Paul Ainslie

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Extending Activities

• Paul Ainslie
• Extending Activities / Sport Unlimited
• Project Manager

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PESSCL, The PE and Sport Strategy for Young
People The Ambition

• The PESSCL strategy is now the PE and Sport
  Strategy for Young People often referred to as
  the 5 hour offer
• At least 2 hours high quality PE and school sport
  (5 16yrs)
• The opportunity for at least a further 3 hours
  beyond the school day delivered by a range of
  school, community and club providers (5 19yrs)

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Additional Funding Streams 2008-11

• FE Sports Co-ordinators - The addition of FE
  sports co-ordinators linked to School Sport
  Partnerships
• Competition Managers - The completion of the roll
  out of competition managers linked to School
  Sport Partnerships
• Coaching - Top up grants to School Sport
  Partnerships to pay for coaching
• Disability Multi-sport clubs Multi sport clubs
  for children with special needs linked to School
  Sport Partnerships
• Summer School Sport week
• Extending Activities / Sport Unlimited - Funding
  to support extended club activity designed to
  attract a different type of young person (36m)

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Extending Activities... Where it fits
Extending Activities
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Extending Activities the vision!

• to ensure up to 900,000 children and young
  people in the 5 to 19 age range from the semi
  sporty population segment take up an additional
  2 hours of term time high quality sports
  activities through attractive provision designed
  to stimulate and increase take up and sustain
  participation

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Extending Activities - outcomes

• to contribute to the Government agreements and to
  complement aspects of the Every Child Matters
  Agenda
• to hear what semi sporty children and young
  people want and to deliver these sporting
  activities through clubs and organisations within
  Surrey
• to communicate with these semi sporty young
  people through the local delivery system and sign
  post them to a high quality, positive activity.
• to create behavioural change in the young people
  by encouraging them to participate more regularly
  in out of school and community sport activities

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Surrey Calculations
Total Funding
Target
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Extending Activities Headlines
Over the next 3 years in Surrey, Extending
Activities is looking to retain 11,484
semi-sporty young people through 390,900
investment

• Delivered through a county plan of local
  projects, co-ordinated by ASSP with the
  involvement and ownership of local delivery
  organisations LAs, SSPs, NGBs and other partners
  
• Target semi sporty young people for additional
  1 to 2 hours
• Projects should be of 10 weeks duration
• Focus on agreed priorities, e.g. 11 to 19 age
  range
• Term time projects, delivered out of school hours
  and in club and community settings
• Focus on high quality, attractive and SUSTAINABLE
  provision
• Develop clubs that attract a wider range of young
  people

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Where are we now Autumn Term Delivery 34,000
delivering 25 projects to potentially 1,200 young
people

• Being delivered by
• NGBs e.g. Badminton England, Surrey Rugby
• Local Authorities
• Community Clubs
• Schools
• A combination of the above works best!!

• Sport that is being delivered
• Canoeing, football, squash, rugby, multi-sports,
  rowing, boxercise, basketball, athletics,
  gymnastics, exercise and fitness, sailing,
  kayaking, adventurous activities, movement and
  dance, badminton, martial arts

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Lessons Learnt from Autumn Term

• Community Clubs need support
• Ensuring there is agreement with third parties
  (particularly schools) up front
• Delivering in partnership shares the workload but
  make sure roles and responsibilities are clear
• Commitment needed to get young people to the
  start line

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Case Study Runnymede Panthers

• Organised by Local Authority, school and
  Athletics Development Officer in partnership
• Identified a need
• Secured partnership funding from school and local
  authority to boost potential of EA funding
• Set out roles and responsibilities
• Arranged Sporting Champion to visit
• Ensured sustainability of project

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Going Forward

• The paperwork
• Role of Active Surrey in supporting EA applicants
• Role of NGBs as applicants and supporting club
  applications
• DEADLINE FOR SPRING APPLICATIONS 17TH OCTOBER