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Sports Leadership for KS2.....the benefits to the school and your learners Somerset Primary PE Conference

Today’s Road Map

What are the opportunities in your

school?

Why is sports leadership a good idea....benefits?

Next Steps

How are you going to make it happen?

What are the challenges in your

school?

What is available from the “leadership shelf?”

What leadership skills can be transferred?

What makes a good leader?

What are the benefits of sports leadership?

What makes a good sports leader?

What skills are the learners gaining from sports leadership?

Additional workforce

Organised & inclusive

Committed & helpful

Perservers & risk taker

HEALTHY ACTIVE LIFESTYLES Enjoyment Engagement Exercise

COMPETITIVE SCHOOL SPORT Coaching Competition Clubs

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Literacy Learning Inclusion

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Where are there opportunities & what are the challenges in your school for sports leadership?

How are you going to make it happen?

How are you going to develop your sports leadership?

TOP TIPS!

Case studies

• Developing Young SEND leaders to support and deliver level 1, 2 and 3 School Games competitions.....now confident leaders who are inclusive and have the ability to adapt their sessions and provide more opportunties for young people at their school

• Used C4L as a tool to transform lunchtime behaviour by identifying young leaders from Yr 5 to attend C4L Champions training alongside a lunchtime supervisors training course...........improved attitudes, behaviour and social skills

• The school can now evidence, through the School Games Mark, that their children are engaging as leaders, coaches and officials

• Having structured active lunchtimes that have been lead by young leaders in yr 6 has led to....more focus and better concentration in afternoon lessons, improved behaviour and more co-operation

Physical • Healthy Active Lifestyles

Personal • Self confidence • Self esteem • Responsibility • Motivation • Aspiration

Social • Respect for others • Communicate effectively • Teamwork

Creative • Imagination • Creates ideas • Ability to solve problems

Thinking • Inquisitive • Rational Decision Making • Reflection • Analyse

Transferrable skills Young People Develop

HEAD – Thinking / Creative

• Decision Makers

• Analytical

• Confident

• Independent thinkers

HEART – Social / Emotional / Health

• Involved / Engaged

• Showing Positive Behaviours / Attitudes

• Developing Character / Values

• Developing Healthy Active Lifestyles - Habits

HANDS – Physical / Competent

• Physically Literate

• Age / Stage relevant – Development

• Physically active

• Competitive

What is available from the “leadership

shelf?”

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http://preview.yourschoolgames.com/logged-in-content/school-sport-organising-committees/ssoc-resources

Bronze Young Ambassadors

School Sport Organising

Crew

LOCAL EXAMPLES

YST Legacy Challenges

Primary Active Leaders – KS 2

Sporting Promise

PE School Sport Healthy Active

Lifestyles

Next steps….identifying key priorities for sports leadership

What do you need to do next to improve and develop further?

Contact details

membership@youthsporttrust.org

or visit www.youthsporttrust.org

For specific enquiries: chris.caws@youthsporttrust.org or 07825 065185