Academy of SportWorthing College

Academy of Sport: Introduction from the PrincipalOver the last four years, the Worthing College Academy of Sport has grown enormously in terms of the range of qualifications, sports, apprenticeships and activities offered, the number of students who participate and the success achieved both in and outside of the classroom.

Sports performance squads compete locally, regionally and nationally adding to the reputation of Worthing College as a sporting centre of excellence.

As Principal, I am extremely proud of these achievements and of the outstanding sporting experience we can offer. I am also particularly proud of the way students extend their sporting skills whilst achieving strong academic outcomes. Come and join our College and our Academy of Sport to achieve your maximum sporting and academic potential.

Peter CorriganPrincipal

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Worthing CollegeAcademy of SportWhat is Worthing College Academy of Sport?The Worthing College Academy of Sport is a centre of sporting excellence that offers unrivalled opportunities for young people in Sussex and on the South Coast.

Our holistic sport, fitness and wellbeing offer consists of five strands:1. Sports Education 2. Sports Performance3. Sports Apprenticeships4. Active Health and Wellbeing5. Community and Partners

Our mission and commitment is to:• Be the Sussex and South Coast college

of first choice for young sports-people with high aspirations.

• Deliver outstanding provision for all. • Best prepare students for further and

higher education and employment.• Attract and retain the most talented and

committed staff.• Be inwardly and outwardly focused to

ensure that our provision continually meets the needs of our students, staff and the local and wider communities.

• Develop into a strategic hub for external sports agencies and organisations.

Course List• Physical Education AS/A Level• Sport Level 2 BTEC Diploma• Sport Level 3 BTEC Subsidiary

Diploma/Diploma/Extended Diploma• Sport and Exercise Science Level 3

BTEC Subsidiary Diploma• Sport Outdoor Adventure Level 2 BTEC

Diploma• Sport Outdoor Adventure Level 3 BTEC

Subsidiary Diploma/Diploma/Extended Diploma

• Advanced Apprenticeship: Golf

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Opportunity Achievement Success Progression

Physical EducationAS/A LevelOne year course for AS; two year course for A Level.

What is this course about? The course develops an all-round understanding of PE and sport. Theoretical study is divided into physiology, psychology and the socio cultural modules. Each theoretical module is linked to elite performance, life long health, fitness and wellbeing. In addition to the theoretical study of PE and sport students are also required to demonstrate a high level of practical performance, coaching and / or officiating in two sports at AS and one sport at A2. Students can and are encouraged to study this course alongside other areas of Academy of Sport provision as well as to undertake the Duke of Edinburgh award programme.

How will my work be assessed?At AS:60% (90 marks) of the AS is based on performance in the summer examination; 40% (80 marks) is based on practical performance, coaching and/or officiating in two sporting activities. Also included in the practical assessment is an oral assessment of an individual sports performer.At A2:70% (105 marks) of the A2 is based on performance in the summer examination; 30% (60 marks) is based on practical performance, coaching and/or officiating in one sporting activity. Also included in the practical assessment is an oral assessment of an individual sports performer.

Are there any specific entry requirements?You will need a minimum of five GCSEs at grade A* - C, including a grade C in science. Applicants must also be able to demonstrate a high level of performance, coaching and/or officiating in two sports. Further advice will be avaialble at the application and interview stage.

Do I have to join an Academy of Sport Sports Performance Programme to enrol on this course?No, this course is open to everyone who meets the entry requirements. However, many people who join this course do also apply to join one of our Sports Performance Programmes (See page 12 for details).

What do students say about this course?In a recent survey 97% of respondents rated the planning of A Level PE lessons as excellent or good; 96% rated teachers’ subject knowledge as excellent or good.

What do people do with A Level Physical Education?A Level PE provides an excellent foundation for students intending to pursue careers or higher education courses in; teaching and coaching, sports development, the leisure industry, recreational management, health, leisure and fitness, sports science, sports/physiotherapy, public services and professional sport.

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SportLevel 2 BTEC DiplomaOne year course.

What is this course about? This course provides a first step into the world of sport. During the course students develop a broad range of skills and techniques that are essential for successful progression into the sports industry or to sports related further education courses. Students will study modules in practical sport and coaching, all practical modules are underpinned by theoretical units.

Students are supported by our talented, experienced and committed teaching staff as well as their dedicated group tutor who provides pastoral support and guidance that focuses on progression and supporting every student to achieve their best. Students can and are encouraged to study this course alongside other areas of Academy of Sport provision as well as to undertake the Duke of Edinburgh award programme.

How will my work be assessed?Each unit is assessed as coursework; there are no exams. You receive feedback about your progress throughout the course. Evidence for assessment may be generated through a range of activities, including written assignment, role-play, oral assessment, presentations and assessment of practical performances.

Are there any specific entry requirements?You will need a minimum of two grade Ds at GCSE and be able to demonstrate a real passion and interest for sport.

Do I have to join an Academy of Sport Sports Performance Programme to enrol on this course?No, this course is open to everyone who meets the entry requirements. However, many people who join this course do also apply to join one of our Sports Performance Programmes (See page 12 for details).

What do students say about this course?In a recent survey 100% of students rated

the planning of lessons, the quality and availability of teaching materials and “making the subject challenging” as excellent or good.

“The course covers lots of areas of sport. I am using it as a route to progress to Level 3 BTEC Sport at the College.”

What do people do with a Level 2 BTEC Diploma in Sport?The course provides an excellent foundation for candidates intending to pursue a career in:• Sports development• Leisure• Recreation• Health• Leisure and fitness• Public services

If you achieve a Merit or above and meet attendance and behaviour criteria you can progress to Level 3 courses at the College such as the BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport.

Opportunity Achievement Success Progression

SportLevel 3 BTEC Subsidiary Diploma/Diploma/Extended DiplomaEquivalent to three A Levels; not normally combined with other subjects.One year course for Subsidiary Diploma. Two year course for Diploma/Extended Diploma.

What is this course about? This course is one of the most successful in college and has developed an enviable reputation for both progression to University and employment. The course is broken down into three phases over a two year period and if each phase is successfully completed students achieve a qualification that is the equivalent to three A Levels. During the course students will develop a range of skills and techniques, personal skills and attitudes essential for success in the sports industry. The first phase of study is a core programme of delivery with students then able to specialise in either a performance and excellence or development, coaching and fitness pathway during phase two and three. Students can and are encouraged to study this course alongside other areas of Academy of Sport provision as well as to undertake the Duke of Edinburgh award programme.

How will my work be assessed?Each unit is assessed as coursework; there are no exams. You receive feedback about your progress throughout the course. Evidence for assessment may be generated through a range of activities, including written assignment, role-play, oral assessment, presentations and assessment of practical performances.

Are there any specific entry requirements?You will need a minimum of five GCSEs at grade A* - C, or Level 2 BTEC Diploma in Sport at Merit, Distinction or Distinction*

Do I have to join an Academy of Sport Sports Performance Programme to enrol on this course?No, this course is open to everyone who meets the entry requirements. However, many people who join this course do also apply to join one of our Sports Performance Programmes (See page 12 for details).

What do students say about this course?In a recent survey 96% of students rated

the planning of lessons as excellent or good and 98% rated teachers’ subject knowledge as excellent or good. 95% scored the quality and availability of teaching materials as excellent or good.

What do people do with a Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in Sport?This course provides an excellent foundation for students intending to pursue careers in: • Teaching and coaching • Sports development• The leisure industry• Recreational management • Health• Leisure and fitness• Sports studies• Sports therapy• Public services • Professional sport.

It also enables you to meet entry requirements for many higher education courses at both local and national institutions.

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Sport and Exercise ScienceLevel 3 BTEC Subsidiary DiplomaOne year course.

What is this course about? This course is one of our most popular courses and gives students the opportunity to explore the exciting and innovative world of Sport and Exercise Science. The Subsidiary Diploma is delivered in one year and is equivalent to one A level. With London 2012 during August 2012 and the Paralympics during September 2012 the world of elite sport will provide many real life case studies for students to examine and apply to theory. The field of Sport Science continuously evolves as athletes and squads (especially Team GB) target an increased medal haul to that achieved in Beijing. Students are supported by our talented, experienced and committed teaching staff and students are encouraged to study this course alongside other areas of Academy of Sport provision as well as to undertake the Duke of Edinburgh award programme.

How will my work be assessed?Each unit is assessed as coursework; there are no exams. You receive feedback about your progress throughout the course. Evidence for assessment may be generated through a range of activities, including written assignment, role-play, oral assessment, presentations and assessment of practical performance.

Are there any specific entry requirements?As the course is delivered in one year it is very demanding, you will need a minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade A* - C. These should include a minimum of a grade C in Science (double award), English, Maths and PE. Applicants must also be able to demonstrate a real passion and interest for sport.

Do I have to join an Academy of Sport Sports Performance Programme to enrol on this course?No, this course is open to everyone who meets the entry requirements. However, many people who join this course do also

apply to join one of our Sports Performance Programmes (See page 12 for details).

What do students say about this course?In a recent survey 99% rated as excellent or good the planning of lessons and teachers’ knowledge of the subject. 96% rated as excellent or good “making the subject interesting and/or enjoyable”.

What do people do with a Level 3 BTEC Subsidiary Diploma in Sport & Exercise Science?The course provides an excellent foundation for candidates who may wish to pursue foundation degrees/degrees in sports science and or a career in: sports psychology, physiology, nutrition, coaching, management, biomechanics, research and professional sport.

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Sport Outdoor AdventureLevel 2 BTEC DiplomaEquivalent to four GCSEs grade A* - C.One year course.

What is this course about?This is an exciting course that focuses on developing a broad range of skills and techniques that are required for successful progression into the outdoor adventure industry or to outdoor adventure related further education courses. The course consists of a variety of units including practical outdoor activities (such as mountain biking, orienteering and climbing), leadership, personal fitness development and testing. All of the practical units are underpinned by relevant theory tailored to outdoor and adventurous activities. Students are supported by our talented, experienced and committed teaching staff as well as their dedicated group tutor. Students can and are encouraged to study this course alongside other areas of Academy of Sport provision as well as to undertake the Duke of Edinburgh award programme.

How will my work be assessed?Each unit is assessed as coursework; there are no exams. You receive feedback about your progress throughout the course.

Evidence for assessment may be generated through a range of activities, including written assignment, role-play, oral assessment, presentations and assessment of practical competency.

Are there any specific entry requirements?You will need a minimum of two grade Ds at GCSE and be able to demonstrate a real passion and interest for outdoor adventurous activities.

Do I have to join an Academy of Sport Sports Performance Programme to enrol on this course?No, this course is open to everyone who meets the entry requirements. However, many people who join this course do also apply to join one of our Sports Performance Programmes (See page 12 for details).

What do students say about this course?Our Sport Outdoor Adventure courses are new areas of provision being delivered for the first time from September 2011. We will update students’ comments in the full

course description at www.worthing.ac.uk, when they are available.

What do people do with a Level 2 BTEC Diploma in Sport Outdoor Adventure?The outdoor adventure sector is one of the fastest growing in the UK. Specific posts within the sector do require very specialist training however this course provides an excellent foundation for candidates intending to pursue a career in:• Instructing outdoor adventurous activities• Mountain leadership• Beach lifeguarding• Winter and the snow sport industry• Action sports industry• Hunting, shooting and fishing• Leisure and fitness• Public services

If you achieve a Merit or above and meet attendance and behaviour expecations you can progress to Level 3 courses at Worthing College such as the BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport Outdoor Adventure.

Opportunity Achievement Success Progression

Sport Outdoor AdventureLevel 3 BTEC Subsidiary Diploma/Diploma/Extended DiplomaEquivalent to three A Levels; not normally combined with other subjects.One year course for Subsidiary Diploma. Two year course for Diploma/Extended Diploma.

What is this course about? This 2-year course is equivalent to two A Levels and gives learners the opportunity to develop a range of skills and techniques, personal skills and attitudes essential for successful progression into the outdoor adventure industry or to outdoor adventure related higher education courses. The course focuses on developing an understanding of both land and water based outdoor and adventurous activities and ensures students experience a wide range of outdoor and adventurous activities. Practical work is underpinned by theoretical study with the course delivered both in and outside of the classroom. Students will plan for, take part in and lead expeditions as well as a wide range for outdoor activities including; mountain biking, walking, kayaking and climbing. Students can and are encouraged to study this course alongside other areas of Academy of Sport provision as well as to undertake the Duke of Edinburgh award programme.

How will my work be assessed?Each unit is assessed as coursework;

there are no exams. You receive feedback about your progress throughout the course. Evidence for assessment may be generated through a range of activities, including written assignment, role-play, oral assessment, presentations, completing Governing Body awards and assessment of practical competency.

Are there any specific entry requirements?You will need a minimum of five GCSEs at grade A* - C, or a Level 2 BTEC Diploma in Sport at Merit or Distinction Level.

Do I have to join an Academy of Sport Sports Performance Programme to enrol on this course?No, this course is open to everyone who meets the entry requirements. However, many people who join this course do also apply to join one of our Sports Performance Programmes (See page 12 for details).

What do students say about this course?“I have really enjoyed the practical activities

and the mixture of different units on the course.”

“The teachers have very good knowledge of the course and outdoor adventure.”

What do people do with a Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in Sport Outdoor Adventure?The outdoor adventure sector is one of the fastest growing in the UK. This qualification will enable you to meet entry requirements for Higher Education Outdoor Adventure courses and whilst specific posts within the sector do require very specialist training this course also provides an excellent foundation for candidates intending to pursue a career in:• Instructing outdoor adventurous

activities• Mountain leadership• Beach lifeguarding• Winter and the snow sport industry• Action sports industry• Hunting, shooting and fishing• Leisure and fitness• Public services

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Academy of Sport: Sports PerformanceHow to ApplyAs a first step you should apply to study at Worthing College. Your application should state your chosen Sports Performance squad in the ‘Subjects to Study’ section of your application. Squads are available in the following sports:

• Basketball• Football (Men’s)• Football (Women’s)• Netball• Rugby

After your application is received by the college you will be sent an interview date and time. At interview we will discuss your academic and sporting goals and a programme of study will be tailored to meet your needs.

The highly competitive selection process involves a trial and a reference from a PE teacher or current coach. Trials are normally held in May with final selection confirmed by the end of June.

Although not a requirement, many of our Sports Performance students do study one of our sports related qualifications. In this prospectus you will find details of:

• Physical Education AS/A Level• Sport Level 2 BTEC Diploma• Sport Level 3 BTEC Subsidiary

Diploma/Diploma/Extended Diploma• Sport and Exercise Science Level 3

BTEC Subsidiary Diploma• Sport Outdoor Adventure Level 2 BTEC

Diploma• Sport Outdoor Adventure Level 3 BTEC

Subsidiary Diploma/Diploma/Extended Diploma

• Advanced Apprenticeship: Golf

Sports qualifications are amongst the most popular and successful at the College.

Our talented, experienced and committed staff use the latest teaching methods and technology to inspire students to successfully complete their qualification of choice.

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Our outstanding Sports Performance programme is delivered by our team of successful and renowned coaching staff.Timetabled sessions include:

• Video analysis.• Strength and conditioning including

regular fitness testing. • Individual skill development.• Regular one to one discussions with

your coach where we will focus on your progress and development.

• Sports nutrition. • Sports psychology.• Team preparation for regular weekly

fixtures.• Home fixtures are played in and around

the Worthing area. Away fixtures can be at venues throughout England and Wales depending on progress in regional and national competitions.

Your College year will begin with a pre-season week that normally starts on the first morning after the August Bank Holiday weekend.

Membership of a Sports Performance Squad is for one year. To extend this you will need to take part in trials alongside new applicants. Your previous commitment to attendance, punctuality and performance standards will be taken into account.

We recognise that our Sports Performance programme attracts applicants from a wide area of Sussex and the South Coast and we can assist with local host family arrangements if required. Host family fees are the responsibility of applicants. We are happy to offer further advice at any time.

Costs for Performance Squad members at the time of going to press are £150 for the kit package and £25 per year as a contribution to travel costs.

99% of sports performance students rate their coaches sporting knowledge as excellent or good.

Setting new standards in sporting excellence and opportunity

The Worthing College Academy of Sport continues to go from strength to strength. In 2011 the college proved its commitment to not only sporting excellence but also to the support and development of its students. Seen here is Worthing College rugby captain Jack Roberts being interviewed prior to receiving the 2011 Pearson Award for Most Improved BTEC Learner of the year at the FE Sussex Spring Awards.

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Basketball• County Cup Runners up• BCS South East League Runners up

Dance• Dance Challenge regional Runners up

Football Men’s• ECFA South East League Winner• ESFA Cup Semi-Finalists

Football Women’s• ECFA South League Runners up• ESFA Cup Semi-Finalists• County Cup Winners• Quarter Finalist ECFA Knockouts – On

goingGolf• ICT Team National Finalist – On going• ICT Players Championships – 4

qualifiers - On going• British Schools and Colleges Tour Final

– 3 qualifiers

Hockey• National Plate Runners up

Netball• County Cup Semi-Finalist

Rugby• BCS Elite League Runners up• BCS Knockouts Semi-Finalists• County Cup Winners

Tennis• AEGON National Finalists

Representative Honours• Alex Cranford – Great Britain World

Deaf Swimming Championship• Alice Gilbert - Commencing

professional Dance training 2011• Naomi Robinson – England Colleges

Women’s Football• Phoebe Standing – Commencing

professional Dance training 2011

Sports Performance highlightsNotable achievements in 2010/11 include:

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Academy of Sport:Annual Sports Awards

The Annual Sports Awards Evening is held at the Assembly Hall, Worthing and continues to be one of the largest and most prestigious awards nights in the whole county. The evening is attended by students, parents and carers, friends, staff

presentation of the Fundraiser of the Year, Team of the Year and Sports Person of the Year trophies.

Pictured below are the major prize winners at the 2010/2011 Awards Evening.

and college Governors. Over 200 students receive ‘Colours’ in recognition of their year-long commitment and dedication. Awards are also presented for the Coaches and Players’ Player of the Year for each of our squads. The evening culminates with the

Academy of Sport:Sports Apprenticeships

Apprenticeships in Sport are a fantastic opportunity to put learnt knowledge and skills into practice within a working environment. Apprentices build up knowledge and skills, gain qualifications and earn money all at the same time.

You can access Apprenticeships and Advanced Apprenticeships through ‘on-the job’ training as an apprenticeship is a partnership between an employer, a training provider (Worthing College) and an apprentice.

Worthing College currently offers Advanced Apprenticeships in Sporting Excellence in

partnership with the England Golf Union as well as an internal Sports Development and Coaching apprenticeship opportunity.

In addition to the apprenticeships above we are also striving to establish further sporting apprenticeship opportunities including community sports coaching.

If you are interested in applying for a sports apprenticeship then please send your CV and full contact details via email to info@worthing.ac.uk and we will try our best to match your qualifications, skills and experience to an employment opportunity and apprenticeship.

GolfAdvanced Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence(AASE)Two year course. The Advanced Apprenticeship in Golfing Excellence offers an unrivalled performance opportunity for talented and aspiring young golfers.

Designed to enhance your performance and knowledge of golf, this 2 year apprenticeship delivers significant coaching, practice and competitive opportunities all led by our highly talented, experienced and committed staff team in partnership with Worthing Golf Club and England Golf.

Apprenticeship highlights:• Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Achieving

Excellence in Sports Performance.• Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in

Sports Performance and Excellence.• Opportunity to progress to University or

other Higher Education with maximum of 360 UCAS points.

• Free membership of Worthing Golf Club• Bursaries for kit and other support (eg

gym membership).• Specialist sports science support (initial

screening and diagnostics, fitness training and testing, sports psychology).

• Regular high level competitions as part of the Intercollegiate Tour.

• Approved host family arrangements if required (approximately £100 per week).

Apprenticeship Qualifications:• Achieve both the Level 3 NVQ

Diploma in Achieving Excellence in Sports Performance and the Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in Sports Performance and Excellence.

• NVQ performance units taught practically on the golf course, short course, range, practice area or in competition.

• NVQ knowledge units taught in practical settings and linked to and supported by the BTEC qualification some of which is college-based.

• Many BTEC assessments based on your development as a golfer and your performance and knowledge of golf.

• BTEC units further enhance your performance and knowledge in sport.

• Many transferable skills including personal learning, thinking and

presentation skills embedded in the NVQ and BTEC.• Parallel Level 2 qualifications offered in

Functional Skills English and Maths if required.

College guidance and support for:• Health and personal wellbeing and

safety.• Career options (including employer

rights and responsibilities).• UCAS applications to Higher Education.

Entry RequirementsMale applicants must be playing to a handicap of 5 and female applicants to a handicap of 10. We are able to accept handicaps above this if real potential is evident during the selection process.

Academic entry requirements are a minimum of five grade Cs at GCSE. Applicants must additionally study Functional skills English and Maths where GCSE grades in these subjects are below C.

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Worthing Golf Club Worthing Golf Club with its two 18 hole courses, occupies a commanding position on the slopes of the South Downs all of which is now included in the South Downs National Park. Worthing Lower (Championship) Course is the most interesting of all the Downland Links courses and the best test of golf. The Upper Course provides an interesting contrast to the Lower Course. With a total length of 5211 yards against the 6505 yards of the Lower, it is a less exacting test for the handicap player. However, its smaller scale requires greater accuracy and allows fewer margins for error. Both courses command breathtaking views of the English Channel, the finest provided by the holes around the turn on the Upper Course. They offer you a panoramic view of the whole stretch of the Channel from the Seven Sisters to the east across to the Isle of Wight in the west.

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Stephen Rolley – Head Coach Stephen is a vastly experienced and talented elite coach who is a fellow of the PGA and has been an England Regional and National squad coach for 20 years. As head professional at Worthing Golf Club Stephen has established an enviable reputation for elite player development within Sussex and beyond.

Justin Rose and Paul Casey were both members of the first EGU squad Stephen coached and since then Stephen has coached many International, Walker Cup and European Tour Players.

Stephen also has an enviable professional playing record including a European Tour Card Holder for 12 years, five times qualified for the Open and England Boy and Great Britain & Ireland U23 International.

Gary Dawes – CoachGary has vast coaching experience both within and outside golf. Gary has worked with tour players and aspiring amateurs and has built up an enviable reputation.

Working within the Sussex Boys County Coaching team Gary complements technical development with his extensive knowledge of sports psychology including neuro linguistic programming and hypnotherapy.

Sam Hollingdale – Fitness Coach Sam works with all golfers from Tour professional to weekend golfers and currently works with clients from International Squads, County Squads, College / University Teams and individual clients. Sam also has private studios / offices and associations with various golf clubs.

Sam brings a wealth of experience from personal training, strength and conditioning, health club management, golf club management and military service. Current qualifications held include REPS3 and NASM, Strength & Conditioning, Paul Chek, Titleist Certified, Golf Athlete Level 1 & 2, Master NLP practitioner, Cognitive Hypnotherapy.

Golf (continued)Worthing Golf Club and Staff Team

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Academy of Sport:Active Health and Wellbeing

Did you know that between the ages of 16-19 you are most likely to stop participating in physical activity than at any other time in your life?

The college Active Health and Wellbeing initiatives are focused on supporting the development of positive lifelong habits and healthy lifestyles for all students.

Every day at college offers different Active Health and Wellbeing opportunities. From Street Dance to Spinning to Table Tennis to Yoga we ensure that our provision meets the needs of all students.

The college also holds regular whole day events to promote health and wellbeing. Local and regional clubs and agencies support us with these events.

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Academy of Sport:Community and PartnersWorking with the CommunityThe Academy of Sport supports the local the community in many ways. In 2010/11 Academy of Sport students volunteered for a total of 1,745 hours delivering sports coaching and leadership opportunities for young children.

In addition to the extensive voluntary work, the Academy of Sport supports the Chestnut Tree House which is the only children’s hospice in Sussex. Chestnut Tree House cares for children and young adults from 0-19 years of age with progressive life-limiting and life-threatening illnesses.

All Sports Performance squad members are required to raise awareness and strongly encouraged to participate in fund raising to support the essential work of the Chestnut Tree House.

Working with partnersWorthing College Academy of Sport has built up many strong working relationships with partners including local, regional and national clubs and organisations. These partnerships are essential to our ongoing and outstanding success.

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Albion in the CommunityAlbion in the Community are pleased to be working with FE Education in Sussex. Our programme of football coaching for college students fulfils our key aims of encouraging continued enjoyment and participation in sport across Sussex amongst a wide range of ages and abilities. Quality sports coaching programmes in FE Colleges are very important as they can inspire young people at a critical transitional stage of their development from child to adult, helping them maintain the healthy habit and interest in regular physical activity or sport started at school, laying the foundation for a healthier lifestyle as an adult. In addition, we believe that offering a regular sports programme alongside academic courses and activities encourages general educational achievement and motivation. Worthing College appreciates and promotes the importance of sport, and we are delighted to be continuing to develop our work with the college and its students.

Working with partnersWorthing College Academy of Sport has built up many strong working relationships with partners including local, regional and national clubs and organisations. These partnerships are essential to our ongoing and outstanding success.

Jack Roberts is presented with the Fundraiser of the Year trophy by College Principal Peter Corrigan.

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Our Sports Performance students have raised £11,740 over the past two years. Pictured here is the end of the Annual Sponsored Walk from Wothing Pier to Brighton Pier.

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