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Sport Nottinghamshire County Sport Partnership Community Sports Manager Wayne Allsopp

Sport Nottinghamshire County Sport Partnership Community Sports Manager Wayne Allsopp Community Sport Networks ( CSNs ) Contents Where have they come from ? What is the vision ? Where are we at ? Success factors ? PSA Targets PSA Delivery Agreement 21:

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Sport Nottinghamshire County Sport Partnership Community Sports Manager Wayne Allsopp

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  1. Sport Nottinghamshire County Sport Partnership Community Sports Manager Wayne Allsopp

  2. Community Sport Networks ( CSNs )

  3. Contents Where have they come from ? What is the vision ? Where are we at ? Success factors ?

  4. PSA Targets • PSA Delivery Agreement 21: Build more cohesive, empowered and active communities Indicator 6: The percentage of people who participate in culture or sport • PSA Delivery Agreement 22: Deliver a successful Olympic Games and Paralympic Games with a sustainable legacy and get more children and young people taking part in high quality PE and sport

  5. What Game are we In? (National Debate) Sport, Active Recreation& Physical Activity?

  6. Cross Cutting Agendas Community Safety Health Should Bassetlaw CSN play a part?

  7. Policy Development Game Plan Framework for Sport Change 4 Sport Carter Review Changing Lives Sport playing its part CSN Implementation

  8. Single Delivery System

  9. National Partners DCMS UK Sport Sports Coach Uk Sport England Youth Sport Trust DCSF

  10. Regional Partners

  11. County Sport Partnerships SPORT NOTTINGHAMSHIRE (BOARD) CO-ORDINATION GROUP (Representatives from each sector plus Community Sports Networks and Sport Nottinghamshire) • 2012 • Nottinghamshire 2012 Steering Group • SPORT • Club & Volunteer Development • Coaching Development Group • Facilities Strategy Group • NGB Forum • Nottinghamshire Equity in Sport Partnership • Nottinghamshire Local Authority Cultural Partnership • Nottinghamshire Parks Officers • Professional Sports Group • Sports Development Forum • Talent Development Group • Youth Games Executive • HEALTH • District Health & Physical Activity Officers Group • Nottinghamshire Obesity Strategy Group • Obesity Raising Awareness Sub Group • Nottingham Physical Activity Partnership • EDUCATION • BSF PE & Sport Stakeholder • DoS & PDMs • HE/FE Group • PE & Sport Strategy Group 8 x Community Sport Networks

  12. Community Sport Networks

  13. Community Sport Networks • District level organisation • Recognised nationally, regionally and at county level as key links in the system • Not a new idea – proven best practice • Evolving all over the country as well as in Nottinghamshire • There is not a prescribed structure for CSN:

  14. Roles of a Community Sports Network Role • Think strategically and act locally • Delivery role • Funding role • Equity role • Capacity building role • Promotional role • Coordination role

  15. Aims • Avoid Duplication (Use existing groups) • Bringing together all the key statutory and voluntary sector organisations in a local authority area who are responsible for promoting, delivering, and funding sport and physical activity • Identify local needs and potential interventions. • Develop a shared vision and create an action plan that feeds into CSP • Secure resources from a broad range of partners to deliver identified interventions within action plan.

  16. Aims • Build capacity to increase participation and widen access to opportunities with emphasis on people rather than places: • To be an action orientated hub – not a ‘talking shop’. • To act as a delivery mechanism for various themes within the LSP .

  17. Potential Membership People Behind the People • LA Leisure – facilities & sports development • LA Community Safety • LA Regeneration • Local Strategic Partnership • Youth Service • Connexions

  18. Potential Membership • Partnership Development Manager (SSP) • HE/FE • PCT • Physical Activity Network • Voluntary Sports Club Network/Forum • CVS/Rural Community Council • District Disability Sports Network • Sport Nottinghamshire • Professional Sports Sector

  19. The Market – which CSN’s work People Taking Part

  20. Where Do We Need To Be • A network of 49 fit-for-purpose County Sport Partnerships across England • 8 Fit for Purpose CSN’s in Nottinghamshire by March 08 • More participation / opportunities in Sport and greater success ?

  21. Nottingham Community Sports Networks LSP LSP LSP CSP One Nottingham LAA MASP

  22. Sport Performance Indicators • Increase by 1%, year or year, the number of over 16s who engage in at least 30 minutes moderate intensity level sport or active recreation at least 3 times a week • Increase the number of over 16s who volunteer in sport and active recreation for at least one hour a week – target year or year 10% increase on published Active People figure for the district

  23. Resources • County Sport Partnership • Community Sport Manager • 5k • Community Investment Fund • Notional allocation 100k / district • Prioritised Districts (Ashfield, Bassetlaw, Mansfield & Nottingham City) • Data Jigsaw • Active People Diagnostic • Active Places • Small Area Estimates Target resources • Market Segmentation • PESSCL

  24. Community Investment Funding Community Investment Fund 16.5 million East Midlands Regional 2.6 million Open 3.8 million Strategic 10.1 million Nottinghamshire Notional £1.7 million • Increasing participation of 16+ • Widening access Increasing skill levels • Increasing the number and quality of available coaches • Improving support to volunteers Bassetlaw CSN Notional 100k

  25. DATA Jigsaw • Active People • Market Segmentation • Super Output Areas • Active Places • PESSCL

  26. Highest Pop Lowest Pop

  27. TimSettling Down Males (B06) Sporty male professionals, buying a house and settling down with partner National 9.4% of adults, Bassetlaw 8.51% 7,200 • A very active type • Enjoys team and individual sports • Likely to have private gym membership • Motivations include • Improve performance • Keep fit • Meet friends • Enjoyment • Busy live is a barrier

  28. TIM (6) Norma (16) 7,200 2,033

  29. Super Output Areas / Small Area Estimates Some areas in Bassetlaw are less active than others

  30. A Successful CSN will Require • Having the right individuals involved with full buy in • Having a Strong Independent Chair that will drive the group • Strong links to the LSP • Good communication • Ability to demonstrate the independence from the local authority

  31. Bassetlaw Community Sports Networks (Sport) Sport England CIF LAA indicators Bassetlaw LSP County Sport Partnership (Where Locally?) Bassetlaw CSN? Clubs Coaches Volunteers Participants Performance Bassetlaw Resident

  32. Contact Information Wayne Allsopp Community Sports Manager Sport Nottinghamshire Email: wayne.allsopp@ntu.ac.uk Tel: 0115 848 6386

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