derbyshire sports leadership academy. and extending activities sarah jones – derbyshire sport
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Derbyshire SportsLeadership Academy.
And
Extending Activities
Sarah Jones – Derbyshire Sport.
Increase the number of 5-16 yrs olds participating in high quality club environments
Increase the number of young people between 14-19 from SSPs actively involved in sports leadership and volunteering
The Leadership AcademyCounty wide academy
Entry requirement 10 hours volunteering hours completed
Application through the SSP – eligible from 16 yrs
Young volunteer issued with own website log in code to access their own profile page on the Derbyshire Sport website
Incentives provided for ‘Milestone’ volunteering hours
Membership services provided to all Academy members
Greater recognition and more opportunities
Created to enhance the current SiS program by improving tracking of students and improving opportunities, support, and guidance.
Provide incentives for achieving volunteering hours.
‘Club representative training’ funding allocated to train key individuals at clubs how to make the placements go smoothly and be successful for everyone
Small grants available for clubs that have placements
NGB bolt on courses to be held after conferences on a local needs led basis
The Leadership Academy website can: – motivate and incentivise the young leaders
– make it easier for the young person to record their volunteer hours
– access more information about courses
– access more information about volunteering opportunities
– make it easier for SSPs to track the volunteering hours of leaders
– Simplifies the reward process
– Search for coaching courses in your area and county wide (bolt on, level 1 and 2)
– Search for volunteering opportunities at events such as Race for Life, Derby 10k.
– Derbyshire Leadership Academy members seen around the county as the best young leaders in sport
Extending Activities
What is Extending Activities? Part of the “5 hour offer”: One of the work strands emerging from the additional £100m announced in July 2007Delivered through a CSP led plan, with the involvement and ownership of local delivery organisations: SSPs, LAs, CSNs and other partnersThe Extending Activities plan provides the opportunity for CSPs to join up different programmes and funding streams into one cohesive planOpportunities for the “semi sporty” population – estimated to be 50% of young people – currently doing 2-3 hours per weekTerm time programmes, delivered out of school hours and in club and community settingsFocus on high quality, attractive provision
Extending Activities Targets
National target by 2011:-
900,000 young people aged 5-19 take up an additional 2 hours
Focus on the 11 to 19 age range
Derbyshire Targets
Year 1 – 7,410
Year 2 – 7,410
Year 3 – 7,410
Derbyshire Extending Activities process so far…
Derbyshire Identified as a trailblazerExtending Activities County/City steering group createdSeries of local planning meetings held with as many key partners as time would allow. LA’s, Youth Service, SSPs, NGBs, CSPLocal meetings lead by PDMsLocal Extending Activities Plan established through these meetingsLocal plans submitted to Derbyshire Sport Derbyshire Sport submit the plans for April 08 – Aug 08 delivery to Sport England – Feb 29th 08Planning process for Sept 08- March 09 currently underway.
Applications for funding
Process created to allow Organisations to apply for funding to deliver EA from Sept 08 – March 09Deadline for applications June 11 2008Applications can be for anyone able to provide an offer for 2 or more districts. Individual district offers can be submitted directly to the local planning group.CSP to distribute ‘booklet’ of offers to the local planning groupsLocal group decides what projects are deliverable in the area.
Planning for extending activities delivery (April 09 – 10) will commence in September 2008
Application processes and deadlines will be available in September 2008
Questions ?