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Local Study

Local Study. 1000 word essay outlining your sport in the local community. Begin with an overview of your sport Numbers of people playing Numbers of clubs Leagues & facilities available Levels within the pyramid. Grass Roots Provision.

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Local Study

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  1. Local Study 1000 word essay outlining your sport in the local community

  2. Begin with an overview of your sport • Numbers of people playing • Numbers of clubs • Leagues & facilities available • Levels within the pyramid Grass Roots Provision

  3. What is happening to your sport at local schools – focus on John Warner & feeder primaries • What facilities do they use - Are they used by the community as well? Provision at local schools

  4. Description of the club • Facts regarding funding – match fees & subs • Where do members train & play • Where does the club fit into the performance pyramid • Have any external agencies helped the club • Has there been any lottery funding Provision at One Local Club

  5. The Public sector – owned & run by local councils • The private Sector – Owned & run by commercial companies • The voluntary Sector – owned & run by volunteers Facilities & opportunities in the 3 key sectors

  6. Usually National programmes developed by your Governing body – but delivered locally – Programmes designed to encourage young people to start the sport • Award schemes for young participants – Badges and certificates young people can be tested on & try to collect • ? Local schemes run for older participants Schemes & Programmes in your sport

  7. Golf – Tri golf, Golf Xtreme, Junior Golf Passport www.golf-foundation.org • Netball – High 5, Netball Skills Awards www.englandnetball.co.uk • Hockey – Quicksticks www.playquicksticks.co.uk StixSkills Awards bbc.co.uk/sportsacademy • Skiing – English Ski Council www.englishski.org Snowlife www.snowlife.org.uk BASI www.basi.org.uk • Football – Futsal www.futsaluk.netwww.thefa.com/GetIntoFootball California Raisin Award Scheme www.esfa.co.uk/competitions/awards • Cricket – Chance to Shine www.chancetoshine.org ASDA Kwick cricket skills awards www.ecb.co.uk/development • Athletics – Star Track www.uka.org.uk ESAA Award Scheme www.esaa.net/awardinfo Examples of Schemes & Programmes

  8. You need to produce & explain pathways of development for each of the roles: • Player/Performer • Leader • Official for your chosen sport – These will be national pathways developed by your governing body, but you need to make them local. Performer Development

  9. What are the opportunities for disabled participants in your local area? • Are there specific clubs available – or do existing clubs offer opportunities for disabled participants? • How well do local facilities cater for disabled participants? • How does this compare to the National picture? Provision for disabled participants

  10. General - http://www.efds.co.uk/ • - http://www.sportinherts.org.uk/disabilitysport/ • - http://www.sportengland.org/support__advice/playground_to_podium.aspx • Zone Hockey - http://englandhockey.co.uk/page.asp?section=84&sectionTitle=Zone+Hockey • Disabled Golf - http://www.disabledgolfsociety.com/ • Disability Netball - http://www.englandnetball.co.uk/get-involved/equality-in-netball/disability-netball • Disability Cricket - http://www.ecb.co.uk/development/disability-cricket/ • British Ski Club for the Disabled - http://www.bscd.org.uk/ • Disability Football - http://www.thefa.com/GetIntoFootball/GetIntoFootballPages/Disability%20Football • Disability Athletics - http://www.englandathletics.org/page.asp?section=1095&sectionTitle=

  11. Is your sport open to all participants (regardless of gender) • Is there a gender bias • Are there any specific clubs targeting gender issues • How does the local area compare to the National picture Gender issues related to your sport

  12. Women’s Sports Foundation: • www.womenssportfoundation.org • Women’s Golf - http://www.lgu.org/ • Women’s Cricket -http://www.womenscricket.net/ • Women’ Football - http://www.thefa.com/GetIntoFootball/Players/PlayersPages/WomensAndGirls • Women’s Skiing – • Men’s Netball – Mixed Netball ‘http://www.ucl.ac.uk/~uczcw11/mixednet.htm • Athletics – • Hockey – ‘Back to Hockey’ - http://englandhockey.co.uk/page.asp?section=803&sectionTitle=Back+To+Hockey

  13. How easy was it to find the information you needed? • Who/what were your best sources of information? • What are the strengths /weaknesses of your work? • What would you do differently? • Are there any areas of your study which ‘surprised’ or disappointed you? Conclusion

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