Workshop 1

Curriculum

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

Although the partnerships within North Tyneside exceeded the 2006 PESSCL target of 75% of pupils participating in two hours of High Quality PE within and beyond the curriculum, the PDMs along with the PE, Sport and Physical Activity steering group felt we should reflect on how much of this delivery was of High Quality. A combination of partnerships and strategies were then developed to help schools recognise what HQ should look like and understand how it can be achieved. The session will highlight how existing programmes were strengthened and what new initiatives were then developed and implemented."

Deliverers: Charlotte Sayers, Churchill Community SSP and Carol Welford, John Spence SSP
(repeated Thursday morning W27)

Workshop 2

Curriculum

Effective strategies to achieve two hours high quality PE

How the school improvement service works with its SSP towards common goals. How we can align the targets.

Deliverer: Sue Trotman, Adviser for Effective Practice and LDA, Sandwell LA, Lisa Adams, PDM, Wood Green (Sandwell) SSP and Stacey Tromans, PDM,  Oldbury SSP.

Workshop 3

Competition

Using competition to maximise the impact of the 5 hour offer

This workshop will highlight the use of intra and inter school competition to increase participation in young people as wel las exploring additional opportunities that have become available to them, eg young leaders, young officials etc.

Deliverer: Wendy Gooding PDM, Stanground SSP and Beth Macleod, Development Manager, Youth Sport Trust
(repeated Thursday morning W30)

Workshop 4

Competition

Capacity building

Are you using the infrastructure effectively? Exploring how CMs have engaged with partners to improve intra and inter competition and the challenges we have faced within this. To look at how we have addressed these challenges to maximise the contribution of everyone in order to maximise the impact of competition.

Deliverer: Vicci Webley, Senior Competition Manager, Hereford & Worcester and Ian McNally, PDM, Redditch School Sport Partnership

Workshop 5

L+V/Coaching

Leadership and volunteering in a School Sport Partnership

A Sports College shares a leadership and volunteering pathway and how they have worked across the School Sport Partnership to spread leadership and volunteering best practice.

Deliverer: Dawn Brooksbank, Youth Sport Trust, Whickham SSP plus two Young Ambassadors

Workshop 6

L+V/Coaching

Athlete Role Models

How can an SSP work with and maximise the impact of Athlete Role Models? The workshop will give delegates a taste of what ARM programmes Youth Sport Trust currently run, how an athlete mentor could be used in schools or partnerships and our vision and ideas for the future. An athlete mentor will also be attending to give their story and a taste of how they deliver to young people.

Deliverers:  Heather Monro, Athlete Role Model Development Programme Manager, Louise Davis, Athlete Role Model Development Office and Debbie Smith, Changing LIVES Project Officer, Youth Sport Trust

Workshop 7

School to Community

Incorporating community needs within school building programmes

This workshop will look at examples of how schools have maximised potential community benefit within building programmes and established community sport programmes on their sites.

Deliverer: Ian Knights, Head Teacher, Hamble Community Sports College

Workshop 8

School to Community

The five-hour child 

How do we find out the participation habits of young people and what do we do with the information we collect?

Deliverer: Claire Syvret, Leighton Linslade SSP, Pete Hardy, Sports Development Manager, team BEDS&LUTON CSP, Ben Jones, Club and Coach Development Manager, Active Norfolk and Vicki Hall, Marketing and Communications Manager, Active Norfolk.

Workshop 9

School to Community

Expanding your network to deliver the five-hour offer

This interactive workshop will explore the role for non-traditional partners in delivering sport as part of the five-hour offer. Delegates will have the opportunity to discuss the range of different statutory, voluntary and community sector partners who might contribute to the provision of sport for young people in settings beyond the school gates. By the end of the session, delegates will have a greater understanding of why non-traditional partners would want to get involved and how to work towards delivering with them through partnerships.

Mark Lawrie, National Development Manager, Volunteering StreetGames, Emma Seymour, Reading SSP, Sue Issac, Reading SSP and Lisa Pearce, Sport Reading Manager, Reading Borough Council

Workshop 10

Infrastructure

SSP Financial reporting and planning

This workshop will look specifically at the Annual Review, SSC5 and ways to monitor funds during the school year to make the whole process easier.  The session will demonstrate the importance of managing finances and having a financial plan.  It will help delegates recognise the importance of good planning and who can support them in this process.

Deliverer: John Merne, AEA

Workshop 11 

Infrastructure 

Developing the infrastructure to achieve the five hour offer

This workshop will provide you with ideas for alternative staffing models that have been put in place by both partnerships to refocus, develop and restructure the roles of core staff (SSCos and PDMs) within the SSP to achieve the five hour offer. The workshop provides an overview of staff restructures in both a 2 tier and 3 tier education system and will also offer advice on performance management systems.

Deliverers: Gabby Shirley, Redborne SSP and Richard Francis, Development Manager, North East Hampshire SSP

Workshop 12

Infrastructure

Working with Diversity

A thought provoking workshop targeted for SSCo, NGB and CSP staff aimed at providing an introduction to diversity. The workshop will explore the barriers to engaging with people who are different to ourselves and consider how these barriers impact on our work.

Deliverer: Kathryn Eade, Thinking People

Workshop 13 

Infrastructure 

A workforce for a 2012 SSP

Using the EPD as a framework for what is needed within a 2012 SSP and its role within the five hour offer. This workshop will highlight the need to develop a wide range of new and existing posts within an SSP infrastructure in order to meet the new and challenging demands being faced by partnerships over the next four years with a particular focus on the role of the SSCo.

Deliverers: Liz Roberts, PDM, Broxtowe SSP (Bramcote Hills), Andy Daniels, Wheldon SSP and Mick Fallon, PDM, Beckfoot SSP