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Managing Coaches Workshops: Are These For You?
Are you a sport development professional?
Do you interact with coaches on a regular basis?
Do you want to increase the opportunities for your coaches
professional development?
Do you want to improve your knowledge in a fun, interactive
and productive environment?
If so ..............then
download the latest workshop programme !
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Talking Your Language - London's Club & Coach
Conference 2005: March 13th 2005
The Partnerships third annual
Club Coach Conference - C3 '05 will focus on London's
bid to stage the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The day will provide an excellent developmental opportunity
for the regions sports clubs, coaches, officials and
volunteers. The conference will offer guests and delegates
the ideal opportunity to gather an understanding of
the important role they can play during this key sstage
of the Games bid. Continuing the Olympic them, Olymic
Gold Medallist Tim Foster, will be on hand to discuss
the importance of coaching & developing young talent
and his current role as a rowing coach. Tim will also
be presenting the Partnerships Annual Awards. Following
on from the success of last years event, delegates will
also be able to spend time with specific representatives
of their sports National Governing Bodies to update
them on current and future plans and attend a choice
of education and development workshops following the
keynote speeches. You can download the conference booking
form here:
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2005 Partnership Awards for Achievement in Sport
The 2nd annual Awards for Achievement in Sport are
to be presented at this years C3 on Sunday March 13th
2005. Olympic medalists Tim Foster and Guin Batten will
be on hand to present the awards. Nominations are now
being accepted in three categories:
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- Coach of the Year (supported by scUK)
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You can view
the nomination criteria and download the nomination form
which will need to be returned by email
no later than Friday 25th February 2005.
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Twickenham Action Team
Twickenham provided an opportunity for key partners
and deliverers to come together to discuss the four
options for a best-fit Sport Partnership structure.
A number of key issues and questions arose from the
day. It was agreed that many of these questions relating
to the vision, role and function of sub regional sports
partnerships will be answered by an Action Team. The
Action Team has now met for the first time and the summary
of the meeting together with a schedule
for further meetings is now available.
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Sport England Develop Fit For Purpose
As part of the evolution to a County Sports Partnership
strucutre, Sport England has developed a "fit for
purpose" approach centred around five key elements:
vision; governance; Givens; Structure and Measuring
Achievement. Find
out more by downloading the update paper
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Partnership Review Day Outcomes
Following the County Sports Partnership consultation
day on the 23rd November 2005 at Twickenham the outcomes
and key issues of the four options presented have been
published by Sport England. The day highlighted the
possibility of a fifth option - an overarching pan London
Partnership that delivered programmes of activity through
a sub regional delivery mechanism. See more of the content
from the day by downloading the following key documents.
Summary
notes from the day: Summary
overview of the options presented: Revised
Review Discussion Paper prior to the consultation day
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London Leads The Way On Racial Equality In Sport
The London Active Partnership, the county sports partnership
for London, has been awarded the Intermediate Level
of the Sporting Equals Racial Equality Standard. It
is the first sports partnership in the country to achieve
the Intermediate Level. See
the Sporting Equals Press Release
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2005/06 Partnership Sports Planning Process
2005/06 will be a transition year for the Partnership
as the National Governing Body Whole Sport/One Stop
planning process starts to take effect. Within London
the aim is to work with the Governing Bodies to ensure
that the most appropriate plans are developed based
upon desired outcomes of both the new and the old development
frameworks.
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County Sports Partnership Strategic Framework Developed
The Core Partnership Team has developed a series of
papers to support the development of a County Sports
Partnership strucutre for London:
The
Development Framework incorporates the the "givens"
of the County Sports Partnership function as well as
additional outcome development areas (Goals) spanning
the wider physical activity agenda.
The
Framework Model demonstrates a practicable diagrammatic
approach to the execution of the Framework across sub
regions.
Synergies
to the Regional Plan outlines how the implementation
of the Framework could contribute to 130 of the Actions
identified within the London Region Plan for Sport &
Physical Activity.
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Revised Partnership Review Process
A new paper has been developed to explain Sport England's
vision for the future of County Sports Partnerships
The paper is not exhaustive in detail and there will
be many questions that remain unanswered. Its purpose
is to try and determine what is the most effective structure
for delivering sport and physical activity in London,
how its profile can be raised and how it can have a
stronger voice both regionally and locally. In short
what is the best mechanism to get more people to start,
stay, and succeed in sport and physical activity.
Download
the paper.
Download
the feedback form.
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