what is an ambassador? task using the pictures discuss if these sports stars are ambassadors what do...
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What is an Ambassador?
TaskUsing the pictures discuss if these sports stars are ambassadorsWhat do they promote?What makes them or doesn't make them an ambassador?What skills and personal qualities do they display?
Insert pictures of sports stars who are ambassadors and some that are not and some that are debatable.
Tom DaleySteve RedgraveRebecca AdlingtonAndy MurrayCarlos TevezDavid Millar – Cycling Dwain ChambersSerena WilliamsJustin GatlinJessica Ennis
AlternativeYou could print out the pictures and get the Young Ambassadors to put them in groups of ambassadors, not ambassadors and not sure.
AlternativeYou could use sports stars facemasks to aid the discussion on being an ambassador.
What skills do you need to display as a Young Ambassador?
What is the difference between a Young Ambassador and a Sports Leader?
TaskComplete either the ‘Spider Skill Set’ or ‘My Skill Set Smiles’ sheets to work out your strengths and areas for development.
Young Ambassador vs Sports Leader?
What skills are required to be an ambassador?
Your role as an adiStar Young Ambassador
adiStar Young Ambassadors have three roles
In your school you should try to
• Increase participation in your school• Promote the positive values sport can
develop• Be an ambassador and role model for PE
and school sport
The next slide will show you who is able to help you in the local area.
Young Ambassadors Organising CommitteeLocal Area Team
adiStarYoung
Ambassadors Work in your
secondary school
adiStar Young
Ambassadors Work in your
secondary school
adiStar Young
Ambassadors Work in your
secondary school
adiStarYoung
Ambassadors Work in your
secondary school
adiStarYoung
Ambassadors Work in your
secondary school
Bronze YAPrimary
Bronze YAPrimary
adiStarYoung
Ambassadors Work in your
secondary school
PlatinumExperienced Young
Ambassadors Work across the local area
GOLDYoung Ambassadors
Work across the local area
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Ambassadors per secondary school
Bronze YAPrimary
Bronze YAPrimary
Bronze YAPrimary
Bronze YAPrimary
In the next session you will need to take the adiStar Young Ambassadors through how they can fulfil their role of increasing participation, promoting the Values and promoting London 2012
As there is a lot of information you might like to divide them into groups to look at the information for 20mins and then get them to make a 5min presentation to the whole group
Increasing participationChange 4 Life Clubs - Can YA’s get involved in helping at these clubs?School Games – What can role can YA’s play?School Sport Organising Committees -
Promoting the values
Being an ambassador and role model
Your local School Games Organiser will be able to help you with information on Change 4 Life Clubs and the School Games.
Ideas for
• Increase participation in your school• Promote the positive values sport can develop
• Be an ambassador and role model for PE and school sport
What is School Games?
The School Games is a celebration of competitive sport that will involve all young people in years 3 to 13, of all abilities and backgrounds.
Intra School Competition in the School Games
Year round programme• Multi-sport programme
• Designed by young people• Experienced by as many young people as possible
School Games Day• Culmination of your year round programme
Lev
el 1 Increasing participation
How can you help to get people involved in this day?
Inter School Competition in the School Games
Year round programme• Multi-sport programme
• Local leagues – regular competition• Experienced by as many young people as possible
School Games Festival• Culmination of your year round programme
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el 3
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el 2
Promoting the ValuesCan you reward examples of the Values in action at this event?
Change4Life Sports Clubs
“School Sport Clubs that are engaging less active young people using the Inspiration of the
Olympics and Paralympics”
Change4Life Sports Clubs - Vision
“By 2013 to develop a network of 13500 Change4Life Sports Clubs across primary,
secondary and special schools that capture the interest of less active young people, engages them
with school sport and provides a stepping stone into lifelong participation”
Change4Life Sports Clubs - principles
• Attracts less active young people in multi-sport and non-traditional school sport clubs
• Builds a network of Change4Life Sports Clubs on school sites
• Uses the inspiration of Olympic and Paralympic values• Responds to what Young People want.• Develops a “sense of belonging” and establishes a regular
culture of attendance and participation• Utilises the club environment to change behaviours around
key health areas
Secondary Change4Life Sports Clubs
Rationale...
• Increasing participation in school sport clubs• Use non-traditional school sports to develop school based sports
clubs• Increasing capacity of clubs to take junior members in 7 sports• Developing a new type of sports club – on a school site and driven by
the needs of young people• Contributing to the “School Games” by ensuring less active young
people can engage in those sports• Provide a platform for the deployment of young leaders to run clubs• Provide innovative equipment packages that engage different young
people
Primary Change4Life Sports Clubs
Rationale...
• Increasing physical activity and wellness in 7-9 year olds• Improving self esteem and addressing mental health
issues• Increasing participation in less active children in the most
deprived areas• Developing a new type of sports club – on a school site
and driven by the needs of young people• Contributing to the “School Games” by ensuring less
active young people can engage• Positioning of a “health” message within “sport”
More information & filmGo to:
www.nhs.uk/c4lsportsclubs
Promoting the positive values in sport
Who can help you?
In order to help you fulfil your role you are going to have to get help from other people.
What about forming your own School Sport Organising Committee?
Follow Young Ambassadors...
Young Ambassadors on facebook
Young Ambassadors on twitter
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