Network Table 1

Curriculum Network

Where is high quality PE in my partnership?

The process for knowing if schools know they have high quality PE.

Deliverers: Alex Mays, Partnership Development Manager, Wyre Forest SSP and Joe Lindley, PESSCo, Burlish Park Primary School and Janet Bickerton, Head Teacher, Burlish Park Primary School

Network Table 2

Curriculum Network

Advocacy for two hours high quality PE

The session will be a discussion of the key strategies for developing and ensuring two hours high quality PE.

Deliverer: Andy Mawdsley, PDM, East Staffordshire SSP

Network Table 3

Competition Network

Young officials

How they can support delivery of your high quality competitions.

Deliverer – Louise Gruchy, Young Officials Development Manager, Youth Sport Trust, Chris Stott, Young Officials Development Officer for Volleyball England and Gemma Werrett, Young Officials Development Officer for UK Athletics
(repeated Thursday morning NT64)

Network Table 4

Competition Network

Introducing the principles of competition through multi-skill resources

This table will cover delivering high quality multi-skills festivals at both KS1 and KS2.

Deliverer: Scott Sivier, Competition Manager, Hampshire and IOW
(repeated Wednesday afternoon NT35)

Network Table 5

Competition Network

Using Aquatic Festivals as a full inclusive inter school competition and significantly increasing the number of new young participants taking part.

Deliverer – Penny Moorfield, Senior Competition Manager, Bebington High Sports College
(repeated Thursday morning NT67)

Network Table 6

Competition Network

Share your views and ideas about Young People Organising Committees leading intra school competition

Deliverer:  Katie Donovan, Youth Sport Trust Consultant

Network Table 7

Competition Network

Transforming competitive sport

The US competitive school sport model is one of the most highlight organised in the world, this network will provide you with the opportunity to talk with an Athletic Director and other colleagues from a US college about competitive sport in education in the US and explore with them the lessons that could be adapted for the English system.

Delivers: Dr Deborah Swanton, Dean, School of Sport Science and Chair Athletic Training & Physical Education, Endicott College and colleagues: Dr Katie Kilty, Assistant Profession School of Sport Science and Sean Quirk Assistant Athletic Director
(repeated Wednesday afternoon NT37)

Network Table 8

Infrastructure Network

Briefing sessions for the SSCo Skill Development Pilot -  Sheffield Hallam University

We will be holding three briefing sessions for Yorkshire PDMs (during each of the three network sessions) you only need attend one.  The briefing will provide the background and detail of the programme going forward and we would urge all Yorkshire PDMs to attend.

Deliverer: Sheffield Hallam University

Network Table 9

L+V/Coaching Network

National School Sport Week

What we did in our SSP, the impact it had and looking forward to next year

Deliverer: Dawn Brooksbank, Youth Sport Trust plus two Young Ambassadors/Young Leaders

Network Table 10

L+V/Coaching Network

Young people as school based volunteers in practice

What great SSPs are doing to grow and deploy young leaders inside the school gates to support the 5 hour offer?

Deliverer: Anita Spray, PDM, Joseph Whittaker SSP

Network Table 11

Curriculum

Life after Top Ups

PESSYP School Swimming Improvement Programme

Deliverer: Jon Glenn, Amateur Swimming Association

Network Table 12

L+V/Coaching Network

Leadership Pathway KS2-KS3 – What does it look like?

What are SSPs doing to develop a Leaderhip Pathway from KS2-KS3?

Deliverer:  Sarah Richards, North Worcestershire School Sport Partnership

Network Table 13

L+V/Coaching Network

Developing a pathway for leaders and volunteers within a specific sport

How hockey has developed a pathway for leaders and volunteers

Deliverer – Harry Strickland, England Hockey Youth Panel

Network Table 14

School to Community 

Strategies for successfully moving young people from school sport into community sport

This network will highlight examples of projects that have successfully moved young people into club membership.

Deliverers: Louaz Hofton, Partnership Development Manager, and Patrick Hendrie, School Club Link Officer, Lymm High School

Network Table 15

School to Community 

PESSYP Club Links

Update on currently activity/best practice from National Governing Bodies in this area of work.

Deliverers: Daniel Griffin, National School 2 Dojo Co-ordinator, British Judo and Gayle Mahoney, British Gymnastics

Network Table 16

School to Community 

Young people are doing it for themselves

Looks at Young Leaders that deliver sports opportunities through a progressive leadership programme embracing the use of Club Ambassadors

Deliverer:  Linda Dyer, PDM, Poole SSP and Kath Rudd, PDM, Christchurch & Purbeck SSP

Network Table 17

Infrastructure

Developing a Performance Management System Supporting SSCos

The SSP have been developing a Performance Management System that will support the five full-time SSCos and five part-time SSCos employed within the SSP. The process was formalised with the support of the Specialist Sports College.

Deliverer: Maggie Jackson, PDM, Biddenham Upper School and Sports College

Network Table 18

School to Community 

Bikeability

How Bikeability has been used to engage young people in cycling as a sport and how the programme compliments national programmes such as Healthy School, School Travel Plans

Deliverer: Stephen Jones, Assistant PDM, St Bedes/Blackburn with Darwen SSP

Network Table 20

Infrastructure Network

FESCo – Sharing good practice

This session will give delegates the opportunity to hear about the impact of the pilot FESCos and the work they have been doing within their College. There will also be the opportunity to hear about how the Youth Sport Trust plans to support FESCos going forward.

Deliverers: Jayne Molyneux, National Development Manager, Youth Sport Trust and Kath Purnell, FESCo, Yeovill College

Network Table 21

Infrastructure Network

Good Practice in financial management

This network will identify ways in which PDMs are utilising spreadsheets, forms, invoicing and Service Level Agreements to improve communication and management of their partnerships.

Deliverer:  Sadie Primmer, SSP Team, AEA

Network Table 22

Infrastructure Network

Norwich Union GirlsActive

Supporting girls to work together

Deliverers: Rebecca Walters, Aireville SSP
(repeated Wednesday afternoon NT50)

Network Table 23

Infrastructure Network

Using the infrastructure to ensure the inclusion of all young people

This table will explore the opportunities and possibilities for using the infrastructure of the partnership to impact on the inclusion of all young people and will use the example from the Hertford and Ware Sports Partnership.

Deliverer:  Ann Marie Riddle and Debbie Evans, Hertford and Ware (The Sele School) Sports Partnership

Network Table 25

Business Honours Club

Activate in the Classroom

An extra 75 minutes of quality physical activity each week to increase the physical fluency and automised banks of movement for children

Deliverer: Neil Bangs, Val Sabin Publications sponsored by Davies Sport

Network Table 26

L+V/Coaching Network

School sport coaching – Drop in Clinic

This table will provide opportunities to receive latest information on school sport coaching with a brief overview and update, there will then be a chance to discuss the programmes implementation.

Deliverer Suzanne Glavin, Development Manager, Leadership and Volunteering, Youth Sport Trust
(repeated Wednesday afternoon NT39 and Thursday afternoon NT81)         

Network Table 27

Infrastructure Network

Effective partnerships with Higher Education

How the student workforce can support SSPs in achieving targets. Only relevant to North West PDMs

Deliverer: Jonathan Sibley, Strategic Partnerships Co-ordinator and Tom Fletcher, HEFCE Partnership Co-oridnator, LIMU