energize enewsletter 28th october 2015
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Welcome to the latest issue of EnergizeSTW E-news. This newsletter is here for you… to help keep you informed of opportunities and developments influencing sport and physical activity across Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin. Got something that you would like to share? Drop us a line at [email protected] with an outline of your article and associated pictures / logos. Friends and colleagues who would like to receive this e-news directly can register via our home page: ww.energizestw.org.uk
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28th October 2015
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Shropshire Golf Satellite Club Named Best in West Midlands
A community sports satellite club based in Shropshire Golf Club has been named as the best in the West Midlands after inspiring young people to get into and continue playing sport.
The satellite club delivered by Mark Shervill has brought Golf into the heart of Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin, Brian LaCroix (Behavior manager at Sutherlands School) saw a real need to get children that he had been working closely with into sport. So after a meeting with Energize, the Golf satellite was launched, inspiring hard to reach children into sport.
Using £49 million of National Lottery funding, more than 6,900 satellite clubs have been established across England, helping to get almost 300,000 young people into sport since 2012. By 2017, every secondary school in England will have been offered a satellite community sports club on its site.
At the Shropshire Golf Satellite Club, more than 50 young people have regularly attended and continued to play sport within the last year. 12-year-old Bailey, who lives in Telford, said: "The Golf satellite club is fantastic as I had never played golf before and I now think I’m very good. I have started to concentrate more and have really focused in sport, school and home.”
Sport England’s Director for Community Sport, Mike Diaper, said: “I’m delighted that The Shropshire Golf Satellite Club has won this regional award. They’ve created a formidable pathway to help get young people in their community more involved in sport.”
Joe Lockley manages the Satellite Club programme at Energize, contact Joe with any queries [email protected] Tel: 07539 414508.
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Tips to promote your organisation
Promoting your organisation is closely linked to a successful funding strategy. As part of Energize’s Funding Roadshow on Tuesday 17th November, Hannah Hambleton, a mentor at sported, will host a workshop with tips on how to promote yourself.
Telling the story of your project or organisation is really important for funding applications and to create newsworthy pieces. The value of our work in the sector is immediately apparent to many of us, but capturing this can take some skill and time. Does your organisation’s activities fill a unique niche in your area - is this widely known in your local community, as well as your challenges and future plans? Hannah will also talk about fundraising and sponsorship. Hannah has worked for 10 years in the marketing industry and is now a sported mentor, working with sports clubs to develop business plans and funding strategies and understands how promotion fits within both of these. Following a degree in Psychology, Hannah has managed a variety of marketing campaigns for national charities where promotion is key to fundraising success- including PDSA and The Churches Conservation Trust. Hannah is now a marketing consultant for charities and small businesses.
Our funding Roadshow is Tuesday 17th November at the Telford Whitehouse Hotel. Admission is £22pp, including all workshops, refreshments and lunch. Click here to book now Delegates from our Women Make Sport Conference receive a 20% discount, contact [email protected] to redeem this.
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Reach, a new campaign focussing on women in coaching has been officially launched by sports coach UK today. Reach has been created to raise awareness and inspire more women to get into coaching as well as encourage current women coaches to develop their skills further. County Sports Partnerships in the West Midlands are also going a step further, launching their Women Make Coaching initiative earlier this year to help women start, develop or enhance their coaching journey. Contact Elliot Pottinger, Coaching & Volunteering Manager at Energize for further information; [email protected] or call 01743 297191. Targeting women of all ages and backgrounds; Reach reinforces the messages that coaching keeps you active, can be a sociable activity and is a way of giving back to your community and sport. All this whilst being a role model to encourage others into sport. The campaign has been created because women are currently under-represented in coaching. Research has shown that women do want to coach, providing the environment is right. However, sport is still regarded as a gendered activity which strongly favours men. Join the Reach campaign, find information and tips on how you can get involved by visiting: www.reachintocoaching.co.uk View the full news item
Women across the UK encouraged to Reach into coaching
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It is recommended by Sport England, both as champions of sport but also as statutory planning consultees in respect of outdoor sports facilities and playing fields, that all local authorities should have an up to date and robust Playing Pitch Strategy (PPS) to ensure there is a sufficient supply of quality playing pitches to meet the sporting needs of local communities now and in the future. A new draft Playing Pitch Strategy (2015 - 2026) for the borough has been produced using the latest Sport England methodology. The strategy analyses current and future supply and demand for grass and artificial pitches for five key sports: • football • rugby union • rugby league • cricket • hockey
The draft PPS will set a framework within which the Council, its partners, stakeholders, sports clubs and the community can work together to make improvements to playing pitches in the Borough. The overall aims of the draft strategy are to protect and enhance levels of outdoor sports facilities, address issues of quality and management, maximise the number of outdoor facilities in Telford and Wrekin and increase investment. The draft PPS consultation which takes place from 25 October - 30 November 2015 aims to get views from stakeholders, local clubs and the community. For more information
Telford and Wrekin Playing Pitch Strategy
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Equestrian Centre looking for Volunteer Press Officer
Perry RDA Ltd is currently situated 6 miles north-west of Shrewsbury and is assisted by willing groups of volunteers to provide tuition, therapeutic riding, physiotherapy, hacks and drives for people with disabilities. The current venue only has an outdoor arena and limited facilities, their dream is for a tailor made facility; the ‘Cavalier Centre’, based just outside of Much Wenlock to become a reality. They already have the site and planning permission secured and are in the process of raising the necessary funds. Watch their video on the 'Cavalier Centre' The Perry RDA Ltd need someone who can spare a few hours a week to help them promote their current work and support their exciting journey to realise their dream of the Cavalier Centre. The role requires writing press releases for local and national media, sharing good news on social media and updating their website. Knowledge of equestrian, marketing and communications practises and local media contacts is desired but not essential. Speak to Jane Barker with any questions – Jane Barker, Group Organiser Perry RDA Ltd 01939 261147/07943 127483 http://www.cavaliercentre.org
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Reminder If a CASC no longer meets the conditions introduced on 1 April 2015 Between 1 April 2015 to 1 April 2016 all registered CASCs need to consider whether they meet all the new eligibility rules introduced on 1 April 2015. The conditions for being a CASC are explained in Chapter 1. If a registered CASC doesn’t meet the new rules they have until 1 April 2016 to make any changes needed. Some clubs won’t be able to make the changes needed to keep their CASC status, or the club’s members may decide that they don’t want to make the changes required. These clubs should write to HMRC as soon as possible explaining that the Club doesn’t meet the new conditions of being a CASC. See Charities and Community Amateur Sports Clubs for the address. If HMRC is satisfied that your club has always been compliant with the CASC rules (before the changes on 1 April 2015) then the club’s deregistration date will be 1 April 2016. There will be no deregistration or exit charge on the club. If a club has not met the CASC rules for many years (e.g., they have never been ‘open to all’) then HMRC will backdate deregistration to the appropriate date and a charge to CT [Capital gains Tax] may apply (loss of any CASC reliefs and a deregistration charge based on the assets held by the club). Source of information
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In partnership with Public Health England, Sport England have built upon the original Active Design (2007) objectives and produced new guidance to ensure the places we live and work take sport into account when putting plans together. 10 active design principles have been developed to inspire and inform the layout of cities, towns, villages, neighbourhoods, buildings, streets and open spaces, to promote sport and physical activity and active lifestyles. The 10 active design principles are: 1. Activity for all 2. Walkable communities 3. Connected walking and cycling routes 4. Co-location of community facilities 5. Network of multi-functional open space 6. High quality streets and spaces 7. Appropriate infrastructure 8. Active buildings 9. Management, maintenance, monitoring and evaluation 10. Activity promotion & local champions.
Included in the guide are five real-life case studies of active design principles in action, intended to help inspire and encourage those working in the planning, design and management of our community spaces. Access the new guidance on this page
Latest News and Updates ‘Active Design Guide’ provides essential guidance to help planners include sport when designing spaces
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CPSU Conference - Safeguarding children - Celebrating difference On 14 October 2015 the Child Protection in Sport Unit (CPSU) was joined by over 120 national governing body and county sports partnership safeguarding lead officers for its national safeguarding conference. This event gave the sports sector an opportunity to hear from elite athletes, including England footballer Ellen White, about their experiences of being involved in sport and to offer advice to young athletes on dealing with pressures they may come up against when taking part in sport. We also heard from Kitrina Douglas, Director of the Boomerang Project, who gave us an insight into her research which explores identity development, physical activity and mental health through narrative informed methodologies. Consultant Psychiatrist, Alan Currie, spoke to the audience about strategies to manage mental health problems and the similarities to dealing with physical health problems.............. Key notes and workshop presentations are available to view
Public demand bigger bike budgets Bike Life, the biggest survey ever conducted on attitudes to cycling in the UK, shows that three quarters (75%) of people want national governments to invest more in making cycling safer. Independent research has revealed that the 11,000 people questioned wanted on average £26 per person to be spent on cycling annually, as part of the £300 per person currently spent on transport. View the full news item
Alliance and ICSA to launch new sports governance qualification The Sport and Recreation Alliance and the Chartered Institute of Secretaries and Administrators (ICSA) are launching a brand new qualification to boost the standards of governance within the sport and recreation sector. The ICSA Level 6 Advanced Certificate in Sport Governance and Administration, which will launch in January 2016, has been designed for employees or senior volunteers in sports’ organisations with responsibility for implementing or overseeing governance arrangements with their governing boards. View the full details
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MOVE is the brand new physical activity challenge from the people behind Movember, the men's health charity. Your challenge? Sign up to MOVE by doing some form of physical activity every day for the 30 days of Movember. Every activity counts and you can log your activity on www.workplacechallenge.org.uk. Get your workplace involved to MOVE as a team, or challenge them to match your MOVEs. Remember to tweet #workplacechallenge to share your updates and pictures of you MOVing – with, or without a mo. Why MOVE? Because sitting is the new smoking.
Movember
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AoC Sport has produced a new video documentary showcasing careers for women in sport. The project - led by AoC Sport - aims to help raise awareness and educate both students and parents of the career options available working within the sport industry. As well as being used by colleges, it may also be useful for sport lecturers to use within the delivery of units to demonstrate the varied roles available to sports students before they make their voluntary placement choices. The video can be viewed on their YouTube channel. Source of information
AoC Sport releases new video showcasing career options for women in sport
HM Revenue and Customs Charities and CASC: Gift Aid declaration forms for a single donation Changes made to the single Gift Aid Declaration forms. View all the pages View what the ‘Third Sector’ says about the changes to the forms
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The Ramblers has this week responded to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport’s public consultation for their new sports strategy. At the heart of the Ramblers’ response is a call for walking to become central to tackling physical inactivity – as an easy, accessible, sustainable and inexpensive exercise. Walking for Health scheme coordinators were asked to provide examples of good practice, relating to the themes of participation, physical activity, and fairness and equality. The fantastic submissions received from schemes across the country helped to demonstrate how walking can improve the nation’s physical and mental health, boost social activity, increase volunteering and reach those who most need to get or stay fit. View the full news item
Ramblers call on Government to put walking at the heart of fight against physical inactivity
Women in Sport are launching their first ever Crowdfunding campaign to help challenge the way girls’ media presents sport at: www.crowdfunder.co.uk/whatif View the full news item
Women in Sport Why we’re launching ‘What If…’
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StreetGames has published new research looking at how best to drive participation in sport amongst young women in the years to come. It appears that sports organisations who fail to recognise the key role that female friendships play in encouraging girls to take part in sport will struggle to attract young women. Key findings from the research include: 63% of young women say they wont play sport or exercise without a friend by their side. Over three quarters (77%) of young women said the number one reason for playing sport would be to catch up with their friends. Click here to view
Friendship key to securing young women’s participation in sport
This BUCS Girl Can Week 30th Nov – 5th Dec Universities are encouraged to organise a range of female-focused activity throughout the week of action for students to take part in, whether that be women-only sessions, workshops discussing women in sport or attempting to break a participation record. How can you get involved? 1. Let BUCS know that you would like to be involved by contacting Ben Jessup 2. Plan your activity 3. Engage your students 4. Shout about what you are doing View the full news item
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The English Indices of Deprivation measure relative levels of deprivation in 32,844 small areas or neighbourhoods, called Lower-layer Super Output Areas, in England The indices are based on 37 separate indicators, organised across seven distinct domains, these are; • Income Deprivation • Employment Deprivation • Education, Skills and Training Deprivation • Health Deprivation and Disability • Crime • Barriers to Housing and Services • Living Environment Deprivation Shropshire scores the lowest for (with 1 being the most deprived Local Authority) Barriers to Housing and Services and Living Environment Deprivation. Telford scores the lowest in forHealth Deprivation and Income Deprivation. Click here for further information
Indices of Deprivation 2015
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Tesco Local Community Scheme launched
The money raised from the 5p bag charge in Tesco stores in the UK will be used to pay for a large number of local projects to improve green spaces in communities right across the UK. The first funding round of the programme opens for applications across England, Wales and Scotland on 19 October 2015 and will close on 27 November 2015 at 12 noon. Regional panels will agree three successful projects for Tesco customers to vote on. Tesco customers will vote over two weekends and grants will then be awarded as follows: • 1st place in Tesco customer vote: £12,000 grant • 2nd place in Tesco customer vote: £10,000 grant • 3rd place in Tesco customer vote: £8,000 grant What the grants can fund • Parks, pocket parks and urban green spaces • Green corridors – river and canals, cycle ways • Formal and informal play areas • Open access sports facilities within public parks and recreation grounds –
eg football pitches, tennis courts and cricket pitches • Informal outdoor recreation facilities; eg gym equipment, trim trails and
woodland walks Nature reserves, community woodland, ponds and village greens
• Churchyards • Seafront improvements • Community allotments, community gardens, orchards and city farms
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The Tudor Trust is an independent grant-making charitable trust which supports organisations working in any part of the UK. You don’t have to be a registered charity to apply, they fund a range of non-profit organisations, apart from statutory organisations, schools, colleges and universities. As they try to respond to the needs identified by organisations, many grants are for core funding: funding which goes towards the core costs of running an organisation, including salaries, overheads and day-to-day running costs. They can also provide project grants, capital grants for buildings or equipment. There is no maximum or minimum you can apply for. Their priorities are; • Organisations working with people who are at the margins of society • A focus on building stronger communities by overcoming isolation and
fragmentation and encouraging inclusion, connection and integration • Organisations which are embedded in their community and which can
identify and channel the potential within that community • Organisations which can demonstrate that they listen to and are
responsive to their users • Organisations which are thoughtful in their use of resources and which
foster community resilience in the face of environmental, economic or social change
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Persimmon is one of the UK’s leading house builders, they have a Community Champions scheme and plan to give away £750,000 to local community initiative over the next 12 months. This programme gives donations of up to £1,000 to UK groups and charities who have already raised some of the funds themselves. Apply via their website, fill in a very simple one page form with how much you have raised so far how much you need from the programme and why your group or charity deserves the funding. http://www.persimmonhomes.com/charity Persimmon have given away £12,000 to regional charities across Shropshire, Staffordshire and the West Midlands in the last six months and are urging other local charities to apply and benefit from the fund. Click here for the full news story
Persimmon Community Champions
People’s Health Trust – Funding Tips The Trust wants to make it as easy as possible for local community groups and organisations to apply for funding to make their neighbourhoods even better places to grow, live, work and age. They’ve come up with five top tips to help with the success of your application. View the details
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Chris Potter Sports Bursary applications open for 2015/16
The Chris Potter Sports Bursary is an annual award offered to an undergraduate or postgraduate who can demonstrate that they have made a significant contribution to student sport as a competitor, official, referee/umpire, coach or volunteer with particular reference to the BUCS programme. This year BUCS is offering two bursaries up to a total of £1,000 with a maximum single award of £750. The closing date for applications is Monday 25th January 2016 View more details
FA offers bursary commitment to boost grassroots coaching The FA is providing a range of coaching bursaries, over the next five seasons, extending the range of coach bursaries available with a view to getting more women and people from diverse backgrounds into the profession. To apply for one of these bursaries, coaches must hold the FA Level 2 Coaching Certificate and be actively coaching. To apply please follow the link below. For the BAME bursary programme.
For the Women bursary programme.
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Every week, sports facilities across England play a fundamental role in helping millions of people enjoy being active. It's the roofs on the club houses, the boilers that make the showers piping hot and the floodlights that make winter sport possible that make a difference. Inspired Facilities fund has made it possible for almost 2000 sports clubs to make major improvements to their facilities, some of which were decades old and risked driving members away if not modernised. Sport England are currently developing our their strategy to support grassroots sport for 2016-2021. They have decided to pause their Inspired Facilities fund from Monday 11 January 2016, to make sure any future facilities funding is fully integrated into, and supports, their new strategy and priorities. View the full details
Inspired Facilities fund to pause in January 2016
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Torch Trophy Trust bursaries provide financial support to individuals or groups wishing to undertake training to enhance their knowledge or improve their coaching skills in order to assist their club, organisation or community to develop their chosen sport. You can apply for one of the limited number of bursaries that are granted each year if you are: • a volunteer • you want to improve your skills • your governing body is keen to help out but can't find the funds. Bursaries range from £100-£1000 and must not account for more than 50% of the total costs of any course or activity. The current round is open until 13th November. http://torchtrophytrust.org/bursaries
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Movement skills workshops in the Midlands and South West
The movement skills involved in running, jumping and throwing will be the focus of a series of three workshops organised by your local Club and Coach Support Officer.
Who can attend? Coaching Assistants and Leadership in Running Fitness (LiRF), although any level of coach can attend, including coaches who have previously been involved with the LCDP and benefited from the physical preparation curriculum. The workshops are free to all licensed leaders, assistants and coaches.
Workshop 1: Sun 4 Oct 2015: Mansfield, NG18 5BH Sat 17 Oct 2015: Birmingham, B42 2LR Sat 24 Oct 2015: Bristol, BS32 9BS Sun 25 Oct 2015: Plymouth, PL1 4NE Sat 31 Oct 2015: Leicester, LE3 6RN
Workshop 2: Sun 15 Nov 2015: Taunton, TA1 5AU Sun 6 Dec 2015: Mansfield, NG18 5BH Sun 10 Jan 2016: Exeter, EX4 8NN Sat 23 Jan 2016: Leicester, LE3 6RN Sat 30 Jan 2016: Birmingham, B42 2LR
Workshop 3: Sun 17 Jan 2016: Mansfield, NG18 5BH Sun 7 Feb 2016: Bristol, BS32 9BS Sat 13 Feb 2016: Dorchester, DT1 2HR Sat 13 Feb 2016: Leicester, LE3 6RN Sat 5 Mar 2016: Birmingham, B42 2LR
For further information and FAQs please visit: www.englandathletics.org/coachdev or contact your local England Athletics Club and Coach Support Officer (CCSO).
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Several years ago England Netball launched My Game – the term used for an umbrella group of netball programmes and projects which are being delivered to their participant base. In order to provide inclusive products they undertook a huge research project to understand what motivates there participants and how to provide the best possible netball experience. This has resulted in My Game 2. One of the exciting projects in the pipeline is Walking Netball. After the pilot stage, this should be launched in early 2016. View the full news item
England Netball: My Game 2 has landed
ASA launches 2015 volunteer satisfaction survey The ASA’s 2015 volunteer satisfaction survey has launched and will remain open until the 14 November. The survey will take around 10-15 minutes to complete – access the survey Last year, responses from the survey influenced the development of the volunteering hub, the new look and feel of the ASA Volunteer Engagement Department, the creation of the Volunteer Engagement Handbook to name just a few.
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The programme has specifically been designed to assist sport facility owners and managers, providing advice, support and resources to help them deliver archery for the first time. New Places for Target Faces has been designed with the facility owner in mind who has no experience of archery, with no assumptions made. Within a few weeks a new venue could be offering an archery experience to a new market of children and adults. Alongside insightful advice and tailored support, an additional benefit for venue owners and managers who become involved in the programme is that they can access a start-up grant of up to £1,000. This can be used to purchase equipment or train staff in the delivery of the sport. Further information can be found at: http://www.archerygb.org/nptf
Archery GB’s new programme: ‘New Places for Target Faces’, aims to open up new archery venues around the country
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Female Coach Workshop with Judy Murray
Friday 20th November, 5-6pm.
The Shrewsbury Club, Sundorne Road.
Entry: free of charge. click here to register
• Are you a female coach?
• Do you coach women & girls in sport?
• Would you like to gain further insight and inspiration about engaging and coaching women & girls?
Judy Murray; a professional tennis coach and current captain of the British Fed Cup team will be delivering a presentation and Q&A session aimed at female coaches. The session will be practical and will focus on getting kids involved and motivated in sport.
The session will be for female coaches within any sport but with a tennis theme providing a unique opportunity to hear first-hand of Judy’s experience coaching the sport along with her approach and philosophy.
This is an amazing opportunity to gain insight, inspiration and information, and to learn and share the challenges and experiences others have had being a female coach and providing sport for women & girls.
This will be an active session so please bring your trainers and wear appropriate clothing!
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British Gymnastics Head of Education – maternity cover Location: Lilleshall NSC Terms: Full time – fixed term contract Closing date:1 November 2015 View more details Archery GB Information Systems Support & Project Officer Location: Lilleshall NSC Terms: Full time Closing date: 3 November 2015 View more details
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