Satellite clubs Sharing good practice College Sport Week

1. Satellite clubsSharing good practiceCollege Sport Week 30th April 2014 Andrew Liney & Jill Rothwell

2. Outcomes • Quick refresh and update on satellite clubs. • A chance to identify challenges and solutions around delivery. • Share and discuss satellite clubs good practice with colleagues.

3. Ice-breaker • 5 minutes on…. • Who you are. • Where you are from. • Your experience with satellite club delivery so far.

4. Satellite clubs • Increase the number of 14-25 year olds playing sport regularly (1x30). • Reduce the number of young people choosing not to play sport. • Make it easier for young people to stay in sport or start playing sport for the first time. • Provide a stepping stone to community sport. • Increase the capacity of community clubs to cope with demand and/or broaden the scope of what a club can offer. By 2017 we aim to have at least 5,000 satellite clubs in place.

5. Satellite club investment areas Local satellite club delivery funding – CSPs, PL4S & Other funding areas 2013-17 WSPs – 25 NGBs CSP Club Link Makers

6. Satellite clubs – Progress to date….. 2,334Live satellite clubs 81,926Participants in satellite clubs 153Colleges engaged to host a satellite club 210Satellite Clubs based in FE/Sixth Form Colleges 45% Colleges have been offered a satellite club 9% Live satellite clubs are based in colleges Top 5 Satellite club sports in colleges: Rugby Union, Football, Basketball, Table Tennis, Athletics * Includes C2S

7. Focus areas • Thank you and keep it going! • Profile of the intervention… • Outcome focused….. • 14+ • female participants • regular participation • true to the model • quality assurance and sustainability • CSP delivery planning

8. Top 5 Challenges

9. Wrap-up • Thank you! • Questions • We’ll share the notes • What other information do you need from us? • Just one thing…..