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Football Development

Football Development Kent County Football Association Football Development 2007 Year Review Introduction The Football Development Team Paul Dolan (County Development Manager) Darryl Haden (Senior Football Development Officer) Stephanie Gadd (Football Development Officer)

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Football Development

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  1. Football Development Kent County Football Association Football Development 2007 Year Review

  2. Introduction • The Football Development Team • Paul Dolan (County Development Manager) • Darryl Haden (Senior Football Development Officer) • Stephanie Gadd (Football Development Officer) • Liz Symons (Football Development Officer) • Val Hajialexandrou (Welfare Officer) • Lee Suter (Football Development Administrator)

  3. Investment • Total investment • £7,039,854 (£3,438,212 49% provided by Football Foundation) • Facility Projects x 8 = £6,403,659 • Castle Community School (3G pitch) • Ashford Borough Council (3G pitch) • Maplesden Noakes School (3G pitch, changing rooms and revenue grant) • Towers School (Floodlights) • University of Kent (Changing rooms) • Mascalls School (3G pitch and revenue grant) • Ramsgate FC (Floodlights) • Deal Town FC (Fence cladding) • Community & Education Projects x 3 = £461,058 • Goal Post Safety Scheme x 28 = £28,964 • Small Grants Scheme x 12 = £118,989 • Junior Kit Scheme x 47 = £18,800 • Barclays Spaces for Sport x 16 = £8,384

  4. Club Development • 13 FA Charter Standard Clubs • 3 FA Charter Standard Development Clubs • 2 FA Charter Standard Community Clubs • 39 FA Charter Standard Renewals • Kent FA Charter Standard clubs In Service training workshop • 40 participants attended ‘Moving from mini-soccer to 11 v 11’ • 36 participants attended ‘Skills Coaching for 5 – 11’s’ • Kent FA Charter Standard Club tournament • 32 teams competed at Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 and Under 12 Girls • National FA Charter Standard Club of the Year 2007 • Faversham Strike Force FC • Assessed four FA Charter Standard Holiday courses

  5. Education • 10 FA Charter Standard Schools • FA Regional winners – Northdown Primary School • 2 FA Charter Standard School Workshops • 420 young people attended 2 FA Charter Schools Festivals • 31 Schools attended 2 Small Grants Scheme workshops • Tops Football Course delivered – 22 Teachers • Futsal Level 1 Course specific for teachers – 14 teachers • Futsal Festival for Schools – 8 Schools took part • Funding received from Football Foundation for Literacy & Numeracy project in conjunction with Charlton Athletic FC

  6. School Club Link • Delivery in 7 School Sport Partnerships • Dartford • Dover • Shepway • Maidstone • Malling & Sevenoaks • Ashford • Thanet • 264 young people involved in programme • 115 male • 149 female • 77 young people transferred from programme into FA Charter Standard clubs • 50 male • 27 female

  7. Disability • Kent Junior Pan Disability League (2007/2008) • Under 11’s x 8 teams • Under 16’s x 10 teams • Kent Champions Cup tournament • Under 11’s x 8 teams • Under 16’s x 10 teams • Kent U17 MLD/EBD Representative teams • 6 matches • South East Champions • Kent Youth Games Special School Football tournament • 11 special schools participated • FA Coaching Disabled Football course at University of Kent • 20 participants attended course • Gained funding for Kent Disability Centre of Excellence

  8. Women and Girls • 10 FA Charter Standard Club Workshops • 11 Small Grants Scheme Workshops • 8 New Junior clubs • 29 New Junior teams • 26 Out of the 34 Girls clubs have gained FA Charter Standard • 72 Girls at the Gillingham Centre of Excellence • New East Kent Girls League • -6 teams at Under 11 • - 8 teams at Under 13 • Administered County senior squad (6 matches) • Under 16 County Festival • Supported Seven School Club Links

  9. Social Inclusion • Activity in all Districts • 124,000 young people been through programme • 3 Level 1 Courses delivered in districts for young people • Teenage pregnancy programme now being delivered across county • Male sexual health programme now being delivered across county • Football United Conference – 55 delegates • Guru Nanak FC achieved FA Charter Standard Club award • Funding workshop delivered for BME Clubs • Coaching development day specific for BME coaches Race Equality

  10. Small Sided • Adult Futsal League at Tunbridge Wells • 8 teams • Qualifying league for National FA Futsal Cup competition • League winners (FCF Corinthians) attended National Futsal Cup • FA Level 1 Introduction to Futsal Coaching course at Kent College • 24 participants • FA Umbro Fives qualifying tournaments organised • Goals Bexleyheath (Male – 22 April & Female – 21 April) • Goals Dartford (Male – 29 April & Female – 28 April) • Goals Beckenham (Male – 15 April & Female – 29 January) • Tunbridge Wells (Female – 6 May)

  11. Coach Education • Kent FA Courses attended by 834 coaches • 28 Level 1 Coaching in football courses • 8 Level 2 Certificate in coaching football courses • 2 Level 3 UEFA ‘B’ License coaching courses • 2 FA Level 2 Coaching Goalkeepers courses • 300 Kent Coaches Association Members • Three Kent Coaches Association Workshops

  12. Skills Programme • Kent County FA recruited four full time coaches • Robert Udberg – Team Leader • Ian Varley • Joe Tinkler • Darren Phillips • 15,000 players coached since September 2007 • 160 players attending Three FA Skills Centres • Dartford Princes Park • Maidstone Hockey Club • Canterbury High School • Working in 26 schools each term • Over 1000 Children coached per week

  13. Volunteers • 19 Volunteer placements • Two Step into Sport Conferences held in East and West Kent • 19 young volunteers in Step into Sport Programme • 2 volunteers attended FA Young Leaders Camp in July • Kent County FA Volunteer Awards Evening • - Kent FA Charter Standard Clubs • Kent FA Charter Standard Schools • Football Workforce awards • Kent County FA Grassroots Coach of the Year

  14. Safeguarding Children • Manage and oversee Child Protection cases • 45 new cases/suspensions/referrals • Safeguarding Children in Football Workshops delivered • 8 Youth League Welfare Officers in place to date • 103 Club Welfare Officers listed • 4 Welfare Officer Workshops • FA Verifiers workshop delivered • 24 verifiers currently in place throughout Kent • Contact details of verifiers collected and circulated

  15. Staff Training • Paul Dolan • FA Leadership Course • Darryl Haden • FA Leadership Course • Lee Suter • FA Media Training Workshop • County Website Workshop • FA Presentation Skills Workshop • UEFA ‘B’ Licence and Level 2 Goalkeeping Coach • Liz Symons • Microsoft Excel Level 1 • FA Media Training Workshop

  16. 2008 ……… • Kent Football Strategy • Delivery Board • Working Groups • County Plan • Deliver 6 month Interim plan • Produce 4 year plan • Football Development • Local Area Plans • M & E Football Foundation funded projects • Disability Centre of Excellence • Adult Disability League • County Young Leadership Camp • Achieve Sporting Equals/CRE Equality Standard

  17. www.kentfa.com

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