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Increased participation
in high quality Physical Education |
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Currently schools in the New Forest deliver on
average 105 minutes of PE within the curriculum, 15mins below the
national expectation, only 55% of schools in our area achieve the
desired 2 hours. A number of schools have already made a significant
change for next year with Arnewood School in New Milton doubling
their PE for 2006/7 to 2 hours.
The Partnership now employs a full time Multi Skills coach to deliver
both curricular and after school clubs across the Partnership to
ensure high quality delivery and increase of ability of pupils with
regards to the basic skills of agility, balance and co ordination.
Part-time coaches in Rugby, Table Tennis and Tennis also receive
funding from the Sports College and Partnership. Schools and therefore
pupils are accessing many more high quality clubs and activities
than ever before. |
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Increased participation
in high quality competition & performance |
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In partnership with New Forest Primary School
Sports we delivered 15 central venue competitions from Cross Country
to Netball and Hockey, over 2,500 pupils attended these events which
were heavily supported by many local sports clubs thus providing
a link to the local community participation.
A number of competitions have been hosted at secondary schools and
run by the PE department and young leaders including the preliminary
events for the Hampshire youth Games. |
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Increased participation
in high quality Out of School hours learning |
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A number of schools have supported parents and
lunchtime assistants to attend training courses such as Netball
and Tag rugby to provide the school with additional personnel to
deliver breakfast, lunchtime and after school clubs. Some examples
of events can be seen in the review. |
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Improved attitude, behaviour
and attendance in PE and Whole school |
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Schools have looked to increase the range of
sports provided within the curriculum and outside of the curriculum
as well as leadership courses to engage those pupils not currently
participating or enjoying PE.
In the past year over 200 teachers have attended courses to increase
their skill base and deliver a higher quality and wider range of
activity. The recent Junior Football course saw record numbers for
the county attend the course at Testwood. |
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Increased participation
in high quality informal physical activity |
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From next year pupils will be supported and rewarded
to lead activities on playgrounds and fields for pupils at lunchtimes.
Testwood piloted a scheme which has seen both activity levels increase
and behavioural issues decline.
Lunchtime assistants will be encouraged, supported and rewarded
to lead pupils into activities at lunchtimes. This will see the
return of many playground based activities such as skipping games
and multi sports activities. |
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Increased attainment and
achievement in and through PE, OSHL and sport |
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Currently 5% of pupils across the partnership
take part in Leadership based courses, such as Dance Leaders, Rugby
Leaders, Junior Football Leaders and the generic Junior Sports Leaders
award. These young people then go out into the community to support
and organise activities for pupils in primary schools and local
clubs.
As recently publicised the School Sport Partnership is at the forefront
of delivery to ensure that every pupil entering a secondary school
can swim the national requirement of 25 metres, funding will be
provided to insure every young person can attend swimming programmes
at local leisure centres. |
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Increased participation
in community based sport and improved quality of community life |
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A number of Service Level agreements with clubs
have been put in place to ensure pupils can easily transfer from
school based activity to clubs, at Testwood Sports College, Applemore
Netball Club provide Testwood and Hounsdown pupils with high quality
coaching, in return for reduced hire fees for their club.
Secondly BAT Cricket Club colts section worked with Testwood Sports
College to access a Lottery Grant of £5,000 which went a long
way towards the provision of new nets and equipment in the school
sports hall. Pace FC, one of the biggest junior football clubs now
base all of their football teams including girls and boys at Testwood
Sports College. |
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forward to increase and improve PE and School sport across the Partnership,
this has been a small snapshot of the work that has gone on throughout
the year but we hope that it helps to increase the awareness of
the Partnership. |
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