County Networking Day Tuesday 19th May 2015Marston Vale Forest Centre

• 9.10-10am TBL Updates Club Matters and Forums// New Website and Marcomms // Coaching // CND format

• 10:00-10:15am Sported • 10:15-10:45am Physical Activity Forum • Break • 11:00-12:15pm Project Workshops (20min each attend all)

Workplace Challenge// Funding //Coaching • 12-15-1pm Project Updates (10min each, pick 3)

Sportivate

Satellite ClubsNo Limits Get Back into

• Lunch and Networking • 2-4pm No Limits County Forum • 2-3pm Meting Zone

Format of the Day

www.sportenglandclubmatters.com•“One Stop Shop” for running sports clubs•Links back to NGB websites/info – e.g. cricket•Login/register – to access •CSP/CSPN regional bid

Club Views •Online tool to collate feedback from players/coaches/members •You can set your own questions (once registered) •“360 degree” feedback •Advice on how to respond to all feedback •Suggested to work in partnership with Club Improvement tool Club Improvement Tool •Simple registration process •~15min to complete •Can be done as a individual/multiple/committee – downloadable•Calculates series of recommended resources •Links back to NGB/CSP contacts

• Online modules as well as local workshops (CSPN bid)

• Modules • Finance/Management/Marketing/People/

Improvement/Clubmark • Each module has 3 subsections with more

info/resource (linked to NGB)• Hot Topic Areas (CSPN bid)

• Finances/Structures/Marketing/Business/PAYE and Employment Status

• Rapid response – quick answers to club questions• Group – ~10 clubs linked by similar theme to work

collaboratively, shared experiences • Impact – 1-2-1 with club over 3-6 month period for in

depth support

Next Steps ….• Register to Club Matters • CSPN Bid – tBL to update • Club Forum/Workshops

• Collaboration • Timescales/venues?

• Promotion of offer/package – where appropriate

Sian Davies

Marketing Officer

Marcomms

@teamBeds

www.facebook.com/teamBEDS

COACHING AT teamBEDS&LUTON

Michelle MorrisCoaching Development Manager

BACKGROUND• Been in post at teamBEDS&LUTON for 6 months now. • Previously worked in Higher Education for a number of years

prior to this in a variety of roles such as Sports Development Officer.

• Submitted my first coaching plan in March and this was successfully approved by Sport England.

• The coaching plan incorporates a number of areas such as: NGB work Sport England Programmes Local Delivery Support

EXAMPLES OF PROJECTS; NGB

• Rounders– Recently delivered a Rounders’ Umpire Course in

partnership with Rounders England and 12 successfully completed.

– Deployed into the Bedford Rounders League and workplace challenge competition taking place in June.

• Cricket– Finalised Level 2 Cricket Coaching Course at UoB to be ran

during November through to February. – Providing a workforce for USAF, clubs and Chance to Shine

Programme.

EXAMPLES OF PROJECTSSPORT ENGLAND PROGRAMMES•No Limits

– In partnership with Active Luton, No Limits and UKA arranged a Guide Running Leader Course for July 2015 to help set up running sessions for the Visually Impaired.

– Incorporated an AK4A course into the FA’s Level 1 Coaching Disability Football for all candidates. This provided further knowledge for the coaches to adopt in their sessions. EFDS even published the case study of a candidate attending this course.

EXAMPLES OF PROJECTSLOCAL DELIVERY SUPPORT•CPD Programme

– Held Nutrition Course at UoB where 13 coaches attended and all gave brilliant feedback from the event

– Organised Foam Rolling Workshop, Coaching Breakfast and The Benefits of Strength and Conditioning for your Athletes.

– All can be found on the website via training and courses.– Is there anything else you would like to see within the CPD

Programme?

EXAMPLES OF PROJECTSLOCAL DELIVERY SUPPORT•COACHING BURSARY

– Offering a coaching bursary twice each year; May and October 2015.

– 10 have been awarded this month to a variety of people within different sports.

– Carrying out TNA for coaches and helping local clubs with participation, capacity issues along with elite level sport.

– Arranging an awards evening to reward and recognise the coaches selected.

EXAMPLES OF PROJECTSLOCAL DELIVERY SUPPORT•COACH OF THE MONTH

– Each month a coach is highlighted to us and selected to appear within our coaching newsletter. This has proved popular and been running since April. An endurance athlete and footballer has been included.

– Please feel free to contact us with any you would like to

include. It is a great opportunity to showcase the valuable work of a coach and also the club/participants.

COACHING AT team BEDS&LUTON

• To keep up-to-date with all the latest opportunities, CPD courses, NGB courses, Coach of the Month, Funding opportunities register on the new website to receive the monthly newsletter.

• It is a very simple process and takes literally 2 minutes.

• http://www.teambedsandluton.co.uk/register

FINAL THOUGHTS

•If there is anyway I can help or support you with current activities or add alternative value please do get in contact with me.

Michelle MorrisT: 01582 813765M: 07791763580

E: Michelle@teambedsandluton.co.uk

W: www.teambedsandluton.co.uk/coach

County Networking Days

• Format• Relevance • Topics • Timings • Partners • Updates

Physical Activity • CMO Guidelines?

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• PHE 2014 “Everybody Active, every day” (What works/An evidence based approach)

• Inactivity vs Sedentary Behaviour - measured by APS • Changing context – reallocation of resources

• 45% of women and 33% damaging their health through inactivity

• 20% Women and 25% men less than 1x30min (inactivity)

• Inactivity contributes to 1 in 6 deaths – same as smoking

• Inactivity costs £7.4B a year to NHS• Moving and inactive person to active

could prevent 1 in 10 stroke and heart disease

• 40% or women and 35% of men 6+hrs at a desk/sitting

• Reducing inactivity could prevent 40% of long term conditions

• Inequalities – (age,economic, race, sex, disability, sexual orientation) least prosperous 2x as like to be inactive

Finland as Case study40yrs WR for heart disease – shift resources to LA’s. Infrastructure changes, Investment in sport

Changing Landscape

• PHE has been established as the operationally independent executive agency of Department of Health

• Provide national leadership and expertise• 15 local (regional centres) • KPI’s – Public Health Outcomes Framework

• Sickness absence• Utilisation of outdoor space for

exercise/health reasons• Excess weight in 4 and 5 year olds• Excess weight in 10 and 11 year olds• Excess weight in adults• Percentage of active and inactive adults• Self reported wellbeing• Injuries due to falls

Public Health Outcomes Framework

Public Health England – National Context

• PHE Physical Activity Framework• Outlines options for action under each

heading, for national and local government, PHE, NHS commissioners, sport and leisure organisations, education settings and businesses

Everybody active, every day

Local Picture

Health Select Committee - Matt Hudson (LBC Public Health)

APS 8 data

•All 3 UA’s have developed leisure strategies – reference to PH outcomes •JSNA – fed into outcomes•BBC Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2014•Joint services between BBC and CBC for PH•2 CCGS across Bedfordshire

Name 1x30 APS7 (%) 1x30 APS8 (%)

Bedford Borough 35.7 36.8

Central Beds 29.8 32.2

Luton 27.9 28.9

Bedfordshire 30.7 32.3

East 35.5 35.2

England

Forum

Do you engage with PH?

What can you modify to meet PH framework + do you want to?

Workforce needs – can tBL help?

What are you already doing?

What do you think to a county/LA physical activity group?

Do you have an audience but no delivery mechanism?

Impact assessment – Moves?