Karteikarten
sports organisations and development Unit 3
Karten in diesem Stapel (45)
- 1Benefits of sports developmentPerformer = TARMACS
Society = FIVERS
Sport = SIRI
Providing Organisations = DIE - 2performer = tarmacsTrain full time
Attract sponsorship
Raise their profile
Money (job)
Access to more support
Coaching (improved)
Skills (improved) - 3social = fiversFair play
Improve sense of community
Values promoted
Economy (tourists)
Role models provided
Social inclusion - 4Sport = SIRISponsorship brings high profile to sport
Increased popularity to sport
Reaching increased participation
Increased social media following - 5providing organisations = DIEDevelopment of talent
Increased participation
Enhanced reputation through successful initiatives - 6sports organisationsSCUDDINGS
- 7SCUDINNGSSport England
County sport partnerships
UK sport
DCMS /H/E
International GBs
National disability sport organisation
National lottery
GBs (N)
Sport and recreation alliance - 8Sport Englandincrease lifelong participants
create opportunities for young people
identify and develop talent
provide appropriate facilities - 9County sports partnershipsoperate in regional areas
interpret and mould national, regional and local policies to best suit individual communities
make efficient use of existing resources eg coaches, facilities and equipment - 10UK sportwork with elite stage athletes
help athletes achieve their full medal winning potential
invests national lottery and government funding into olympic and Paralympic sport - 11DCMSgrow the economy
connect the UK
encourage participation
sustain excellence and promote Britain
support media
ensure social responsibility
(through sport) - 12DoEdevelop world class education
use sport to teach primary school children through to adults - 13DoHmain aim is to keep people healthy, so encourage participation in sport to decrease health risks such as heart disease
- 14international GBseg FIFA, IOC
overseas world class development - 15NDSOsresponsible for expansion and marketing of sporting opportunities for specific disability groups
eg wheel power, mencap sport - 16National lotteryoffer funding for projects and initiatives - sport England decide who the funding goes to
help fund Olympic and Paralympic sport via UK sport - 17GBs (N)responsible for particular sport eg FA, RFU, LTA
independent and self-appointed
expert knowledge of sport
work with Sport England - 18sport and recreation allianceis a trade association for sport
it represents members such as the FA, the RFU and other NGBs. - 19youth sports trustindependent charity
aims to positively change young peoples lives via sport
eg by helping schools provide high quality pe lessons - 20association for physical educationprovides professional and development opportunities
- 21English federation of disability sportregistered charity
supports a range of organisations to increased involvement of disabled people in sport - 22setting of rules and regsDCMS
UK Sport
Sport England
NGBs
Sport and Recreation alliance - 23organising competitions and tournamentsDCMS
NGBs
National lottery
UK Sport - 24increasing participationcounty sports partnership
English federation of disability sport
sport england
DCMS
youth sports trust
NDSOs - 25educationDoE
DCMS
DoH
Sport England
Sport and recreation alliance
county sports partnerships
youth sports trust - 26training coachesDCMS
sport england
NDSOs
international GBs
uk sport
national lottery - funding for training - 27providing fundingDCMS and DoE - improving PE in primary schools
national lottery gives UK sport and Sport England funding to invest in initiatives and competitions - 28sports developmentencouraging sporting activities (through marketing and publicising) to benefit communities
- 29sports development roles5
coaches
leaders
sports development officers
PE teachers
officials - 30coachesencourage participation
make sport fun
provide sport and social developments
build confidence
encourage socially excluded groups
increase intensity of participation - 31leaders3 Ps
people - supporting others, develop networks, communication
positivity - demonstrate drive, deal with conflicts, show a clear vision for sport
professionalism - act as a role model - 32sports development officerencourage all ages and abilities to ppt
develop performance and community
implement projects to increase activity levels - 33PE teachersprovides early exposure to sport
buil a long-term ppt
generate good physical activity habits
use sport to communicate educational messages
use sport to develop academic performance - 34officialsincrease ppt and enjoyment
guardians of rules and regs
ensuring fairness and equality are maintained - 35purpose of sports development = SPITSupport social policy
Promote values
Increase participation
Talent development - 36increasing participationmedia and advertisement
tailor activities to target groups
make sport easy access - 37talent developmentsport England use funding to create high-quality coaches and facilities
clear talent pathway
provide technical advice
help sports share knowledge - 38promoting valuesfair play - teaching poor behaviour, offensive language, lack of self discipline and bullying is unacceptable in and out of sport
no drugs
against aggressive behaviour
teamwork, tolerance, respect, inclusion, citizenship - 39supporting social policyanti-discrimination - target groups - "kick racism out of football"
crime reduction - get people off the streets and into sport - "kicks football programme"
health initiatives - to increase participation in activity to reduce health risks such as obesity, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, mental health issues - "street play" - 40sports development continuum1. foundation
2. participation
3. performance
4. excellence / elite - 41foundationbasic skills developed eg throwing and catching
compulsory activity eg PE lessons - 42participationdeveloping more specific skills
being able to play an actual game eg netball, football
in your own time, not compulsory
for enjoyment - 43performanceimprove and develop skills eg team tactics, more advanced techniques
regional / county level
competitive sport
specialising in one sport - 44excellence / elitenational/international level
high-quality performers trained by world class coaches and facilities
committed
likely to be getting paid - maybe full time job
sponsorship - 45target groupsmen
women (this girl can)
children (school games programme
over 50s
disabled people (places people play programme)
ethnic minorities (sporting equals campaign)
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