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BSF: Building Schools for the Future

BSF: Building Schools for the Future. Liz Delany, PE & Sport Adviser Partnerships for Schools. Presentation will cover:. Building Schools for the Future (BSF) objectives Role of Partnerships for Schools (PfS) BSF process and timelines PE and Sport: Engaging the sector

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BSF: Building Schools for the Future

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  1. BSF: Building Schools for the Future Liz Delany, PE & Sport Adviser Partnerships for Schools

  2. Presentation will cover: • Building Schools for the Future (BSF) objectives • Role of Partnerships for Schools (PfS) • BSF process and timelines • PE and Sport: Engaging the sector • The challenges and opportunities

  3. BSF: transforming learning and teaching environments • All ofEngland’s 3500 secondary schools to ‘21st Century standards’ • Strategic capital investment programme with 15-20 year timeline • Approx £2.5 - £3 billion per year • Funding allocation / spend approx 50% New Build, 35% Major refurbishment, 15% Minor works • ICT = 10% of the budget • Enabling maximum impact on educational achievement

  4. What will Sport and PE look like for children, for young people, for schools, for communities, in 20+ years’ time ?? BSF is about transforming learning & teaching environments

  5. Improved behaviour Improved attendance Improved concentration Improved attainment Improved inclusion More young people achieving Transformation: improving schools …through PE and Sport

  6. Transformation: improving communities • Neighbourhood renewal • Social inclusion • Reduction in crime and disorder • Improved health • Raised levels of achievement • Increased participation • Increase in volunteering …through PE and Sport

  7. The BSF Process • Readiness to Deliver • ‘Wave’ Launch • Remit Meeting (Memorandum of Understanding) • ‘Kick-Off’ Meeting (PE and Sport identified as a key area) • Strategy for Change (SfC) part 1 (8 weeks) • SfC part 2 (20 weeks) • Outline Business Case (OBC) (22 weeks) • Prepare to procure (14 months from commencing programme) • Financial Close (30 months from commencing the programme) • Construction phase

  8. Education Vision – Key policy strands • Authority context & corporate vision • Teaching & learning • Inclusion and SEN • Children’s Services & Extended Schools • ICT • Workforce reform / CPD • School organisation and diversity PE & SPORT What services, systems or facilities are required ?

  9. Not just facilities… • National Governing Bodies /Voluntary Clubs • Community Participation • Vocational Training • ICT • Workforce Development • Inclusion

  10. Engaging the PE and Sport sector Strategic negotiation to support programme YST/SE PfS Project Teams County Sport Partnerships School Sport Partnerships Community Sport Networks Specialist Sport Colleges LOCALAUTHORITY HEAD OFLEISURE /OR EQUIVALENT AUTHORITY STRATEGIC LEAD FOR PE/ / ADVISER

  11. COUNTY SPORT PARTNERSHIP PARTNERSHIP OF AGENCIES COMMITTED TO PROVIDING A HIGH QUALITY DELIVERY SYSTEM IN THEIR AREA. STRATEGIC COORDINATION AND PLANNING FOR SPORT; FOCUSSED PRIMARILY ON DELIVERING THE COMMUNITY SPORT PSA, AND SUPPORTING THE SCHOOL SPORT PSA IN THEIR AREA; PROVISION OF STATISTICAL DATA RE FACILITIES, SPORTS, PARTICIPATION, CLUBS, COACHES, COMMUNITY NEEDS SCHOOL SPORT PARTNERSHIP & SSC ANNUAL PESSCL SURVEY DATA. SCHOOL CLUB LINKS DATA STRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE OF SSP/SSC EVIDENCE OF PSA TARGET AROUND HIGH QUALITY PE EVIDENCE OF IMPACT OF SPECIALISM ON WHOLE SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT LINKS TO EXISTING PRIMARY SCHOOLS AND TRANSITION DATA PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROFESSION INFO. RE THE AUTHORITY’S POSITION RE: EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT, PE & SPORT CURRICULA TARGETS, PESSCL,14-19, DELIVERY AGAINST LOCAL & PSA TARGETS, ECM ALIGNMENT,EXTENDED SCHOOLS, OFSTED LOCAL AUTHORITY LEISURE LEAD INFO RE THE AUTHORITIES & THE STRATEGIC POSITION RE PROVISION, AREAS OF NEED IN TERMS OF COMMUNITY PROVISION, FACILITIES, LINKS TO OTHER AGENDAS,YOUTH,CRIME REDUCTION, INCLUSION ETC. AS WELL AS LSP, LAA TARGETS

  12. How can we ensure this knowledge and information contributes to BSF? Supported by PfS Sport & PE Adviser CSP LA PE LEAD SSP/SSC PE & SPORT STAKEHOLDER GROUP LA LEISURE LEAD Local Authority Project Board

  13. PE & SportStakeholder Group Local Authority Project Board

  14. Added value from PE & Community Sport • Local Authorities – needs analysis for leisure provision, Playing Pitch Strategies, facility strategies. • Consultation – School, Community, Local Clubs, End Users • NGB Whole Sport Plans, including facility strategies • Sport England tools available: • Active People (www.activepeoplesurvey.com) • Active Places (www.activeplaces.com) • Sports Facility Calculator • Also: • Early engagement re: planning issues; design expertise/support • Case studies / support re: Operational management and funding guidance • SSP – Play Strategy, PESSCL data, high-quality PE

  15. Challenges for local authorities • Early engagement • Knowledge/input from all possible stakeholders • Gathering the evidence, establishing the need • Capacity • Strategic visioning - thinking transformation • Meeting strict timelines • Joining up agenda’s – Extended Schools, Play, Health… • Joining-up funding, NGB, Lottery, 14-19, LSC Capital Programme, etc.

  16. There is a need to think through the challenges faced, the strategic needs, and then together identify the facilities or other interventions required..…

  17. Summary • BSF is a 15-year Strategic National Investment programme • Enabling maximum impact on educational transformation • Transforming education and delivering 21st Century standards in secondary schools across England • The PE and Sport sector has an unique opportunity to influence the provision of facilities, and to address some of the key challenges / Government targets the sector faces • The BSF PE and Sport Stakeholder Group is now recognised as the vehicle through which the sector will coordinate, collaborate and contribute to maximise this opportunity.

  18. Jim Knight, Minister for Schools • "Through our PE, School Sport and Club Links strategy we are creating a world class system for PE and school sport of which our nation can be proud.  With more young people than ever before doing at least two hours high quality PE and school sport each week, we are helping to create a fitter, healthier and more physically active nation.  But we need to strengthen and support this through the provision of 21st century facilities for PE and school sport.  The Building Schools for the Future programme gives us the perfect opportunity to ensure that we have the facilities we need to make this happen."

  19. Useful publications Available to download from www.partnershipsforschools.org.uk

  20. www.bsf-culture.co.uk

  21. Contact us • Website: www.partnershipsforschools.org.uk • Email helpline: info@partnershipsforschools.org.uk • PE & Sport Advisers: Liz Delany (South) 07917 184129 Mark Perkins (North) 07825 204877 name.surname@partnershipsforschools.org.uk

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