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Saturday 24th November 2007 WELCOME
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Veluws College LOOT school
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• Wim Hoetmer
• Director Secondary Education / Rector
• Member of the national council LOOT foundation
• Gert Boonen
• French teacher
• LOOT coordinator

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DUTCH EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
UNIVERSITY (4/5 YEARS)
HIGHER PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION (4 YEARS)

SENIOR SECONDARY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION (3 YEARS)
PRE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION (6 YEARS)
HIGHER GENERAL SECONDARY EDUCATION (5 YEARS)
PRE-VOCATIONAL SECONDARY EDUCATION (4 YEARS)
PRIMARY / ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (8 YEARS)
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National network of schools in which talented
young sporters are enabled to realise their
ambitions in the field of sports and meanwhile
get a school diploma at their highest attainable
level.

• NOCNSF

• National Consultative body for Education and
  Top-class sport (Landelijk Overleg Onderwijs en
  Topsport)
• came into existence in 1991
• intensive contact with Topsport Gelderland
  (NOCNSF)
• approximately 2700 LOOT students
• 24 LOOT schools

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The places where you can find a LOOT school
areAlkmaar Almelo                             
                          Almere Alphen aan den
Rijn Amsterdam Apeldoorn Arnhem Bergen op
Zoom Den Bosch Den Haag Eindhoven Emmen
Enschede Groningen Heerenveen Hilversum
Hoorn Nijmegen Rotterdam Sittard Utrecht
Venlo Weert Zwolle
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Veluws College

• Secondary Comprehensive School
• 4 locations
• pre-vocational, higher general secondary,
• grammar school, gymnasium (both pre
  university)
• close to 2700 pupils
• LOOT school

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• How do you become a LOOT student?
• When you meet one of the following requirements
• You are a youth sporter at the highest national
  level of your age category.
• You belong to the highest category of sporters
  (the so called A or B category according to
  NOCNSF qualification).
• You are at least part of a regional or national
  selection.
• You are a youth football player of a
  professional soccer association.

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Winners
Daan de Jonge (4H2) 2nd place Judo
Niels van Mourik (2G1) 1st place Open Dutch
Karate Championship October 2007
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• Status assessment by way of an intake form and
  status manual
• T2 regional top-class sporter
• T1 (inter)national top-class sporter
• Answers any possible questions
• Top-class sports pass (valid until December
  2008)

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In action

Emma Peper (4H3) Hippic sport
Lonneke Meijer (3V1) - Karate
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Number of pupils with LOOT status Location CB 12
MP 11 TW 3 WB 30 ______ Total 56

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• Facilities
• Flexible timetable with room for training
  sessions and matches.
• (Partial) exemption for certain subjects.
• Postponement or reduction of homework.
• Postponement or adaptation of tests and or
  school exams
• LOOT coordinator support.
• Possibility of spread exams over two school
  years

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• Possible exemption of subjects
• Lower forms
• certain elements of PE
• Higher forms of pre vocational secondary
  education (VMBO)
• PE, Social Science and Music / Drama
• 1 subject or element from the free set of
  subjects

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• Higher forms of Higher General Secondary
  Education (HAVO)
• PE
• Social science and Arts 1 (Cultural Classical
  Education)
• chosen subject or chosen subject from a
  profile
• Higher forms of Pre university education (VWO)
• PE
• Social science, Science, Arts 1 (Cultural
  Classical Education)
• chosen subject or chosen subject from a
  profile

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• Task of LOOT coordinator
• (1 coordinator for each location)
• consults with pupils / sporters about the
  combination of school and sport
• handles exemptions and or special leave
• discusses time table adaptations
• makes agreements about written tests and school
  exams
• guards school results
• has contact with pupils / sporters and their
  parents
• has talks with parents
• answers any questions

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In action
Patrick Roël (3H1) - Skiing
Celine Berends (2V1) Volleyball
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• Famous Dutch sportsmen women who once had a
  LOOT status and participated in the Olympic
  Games
• Orhan Delibas Boxing Silver medallist 1992
  Barcelona
• Karel Klaver Hockey Silver medallist 2004
  Athens
• Sven Kramer Speed skating Silver Bronze
  medallist 2006 Salt Lake City
• Ireen Wust Speed skating Gold Bronze
  medallist 2006 Salt Lake City
• Ellen Wiegers Short Track 1998 Nagano
• Yuri van Gelder Gymnastics Gold medallist
  World European Championship
• Robin van Persie Soccer World Championship
• Marlies van Baalen Hippic sports 4th position
  2004 Athens
• Bianca v/d Velden Synchronized 2004 Athens
  nomination 2008 Bejing
• swimming
• Madelon Baans Swimming 1996 Atlanta 2000
  Sydney 2004 Athens

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Any questions?