jamboree vs. Tournaments
SPORT SYSTEM
Vertical Integration
National
Provincial
Community
EARLY
CHILDHOOD
EDUCATION
EDUCATION
RECREATION
RECREATION
COMMUNITY
SPORT
ORG.
COMMUNITY
SPORT
ORG.
PROVINCIAL
SPORT
ORG.
NATIONAL
SPORT
ORGANIZATIONS
PARENTS AND
GUARDIANS
NOVA SCOTIA CS4L PROVINCIAL PLAN
REGIONAL OFFICES
• Regional Representatives
– Gerard MacIsaac
• Regional Physical Activity Coordinators
– Eric Lumsden
• Community Sport Development Coordinators
– Stephanie Spencer
Stephanie Spencer – Highland CSDC
• First point of contact for Sport Nova
Scotia programs
• Develop effective working
relationships with Community Sport
Organizations
• Provide sport development
consultations to Community Sport
• Deliver presentations to local groups
interested in becoming affiliated with
a provincial organization
• Assist with funding applications from
Community Sport Organizations
• Champion of Sport Canada’s Long
Term Athlete Development Model
and Sport For Life model
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HIGHLAND HIGHLIGHTS!
Pictou County Athletics Club partnering with the Pictou
County Children with Autism Association to offering
Run, Jump, Throw programming to children with
disabilities
Antigonish Minor Basketball Association offering a 3 vs
3 Spring League that is designed to promote
unstructured play, mixing boys and girls and different
ages together.
Guysborough County Recreation Departments
partnering with Kids First, offering Tumblebugs, an
Active Start program, throughout the Region
Highland Region Recreation Coordinators partnered
with Curl NS, CCRSB & SRSB to offer NCCP Club Coach
Training to PE Teachers & Rocks to Rings to students, an
LTAD aligned program
SUMMARY
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CS4L – The Movement
LTAD – The Model
Physical Literacy – The Foundation
Sport System – The Alignment
Next Steps – The Collaboration