Workshops - Day 2

Workshop 27

Curriculum

Why high quality PE is important to achieving the five hour offer

This workshop will explore how the SSP infrastructure supports the development of two hours high quality physical education, which in turn leads to young people becoming more motivated to achieve the five hour target. It will explore roles and responsibilities within the infrastructure as well as mechanisms that focus on how to develop high quality physical education.

Deliverers:  Claire Wallace, PDM, West Oxfordshire SSP and Carolyn Murphy, PDM, King Alfreds SSP
(repeated Wednesday morning W1)

Workshop 28

Curriculum

The Sport and Acitve Leisure Diploma and and Applied Learning

This workshop will give an introduction to the Sport and Active Leisure Diploma and how the School Sport Partnership can play a role as an employer within the diploma.  The workshop will look at how the SSP can provide applied learning opportunities for young people and the benefits this may provide for them.

Deliverers: Emma Cannell, Youth Sport Trust and Joe Ruddock, Development Officer, Young People and Entry to the Workforce, Skills Active

Workshop 29

Curriculum

Effective use of partners in professional development to ensure high quality PE

Stockton School Sports Parternship will share examples of how they have engaged a range of partners to provide a programme of CPD that goes beyond the traditional list of courses; and explain how this has impacted on the delivery of high quality PE in school.

Deliverer: Lisa Yates, School and Community Sports Partnership Manager, Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council and Daran Crofts, PDM, Stockton-on-Tees

Workshop 30

Competition

Using competition to maximise the impact of the five hour offer

Real life examples and the impact  of intra and inter school competitions linked to the National Competition Framework

Deliverer: Chris Milward, Senior Competiton Manager, Black Country 
(repeated Wednesday morning W3)

Workshop 31

Competition

From paper to reality – high quality delivery of the national competition frameworks

This workshop will overview latest developments on interschool competitions and highlight work being undertaken by Competition Managers based on new focussed NGB competitions.  It will give real life examples from Derbyshire.

Deliverers:  Roger Davis, development Manager, Youth Sport Trust, Will Roberts, Development Manager - UK School Games, Youth Sports Trust and Will Evans, Senior Competition Manager, Derbyshire Sport

Workshop 32

Competition

Developing intra school competitions

How to develop an intra school competition programme that targets specific groups of young performers using modified and alternative sporting activities alongside traditional sports.  The workshop will include examples of how an intra school competition can fit within existing competition calendars and sporting frameworks and delegates will have the opportunity to review resources created specifically to cater for intra school competition programmes.

Deliverer: Neil Castle, Senior Competition Manager, Kent

Workshop 33

L+V/Coaching

Leadership and volunteering pathways into coaching, officiating and event volunteering

Outlining a pathway for young people in leadership, volunteering and coaching.  Exploring sport specific models of progression and understanding a young persons journey.

Deliverer: Suzanne Glavin, Development Manager Leadership and Volunteering and Louise Gruchy, Young Officials Development Manager, Youth Sport Trust, Stefan Newbury, Young Official Development Officer for British Judo and Chloe Kerr, Young Event Volunteer Development Officer for Manchester.

Workshop 34

L+V/Coaching

Leadership academies in school sport partnerships

This session will introduce the broad aims and outcomes of a Leadership Academy.  The session will explore the four year journey and approach undertaken by North Stoke SSP in establishing a successful Leadership Academy, using the national guidance notes, highlight three quick wins and reinforce three outstanding challenges using North Stoke SSP, as a working example.

Deliverers: James Wilkinson, Youth Sport Trust and Nigel Edwards, PDM Holden Lane SSP

Workshop 35

School to Community

Sport Unlimited

This workshop aims to challenge delegates on how and where clubs could go ‘deeper and broader’ with their offer and what needs to happen to make this a reality.  What range of providers need to be engaged and who needs to take the lead and how the power of the brand of a professional sports club can be harnessed to best effecto

Deliverers: Hannah Pirnie, Project Director, Saracens RFC and John O’Callaghan, Sports Development Manager, Herts Sports Partnership

Workshop 36 

School to Community  

Competition – the role of competition as a bridge between school and community

This workshop will exemplify where good inter/intra school competition strategies can result in the development of sustainable community sport opportunities. The workshop will explore “what are the ingredients of these programmes?”

Deliverers: Lisa McGuigan, Partnership Development Manager, The Bulmershe SSP and Hayley Scott, National Development Manager for Softball

Workshop 37

School to Community

London 2012 Legacy

The vision for vibrant sporting communities

Deliverer – to be confirmed

Workshop 38

Infrastructure

Creating a synergy between the SSP and the SCC hub site

Creating a synergy between the SSP and the SCC hub siteThis workshop will explore how the SSCo team and SSC PE depts can work together as one single institution – with examples of good practice.

Deliverers: Richard Drew, Deputy Headteacher and Maggie Jackson, PDM, Biddenham Upper School and Sports College

Workshop 39

Infrastructure

Developing and integrating the perfect partnership SSP team

This workshop will look at different ways of assessing individuals; strengths and then help PDMs eamine their emotional intelligence and explore the process of blending different personalities to build the effective relationships essential for the perfect partnership.

Deliverer: David Haskins, Consultant to Youth Sport Trust and Visiting Fellow, Sheffield Hallam University

Workshop 40 

L+V/Coaching

Young Ambassadors: Unlocking their power and impact

An insight into how the Young Ambassador programme is benefiting the partnership.

Deliverers: Vincent Brittan, PDM Central, Technology and Sports College, South West Lincolnshire SSP and Debbie Foote, Young Ambassador and Lian Loan-Lack, Sports Ambassador for the Partnership