Creating a sporting habit for life Satellite clubs

Creating a sporting habit for life Satellite clubs Sharing good practice College Sport Week 30 th April 2014 Andrew Liney & Jill Rothwell

Outcomes • Quick refresh and update on satellite clubs. • A chance to identify challenges and solutions around delivery. • Share and discuss satellite clubs good practice with colleagues. Creating a sporting habit for life 2

Ice-breaker 5 minutes on…. • Who you are. • Where you are from. • Your experience with satellite club delivery so far. Creating a sporting habit for life 3

Satellite clubs • Increase the number of 14 -25 year olds playing sport regularly (1 x 30). • Reduce the number of young people choosing not to play sport. • Make it easier for young people to stay in sport or start playing sport for the first time. • Provide a stepping stone to community sport. • Increase the capacity of community clubs to cope with demand and/or broaden the scope of what a club can offer. By 2017 we aim to have at least 5, 000 satellite clubs in place. Creating a sporting habit for life 4

Satellite club investment areas Local satellite club delivery funding – CSPs, PL 4 S & Other funding areas 2013 -17 WSPs – 25 NGBs CSP Club Link Makers Creating a sporting habit for life 5

Satellite clubs – Progress to date…. . 2, 334 Live satellite clubs 81, 926 Participants in satellite clubs 153 Colleges engaged to host a satellite club 210 Satellite Clubs based in FE/Sixth Form Colleges 45% Colleges have been offered a satellite club 9% Live satellite clubs are based in colleges Top 5 Satellite club sports in colleges: Rugby Union, Football, Basketball, Table Tennis, Athletics Creating a sporting habit for life 6

Focus areas • Thank you and keep it going! • Profile of the intervention… • Outcome focused…. . – – – 14+ female participants regular participation true to the model quality assurance and sustainability • CSP delivery planning Creating a sporting habit for life 7

Top 5 Challenges Challenge Think about…. . Facility availability Solutions when facilities are fully booked? Solutions when no facilities are available? Wider community use? Equipment solutions? Working with community clubs Finding the right community club? Boosting hub club capacity? The right offer for FE students? Transition to hub club? Workforce Where to source available workforce? Where to source the right workforce? Developing the right partnerships How to work successfully with NGBs? How to work successfully with CSPs? What college partnerships exist? Who is driving the satellite club? Delivery (The right offer) Understanding demand? Timing, location, access? Cost? Sport/product? Creating a sporting habit for life 8

Wrap-up • • • Thank you! Questions We’ll share the notes What other information do you need from us? Just one thing…. . Creating a sporting habit for life 9