Gloucestershire Cricket Board Social Impact Report 2018 19

Gloucestershire Cricket Board Social Impact Report 2018 -19

Why & What? The Gloucestershire Cricket Board (GCB) are a delivery partner of Chance to Shine (Ct. S). Ct. S are a charity which provides cricket coaching to state schools in England Wales. Through working with teachers, the aim is to create a sustainable culture of cricket that inspires the next generation to take up cricket and make it the sport of choice. Schools Programme PLAY- Half term programme (usually 6 weeks) where pupils receive cricket coaching LEARN- Classroom based cricket lessons incorporating learning linked to cricket TEACH- Provide training for teachers aiming to increase confidence for them to deliver PROGRESS- Provide opportunities for children to transition from schools to clubs or community groups Schools Roadshow A one off day delivering taster sessions and a school assembly

Delivery Overview 184 of the 402 Primary Schools in Gloucestershire. This consisted of 117 receiving a Schools Programme and 67 receiving a Roadshow. This reached 21, 298 unique children across the whole county. This was delivered by 29 different unique Level 2 & We delivered Chance to Shine to 3 Coaches

Competitions 292 hours of competitions which were both indoor and outdoor. 5, 000 children were involved across 42 unique events. The competitions were split across 4 different formats which were We delivered • Key Stage 1 Multi Skills Festivals (Indoor) • Schools World Cup Open Year 3&4 (Outdoor) • Schools World Cup Girls Year 5&6 (Outdoor) • Schools World Cup Open Year 5&6 (Outdoor)

Gloucestershire Heat Map BLUE: All Stars Cricket Centres RED: Chance to Shine School

Transition from School to Club Top 24 Schools for All Stars signups School Cam Woodfield Infant School, Dursley, GL 11 6 JJ Lakefield Cof. E Primary School, Gloucester, GL 2 7 HG Powell’s Primary School The Richard Pate School, Cheltenham, GL 53 9 RP Blue Coat Cof. E Primary School, Wotton-under-Edge, GL 12 7 BD St David's Church of England Primary School, Moreton-in-Marsh, GL 56 0 LQ St Mary's Church of England VA Primary School, Tetbury, GL 8 8 BW Baileys Court Primary School Christ Church, Church of England Infant School, Downend, Bristol, BS 16 5 TG Frampton Cotterell Church of England Primary School, Bristol, BS 36 2 BT Gorsley Goffs Primary School, Ross-on-Wye, HR 9 7 SE Watermore Primary School, Frampton Cotterell, BS 36 2 LE Ashley Down Primary School Fairford Church of England Primary School, Fairford, GL 7 4 JQ Field Court Church of England Infant Academy, Gloucester, GL 2 4 UF Upton St Leonards Church of England Primary School, Gloucester, GL 4 8 ED Beaudesert Park School, Stroud, GL 6 9 AF Pucklechurch Cof. E VC Primary School, Bristol, BS 16 9 RF Stratton Church of England Primary School, Cirencester, GL 7 2 NG Chalford Hill Primary School, Stroud, GL 6 8 LG Ann Cam C of E school King’s School, Gloucester Sherston Cof. E Primary School, Malmesbury, SN 16 0 NJ Cam Hopton Church of England Primary School, Dursley, GL 11 5 PA Number 33 33 33 32 30 29 28 27 26 26 25 25 24 24 23 23 23 22 21 21 21 19 2019 Programme 2019 Roadshow Key Observations Yes Yes Yes Only 1 of the top 6 schools received cricket delivery 1, 143 of the total 2, 635 All Stars signed up came from Chance to Shine schools (43%) Yes Yes Yes School programmes have been more affective than Roadshows Yes 71 All Stars centres, average of 37. 1 children per centre

School Selection Strategy- 2019 -20 Factors to consider • Proximity of All Stars centre’s • 2018 All Stars numbers from the specific school • Past engagement level with school • Individual ‘needs’ of school, are they desperate for cricket? • Proximity to community programmes (Street/ Wicketz) • ‘Cricket for Good’ • Enthusiasm of teacher • Geographical spread (cover whole county) • Clubs running their own project with their own coaches