Primary Workshops and Competition Booklet 2014 15

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2014-15 Information Booklet

www.derbycityssp.co.uk [email protected]

01332 667575

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Derby City School Sport Partnership

Primary Workshops 2014-15


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Curriculum Workshops Key Stage 1 Dance Workshop Page 6 Key Stage 2 Dance Workshop Page 7 Boys Dance Workshop Page 8 Gymnastics Workshop Page 9 Gymnastics Apparatus Workshop Page 10 Foundation/ Key Stage 1 Games Workshop Page 11 Key Stage 2 Games Workshop Page 12 OAA Workshop Page 13 NQT Intro to PE Workshops Page 14 Early Years PE Workshops Page 15 ASA Swimming Module 1 Page 16 ASA Swimming Module 2 Page 17

School Sport & Competition Workshops

Dance Choreography Workshop Page 19 Gymnastics Key Steps Workshop Page 20 Sportshall Athletics Workshop Page 21 Tri Golf Workshop Page 22 Introduction to Futsal Workshop Page 23 Kwik Cricket Workshop Page 24 High 5 Netball Intro Workshop with England Netball and High 5 Netball Competition Workshops

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Tag Rugby Workshop Page 26 LTA Mini Tennis Page 27 LTA Inclusive Tennis Page 28 Basketball Workshop Page 29 Quicksticks Hockey Workshop Page 30 Table Tennis Workshop Page 31

Health & Physical Activity Workshops

Mini Leaders Award Workshop Page 33 School Sport Emergency Aid Workshop Page 34 Physical Literacy Training Page 35

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This section contains information about the Derby City School Sport Partnership Training Workshops planned for 2014-15. Workshop Programme Aims For many years Derby City SSP has been delivering training to schools in PE and Sport. Through providing high quality training and resources we aim to:

- support teachers to develop their skills and confidence to deliver PE and sport; - equip schools to deliver a broad and balanced PE curriculum and school sport

experience; - enable schools to develop and share good practice.

Who can attend? Our workshops are targeted at staff working in primary and special schools including teachers, assistant teachers, midday supervisors and other adults supporting the delivery of PE and Sport. Each course specifies who the course is intended for and what Key Stage it is appropriate for. We also have some courses that are appropriate for secondary schools in addition to some tailored training. Workshop Charges Most of our workshops are free of charge for schools that affiliate to the SSP. Affiliated schools can access up to 5 places or can opt for unlimited access to SSP workshop for an additional £250. We also provide some tailored/ in depth Professional Learning Days and Governing Body courses which do have an additional charge. These are detailed for each course. Many of our courses include a user friendly resource which has often been developed in partnership with Derby City schools. Each school attending a workshop will receive a resource free of charge. Additional copies can be purchased if required. Schools not affiliated to Derby City SSP but wishing to access a course can apply for a place but will be charged and priority for spaces will be given to affiliated schools. How to book To reserve a place to attend a workshop please go to our website www.derbycityssp.co.uk and click on events. Simply click on the workshop you are interested and enter your details. Places are limited for all our workshops and some courses book up quickly so please book early to avoid disappointment. If you are no longer able to attend a workshop please e-mail [email protected] otherwise the place will count from your allocated 5 spaces. Please note that for the 2014/15 academic year we will be operating a new Cancellation and Non-Attendance Policy which is at the back of this booklet Additional training opportunities For schools that affiliate to the SSP we also offer tailored support packages. This includes:

- CPD and whole school training; - Curriculum support and mentoring; - Curriculum planning and schemes of work; - Health and physical activity programmes.

If your school is interested in receiving whole school training or mentoring in an area of PE and School Sport please contact us. Further Information We hope you find the workshops useful. If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact us. We value your feedback on our workshops and resources and are always interested to hear about additional training requests you may have for PE and Sport. You can e-mail us at [email protected] or our full contact details are on the back cover.

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Curriculum Workshops

Key Stage 1 Dance Workshop Page 6 Key Stage 2 Dance Workshop Page 7 Boys Dance Workshop Page 8 Gymnastics Workshop Page 9 Gymnastics Apparatus Workshop Page 10 Foundation/ Key Stage 1 Games Workshop Page 11 Key Stage 2 Games Workshop Page 12 OAA Workshop Page 13 NQT Intro to PE Workshops Page 14 Early Years PE Workshops Page 15 ASA Swimming Module 1 Page 16 ASA Swimming Module 2 Page 17

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Course Title Key Stage 1 Dance

Key Stage Foundation/ Key Stage 1

Target Audience Teachers/ Teaching Assistants

Resource Derby City SSP KS1 Dance Resource

Workshop Description In Derby City there has been great demand for support with the delivery of high quality dance lessons. This workshop will introduce teachers to the Derby City SSP KS1 resource, designed to provide support for the delivery of dance within the curriculum. The workshop is delivered practically, to allow candidates to see how the resource works in action. These units of work have been produced to provide a framework which teachers and support staff can easily use to ensure children get the best possible experience. There are 6 themed sections: The Sea, Colours, Myself and My Body, Storytelling, The Toy Shop and Seasons Each workshop will focus on 2 themes: Workshop A: The Sea & Colours Workshop B: Myself and My Body & Storytelling Workshop C: The Toy Shop & Seasons

Outcomes By the end of the workshop delegates will:

- have an overview of the Derby City SSP KS1 Dance Resource and understand how they can use it as a planning and delivery tool for Dance

- have an enhanced understanding of how to deliver Dance in the curriculum - feel more confident and better equipped to deliver Dance

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Key Stage 1 Dance Workshops: Workshop A (The Sea & Colours) :Tues 23rd September 2014 Workshop B (Myself and My Body & Storytelling): Wed 18th March 2015 Workshop C (The Toy Shop & Seasons): Mon 8th June 2015 You may also be interested in the following workshop(s): Key Stage 2 Workshops: Workshop A: Tues 23rd September 2014 Workshop B: Wed 18th March 2015 Workshop C: Mon 8th June 2015 Boys Dance Workshop: 15th January 2015 Dance Choreography Workshop: 15th January 2015

Course dates may change. Please check our website for further information or to book a place.

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Course Title Key Stage 2 Dance

Key Stage Key Stage 2


Resource Derby City SSP KS2 Resource

Workshop Description In Derby City there has been great demand for support with the delivery of high quality dance lessons. This workshop will introduce teachers to the Derby City SSP KS2 resource, designed to provide support for the delivery of dance within the curriculum. The workshop is delivered practically, to allow candidates to see how the resource works in action. These units of work have been produced to provide a framework which teachers and support staff can easily use to ensure children get the best possible experience. There are 6 themed sections: Rock ‘n’ Roll, Waves, Musicals, Shapes, Space and Electricity Each workshop will focus on 2 themes: Workshop A: Rock ‘n’ Roll & Waves Workshop B: Musicals & Shapes Workshop C: Space & Electricity


- have an overview of the Derby City SSP KS2 Dance Resource and understand how they can use it as a planning and delivery tool for Dance

- have an enhanced understanding of how to deliver Dance in the curriculum - feel more confident and better equipped to deliver Dance

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Key Stage 2 Workshops: Workshop A (Rock ‘n’ Roll & Waves): Tues 23rd September 2014 Workshop B (Musicals & Shapes): Wed 18th March 2015 Workshop C (Space & Electricity): Mon 8th June 2015 You may also be interested in the following workshop(s): Key Stage 1 Dance Workshops: Workshop A :Tues 23rd September 2014 Workshop B : Wed 18th March 2015 Workshop C : Mon 8th June 2015 Boys Dance Workshop: 15th January 2015 Dance Choreography Workshop: 15th January 2015


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Course Title Boys Dance

Key Stage Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2

Target Audience Teachers

Resource SSP Boys Dance resource developed with Déda

Workshop Description This practical dance workshop, will give you ideas on how to engage boys in dance. Developed by a professional Dance Artist who has experience of working with boys, the workshop and resource provide ideas and guidance on how to engage boys in dance in Key Stage 1 and 2. Whilst the themes have been developed to appeal to boys the themes may be equally applicable to girls and mixed groups. Themes:

• Superheroes • Animals in the Jungle • Engines • Forces • The Galaxy • WW1 Centenary


- feel more confident and better equipped to deliver boys Dance - be equipped with music ideas, worksheets, themes and stimuli to create your

own lesson plans and units of work

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Boys Dance Workshop

- 15th January 2015

You may also be interested in the following workshop(s): Key Stage 1 Dance Workshop: 23rd September 2014/ 18th March 2015/ 8th June 2015 Key Stage 2 Dance Workshop: 23rd September 2014/ 18th March 2015/ 8th June 2015 Dance Choreography Workshop: 15th January 2015


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Course Title Gymnastics Workshop

Key Stage Foundation, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2


Resource Derby City Approach to Gymnastics (Booklet & CD Rom) Derby City SSP Gymnastics Lesson Plans

Workshop Description Gymnastics is another popular request for support from Derby City SSP. This workshop aims to introduce teachers to the Derby City SSP Gymnastics resources. The Derby City Gymnastics Curriculum Toolkit is a package to aid the teaching of gymnastics and will help schools to review the way gymnastics is taught and provide valuable systems, resources and support to help develop more effective teaching across Foundation, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2. The workshop will also outline the Derby City SSP Gymnastics Units of Work covering Foundation to Year 6.


- be familiar with Derby City Gymnastics resources - be confident to teach the core skills in Gymnastics - be familiar with the core tasks - have learnt different types of rolls and how to support them - be equipped to plan and deliver Gymnastics in the curriculum

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Derby City Gymnastics Workshops

- 7th October 2014 - 12th November 2014 - 27th March 2015

You may also be interested in the following workshop(s): Gymnastics Apparatus Workshop: 27th March 2015 Gymnastics Key Steps Competition Workshop: 21st October 2014


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Course Title Gymnastics Apparatus Workshop

Key Stage Key Stage 1 & 2

Target Audience Teachers

Resource Derby City SSP Sample Apparatus Layout Plans

Workshop Description Candidates will be shown how to set out apparatus safely with a class of pupils. It will also help candidates to feel more confident about using apparatus with a class. The candidates will learn how to organise the apparatus and how to set objectives to ensure progression.

Outcomes By the end of the workshop delegates should:

- Feel confident getting out, using and putting away Gymnastics equipment with pupils

- Know the safety and risk assessment procedure - Know how to organise and structure an apparatus Gymnastics session

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Gymnastics Apparatus Workshop

- Friday 27th March 2015 You may also be interested in the following workshop(s): Gymnastics Workshop: 7th October 2014 / 12th November 2014 / 27th March 2015 Gymnastics Key Steps Competition Workshop: 21st October 2014


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Course Title Foundation/ KS1 Games Workshops

Key Stage Foundation/ Key Stage 1


Resource Derby City SSP Foundation/ KS1 Games Resource

Workshop Description This is a new workshop and resource designed in line with the new curriculum. This workshop will introduce teachers/ teaching assistants to the Derby City SSP Foundation/ Key Stage 1 resource, designed to provide support for the delivery of games within the curriculum. The workshop is delivered practically, to allow candidates to see how the resource works in action. The Derby City Games Resource is a comprehensive package for the teaching of a range of FUNdamental movement skills through games. The workshop and resource can help schools to review the way PE is taught and covers:

- Warm ups - Skill builders and development - Differentiation Strategies - Assessment Ideas - Cross Curricular Ideas - Lesson Plan Templates/ Menu Cards - Units of Work:

Reception/ KS1 FUNdamentals


- be better equipped to deliver Games in line with the new curriculum - have an overview of the Derby City Foundation/ KS1 Games resource and

understand how they can use it as a planning and delivery tool for Games - have an understanding of how to deliver Games for Foundation/ Key Stage 1,

focussing on FUNdamentals

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest KS1 and KS2 Games Workshops

- 26th November 2014 - 19th January 2015 - 25th March 2015

You may also be interested in the following workshop(s): Mini Sports Leader Award Workshop – 6th October 2014 OAA Workshop – 10th March 2015


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Course Title KS2 Games Workshops



Resource Derby City SSP KS2 Games Resource

Workshop Description This is a new workshop and resource designed in line with the new curriculum. This workshop will introduce teachers/ teaching assistants to the Derby City SSP Key Stage 2 resource, designed to provide support for the delivery of games within the curriculum. The workshop is delivered practically, to allow candidates to see how the resource works in action. The Derby City Games Resource is a comprehensive package for the teaching of a range of sports skills through games. The workshop and resource can help schools to review the way PE is taught and covers:

- Warm ups - Skill builders and development - Differentiation Strategies - Assessment Ideas - Cross Curricular Ideas - Lesson Plan Templates/ Menu Cards - Units of Work:

Lower KS2: Striking/ Fielding, Net/ Wall, Invasion Upper KS2: Striking/ Fielding, Net/ Wall, Invasion (Sport Specific)

- Sport Specific Rules & Officiating


- be better equipped to deliver Games in line with the new curriculum - have an overview of the Derby City KS2 Games resource and understand how

they can use it as a planning and delivery tool for Games - have an understanding of how to deliver Games for Key Stage 2, building on

FUNdamentals and introducing sport specific games

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest KS1 and KS2 Games Workshops


You may also be interested in the following workshop(s): Mini Sports Leader Award Workshop – 6th October 2014 OAA Workshop – 10th March 2015


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Course Title Outdoor and Adventurous Activities (OAA)

Key Stage Key Stage 1 and 2


Resource TBC

Workshop Description Identified as a strand of the new PE curriculum this workshop is designed to give teachers and teaching assistants creative ideas for how to deliver OAA sessions in a fun and safe environment for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 pupils. The workshop will provide new ideas for how to run OAA activities that develop a range of skills such as communication, co-operation and teamwork.


- Understand how to deliver OAA in line with the new curriculum - Gain ideas to deliver OAA within the school setting - Feel more confident and better equipped to deliver OAA

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest OAA Workshop: Tuesday 10th March You may also be interested in the following workshop(s): Mini Sports Leader Award Workshop – 6th October 2014 KS1 and KS2 Games Workshops



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Course Title NQT Intro to PE Workshops

Key Stage Foundation, Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2

Target Audience NQTs, GTP, teachers in the early stages of their career

Resource SSP Resources

Workshop Description It is of concern that ITT courses fail to adequately equip trainees with the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver safe and effective Physical Education. These workshops will run throughout the year and will attempt to address some of the common shortcomings experienced by new teachers. Workshop 1: The New Curriculum & Planning a High Quality PE Lesson Workshop 2: Lesson Modelling Workshop 3: Gymnastics (apparatus, health and safety, units of work) Workshop 4: Assessment for Learning & Differentiation Workshop 5: Dance units of work Workshop 6: Games units of work


- have a sound grasp of the national curriculum requirements for PE - know what a good PE lesson looks like - explore Assessment for Learning strategies - have an understanding of health and safety in PE - know where to go for guidance and advice

NQT Intro to PE Workshops: Workshop 1: 9th October 2014 Workshop 2: 2nd December 2014 Workshop 3: 29th January 2015 Workshop 4: 23rd March 2015 Workshop 5: 18th May 2015 Workshop 6: 19th June 2015

Course dates may change. Please check our website for further information or to book a place. Workshop Charge

These workshops are provided through the SSP Enhance Programme Cost £40 per workshop or £200 for all six. Schools will be invoiced after booking a place on our website.

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Course Title Early Years PE Workshops

Key Stage Early Years/ Foundation Stage


Resource TBC

Workshop Description PE is just as important in Early Years and Reception as it is in KS1 and KS2. Demand is high for professional development opportunities for staff working in Foundation and reception classes to ensure that PE is as effective and purposeful as possible developing a foundation of fundamental movement skills.

Workshop 1: Child Development This workshop will explore how physical activity supports development of all areas of learning including how brain development is influenced by movement in the early years. This workshop will share with delegates the brain-body relationship. Workshop 2: Foundation PE This workshop will demonstrate new ideas and approaches to delivering effective, purposeful PE for Foundation stage. It will explain how physical activity can contribute to unlocking a child’s full ability in terms of creative, social, physical and cognitive. Workshop 3: Making PE work in Foundation Stage This workshop will explore a range of activities, games and approaches to support the delivery of PE in Foundation. You will have the opportunity to share current practice, identify strengths and new opportunities to ensure you go away with new ideas.

Outcomes By the end of the workshops delegates will be able to:

- be equipped with ideas to create a positive learning environment for Foundation PE

- identify key activities that can support whole child development - understand how movement supports learning in the early years - highlight cross curricular learning opportunities through PE - define agility, balance and coordination as key fundamental movements

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Workshop 1: Fri 14th November 2014 Workshop 2: Mon 23rd February 2015 Workshop 3: Fri 15th May 2015


Workshop Charge These workshops are provided through the SSP Enhance Programme Schools will be charged £50 per delegate, per workshop Schools will be invoiced after booking a place on our website.

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Course Title ASA Swimming Module 1

Key Stage Key Stages 1 and 2

Target Audience Any person working within a primary school swimming programme

Resource ASA Resource

Workshop Description The Certificate for Teaching School Swimming (Key Stages 1 and 2) is open to any person working within a primary school swimming programme. ASA NCTP Module 1 will equip you to actively assist and/ or support a more qualified teacher in a range of core aquatic skills to a small group of similar ability within the context of a school swimming programme. Module 1 is a prerequisite before completing Module 2. The workshop includes pool based sessions so please bring your swimming kit. You will also need to bring a packed lunch. Refreshments will be provided.

Outcomes This workshop includes:

- Introduction to working in a pool environment - Roles and responsibilities related to the delivery of swimming - Health and Safety in an aquatic environment - Organisation of a learning environment - Swimming and water safety in the national curriculum

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest ASA Swimming Module 1 : Wednesday October 15th 2014 Other workshops that may be of interest: ASA Swimming Module 2: Thursday16th and Friday 17th October 2014


Workshop Charge These workshops are provided through the SSP Enhance Programme Schools will be charged £50 per delegate to access Module 1 Schools will be invoiced after booking a place on our website.

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Course Title ASA Swimming Module 2

Key Stage Key Stages 1 and 2

Target Audience Any person working within a primary school swimming programme

Resource ASA Resource

Workshop Description The Certificate for Teaching School Swimming (Key Stages 1 and 2) is open to any person working within a primary school swimming programme. ASA NCTP Module 2 will equip you to plan and evaluate a programme designed to meet the swimming component of the National Curriculum and to teach, without supervision, a range of skills to groups within a school swimming programme. Delegates must complete Module 1 before attending Module 2. The workshop includes pool based sessions so please bring your swimming kit. You will also need to bring a packed lunch. Refreshments will be provided.

Outcomes This workshop includes:

- How to develop key skills - Developing a school swimming programme - Stroke technique and development

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest ASA Swimming Module 2

- 16th and 17th October 2014 (delegates need to attend both days) Other workshops that may be of interest: ASA Swimming Module 1: October 15th 2014


Workshop Charge These workshops are provided through the SSP Enhance Programme Schools will be charged £100 per delegate to access Module 2 Schools will be invoiced after booking a place on our website.

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School Sport & Competition Workshops

Dance Choreography Workshop Page 19 Gymnastics Key Steps Workshop Page 20 Sportshall Athletics Workshop Page 21 Tri Golf Workshop Page 22 Introduction to Futsal Workshop Page 23 Kwik Cricket Workshop Page 24 High 5 Netball Intro Workshop with England Netball and High 5 Netball Competition Workshops

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Tag Rugby Workshop Page 26 LTA Mini Tennis Page 27 LTA Inclusive Tennis Page 28 Basketball Workshop Page 29 Quicksticks Hockey Workshop Page 30 Table Tennis Workshop Page 31

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Course Title Dance Choreography

Key Stage Foundation, Key Stage 1 & 2

Target Audience Teacher, Teaching Assistant or ASC Organiser

Resource Dance Choreography booklet

Workshop Description This workshop is designed for those candidates who are participating in the Derby City Celebration of Dance Festival. The workshop will provide some practical ideas to help choreograph a Dance piece for the festival. Ideas will all be related to this year’s theme and will show candidates how to develop an idea from a chosen stimulus.


- Gain ideas & stimulus for a themed Dance festival - Have an understanding of how to develop dance from different stimulus - Know how to develop an idea to choreograph a Dance piece

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Dance Choreography Workshop

- 15th January 2015 You may also be interested in the following workshop(s): KS1 Dance Workshops: 23rd September 2014/ 18th March 2015/ 8th June 2015 KS2 Dance Workshops: 23rd September 2014/ 18th March 2015/ 8th June 2015 Boys Dance Workshop: 15th January 2015


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Course Title Gymnastics Key Steps


Target Audience Teachers, Teaching Assistants or Club Organiser

Resource Key Steps Routines and Judging criteria

Workshop Description This workshop is for candidates who intend to bring pupils to the Gymnastics Competition. The workshop will go through the Key Steps routines step by step for all 3 competitions and all 3 routines; floor, body management and vault. We will also discuss the judging criteria and how to maximise the achievement of your pupils.


- have viewed the Yr1/2, 3/4 & 5/6 Key Steps routines in Body Management, Vault and Floor

- know the major and minor faults in routines - understand the scoring system - know how to maximise a Gymnasts potential

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Gymnastics Key Steps Competition Workshop

- 21st October 2014 You may also be interested in the following workshop(s): Gymnastics Apparatus Workshop: 27th March 2015 Gymnastics Workshops: 7th October 2014 / 12th November 2014 / 27th March 2015


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Course Title Sportshall Athletics


Target Audience Teachers, Teaching Assistance or Club Organiser

Resource Event descriptions & rules of competition

Workshop Description This workshop is for candidates to feel more informed regarding the Sports Hall Athletics Competition. It will also help with the delivery of Sports Hall Athletics within the curriculum. Candidates will be shown all events used in the competition along with the format and scoring. Candidates will also be given practical ideas to help improve the quality of performance and stamina of pupils.


- learn the competition rules, format & scoring - know and have a go at all the track and field events - get some lesson ideas for indoor athletics

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Sportshall Athletics Workshop

- Thursday 6th November 2014


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Course Title Tri Golf

Key Stage Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2

Target Audience Teachers/ Assistant Teachers

Resource Tri Golf Teachers’ Resource

Workshop Description Tri Golf is a ‘mini’ version of golf designed for pupils in Key Stages 1 and 2. The game is played with shorter plastic clubs and lighter golf balls. The emphasis of Tri Golf is on the development of skills, rather than playing golf on a course. The workshop and subsequent competition focus on a skills circuit of fun games to engage children and development confidence and golfing ability.


- understand the basic elements of Tri Golf and the skills circuit - feel more confident delivering Tri Golf within a school setting - understand the Tri Golf competition set-up - have played Tri Golf to increase the confidence and knowledge

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Tri Golf Workshop

- Tuesday 14th April 2015


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Course Title Introduction to Futsal



Resource Futsal Guide

Workshop Description Futsal is a variant of football played on a smaller pitch, normally indoors, with 2 teams of five. This 2 hour practical workshop is designed to give teachers a basic understanding of the origins and ethos of futsal and its benefits with regards to young player development as well as the basic rules of the game.


- Gain an understanding of Futsal and the key differences to the traditional game of football

- Learn the competition rules, format & scoring so schools feel equipped to enter the SSP Futsal Festival

- Feel confident to deliver Futsal within their school

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Futsal Workshop

- Monday 20th October 2014


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Course Title Kwik Cricket



Resource Kwik Cricket Guide

Description Kwik Cricket is a well-established smaller version of the game played by boys and girls in either mixed or single-sex teams. The game is played in teams of eight with all players batting and bowling. Players bat in pairs, with each pair facing two overs regardless of any wickets lost, with five runs lost for any wickets lost. Kwik Cricket is a good introduction to longer forms of the games is played with a softer ball and modified equipment to make it accessible to more young people.

Workshop Outcomes By the end of the workshop delegates will:

- understand the basic rules of Kwik Cricket and the structure of a competition - have played Kwik Cricket to help understanding of game-play - have umpired Kwik Cricket to help understanding of the rules - feel confident about delivering Kwik Cricket within school

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Kwik Cricket Workshop

- Wednesday 15th April 2015


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Course Titles High 5 Netball Intro Workshop with England Netball High 5 Netball Competition Workshop



Resource High 5 Netball Guide

Description High 5 Netball is an exciting and engaging shortened version of the full game, suitable for pupils in primary and junior school environments. Players rotate positions and roles throughout matches and tournaments, ensuring all players are involved and have the opportunity to try a range of different positions, maximising their skill development and awareness.


- have increased their understanding of High 5 Netball and the variations in rules from the full version of the game

- understand and be able to implement the squad rotation required - have played and umpired High 5 Netball to help understanding - be more comfortable delivering High 5 Netball in their school

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest High 5 Netball Intro Workshop with England Netball

- Thursday 20th November 2014 High 5 Netball Competition Workshop

- Wednesday 14th January 2015 Course dates may change. Please check our website for further information or to book a place.

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Course Title Tag Rugby



Resource Tag Rugby Guide

Description Tag rugby is a non-contact version of the game, played by mixed teams on a small pitch. Players wear a ‘tag belt’ with a tag on each hip. This is removed by the opponent to ‘tackle’ the ball carrier. Games may be played on a variety of surfaces, including grass, school halls and playgrounds. Players are encouraged to seek space and work collectively through playing Tag Rugby.


- understand the basic rules of Tag rugby and the structure of a competition - have played Tag rugby to help understanding of game-play - have refereed Tag rugby to help understanding of the rules - feel confident about delivering Tag rugby within school

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Tag Rugby Workshop

- Wed 25th February 2015


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Course Title LTA Mini Tennis

Key Stage Key Stage 1 and 2


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Each school that attends the course receives: • AEGON Schools Tennis Equipment Pack

(limited to one per school and if your school has not previously received one)*

• Primary Schools Tennis DVD Box Set & Handbook Guide to Schools Tennis Schools Tennis Competition Guide Tennis Activity Week Pack (cross curricular resource)

• Out of School Hours Tennis Club Toolkit *Each pack contains: 30 x Mini Tennis Rackets, 30 x Outdoor Mini Tennis Red balls, 30 x Indoor Mini Tennis Red balls, 1 x 6m Mini Tennis net, 1 x roll of barrier tape

Workshop Description This 3 hour course has been designed to give primary school teachers the confidence and tools to deliver tennis to a class of children in a small space. The course will take teachers through the innovative DVD resource and will cover the game of Mini Tennis and provide teachers with ideas for fun games and competitions for the whole class.


- Gain lesson ideas to deliver mini tennis in a small space - Learn the competition rules, format & scoring so schools are equipped to

enter the SSP Mini Tennis Tournament - Get some equipment to support the delivery of mini tennis

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Mini Tennis Workshop: Fri 27th February 2014 Other workshops that may be of interest: Inclusive Tennis Workshop - 27th February 2014


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Course Title LTA Inclusive Mini Tennis

Key Stage Key Stage 2 - 4


Resource

Each teacher attending the course receives: • Aegon Schools Tennis Inclusive Equipment

Pack (limited to one per school and if your school has not previously received one)*

• Special Schools Tennis Teacher Resource • Guide to Schools Tennis • Schools Tennis Competition Guide • Tennis Activity Week Pack (cross curricular

resource) • Out of School Hours Tennis Club Toolkit

*Each pack contains: 10x Mini Tennis Rackets, 20x outdoor Mini Tennis Red balls, 20x indoor Mini Tennis Red balls, 2x 3m Mini Tennis nets, 12x Juggle Squares, 10x fluff balls, 10x Balloon Balls, 10x Happy Faces, 5x Hitting Hands (pairs) & 24x throw down lines

Workshop Description The three-hour Inclusive Tennis Teacher Training Course has been designed to give teachers and teaching assistants in Special Schools and those teaching disabled young people in mainstream education, the confidence and tools to deliver tennis to a class of children in a small space. The course is supported by a Special Schools resource and equipment pack.


- Gain lesson ideas to deliver mini tennis in a small space to pupils with SEN/D - Learn the competition rules, format & scoring so schools are equipped to

enter the SSP Mini Tennis Tournament - Get some equipment to support the delivery of mini tennis

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Inclusive Tennis Workshop: 28th February 2014 Other workshops that may be of interest: Mini Tennis Workshop - 27th February 2014


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Course Title Mini Basketball



Resource SSP Guide to Mini Basketball Competition

Description Mini-Basketball is a game of skill rather than strength; a mixed activity in which boys and girls are able to play alongside each other. The game offers the opportunity to develop the important skills of running, jumping, change of speed and direction, handling a ball, and shooting at a target. Mini Basketball is the children's version of the game of basketball played with a smaller ball, lower equipment and simplified rules. Mini-Basketball recognises the significant elements of the game of basketball which are appropriate to the age and stage of the child's development. Mini-Basketball has a philosophy based on the needs of the growing child. Teaching & coaching is based on developing Agility, Balance, Coordination & Speed as part of the Long Term Athletic Development Model (LTAD)


- understand the basic rules of Mini Basketball and the structure of a competition

- have played Mini Basketball to help understanding of game-play - have refereed Mini Basketball to help understanding of the rules - feel confident about delivering Mini Basketball within school

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Mini Basketball Workshop: Tues 20th January 2015


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Course Title Quicksticks Hockey



Resource Guide to Quicksticks Hockey

Description Quicksticks is a 4 a side game, designed especially for 7-11 year olds. It can be played on any surface, and uses a larger, lighter and safer ball. Quicksticks is fun, safe and exciting and has been designed so that anyone can deliver the game regardless of previous experience.


- understand the basic rules of Quicksticks and the structure of a competition - have played Quicksticks to help understanding of game-play - have refereed Quicksticks to help understanding of the rules - feel confident about delivering Quicksticks within school

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Quicksticks Hockey Workshop: 17th February 2015


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Course Title Table Tennis



Resource SSP / Your School Games Guide to Table Tennis

Workshop Description Table tennis is a sport in which two or four players hit a lightweight ball back and forth using a table tennis bat. The game takes place on a hard table divided by a net. Except for the initial serve, players must allow a ball played toward them only one bounce on their side of the table and must return it so that it bounces on the opposite side. Points are scored when a player fails to return the ball within the rules. Play is fast and demands quick reactions.


- understand the basic rules of Table Tennis and the structure of a competition - have played Table Tennis to help understanding of game-play - have refereed Table Tennis and kept score to increase understanding of the

rules - feel confident about delivering Table Tennis within school

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Table Tennis Workshop: 18th September 2014


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Health & Physical Activity Workshops

Mini Leaders Award Workshop Page 33 School Sport Emergency Aid Workshop Page 34 Physical Literacy Training Page 35

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Course Title Mini Sports Leader Award


Target Audience Midday Supervisors, Teachers or Teaching Assistants

Resource Mini Sports Leaders Resource

Workshop Description The Mini Sports Leader Award gives primary school children an excellent grounding in what is required to lead small groups of children through physical activity. The award encourages children to learn their skills through role play and leading activities as part of a school’s lunchtime activity programme. The workshop will introduce delegates to all areas of the award which includes:

• Tutor Guide • Mini Playground Leader • Mini Multi-skill Leader • Mini Activator • Mini Umpire • Mini Challenges • Scenario Cards


- be equipped to deliver all areas of the Mini Sports Leaders Award - know how to train Mini Leaders - hear examples of good practice - have an implementation plan to deliver the Mini Sports Leaders Award

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Mini Sports Leader Award Workshop: 6th October 2014


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Course Title School Sport Emergency Aid Workshop

Key Stage All

Target Audience Anyone involved in the delivery of School Sport

Resource Emergency Aid Booklet

Workshop Description This course is designed for people who want to receive training in emergency first aid and is especially suited for nominated first aiders in smaller, low risk working environments.

Outcomes The content of this course provides basic first aid and workplace health and information, covering much of the following:

• The role of the first aider • Fainting

• Managing an emergency • Health and safety (first aid) regulations

• Communication and casualty care • Resuscitation (CPR)

• Bleeding (minor and severe) • Seizures • Burns • Shock • Choking • Unconscious casualty

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest School Sport Emergency Aid Workshop: 13th October 2014 Course dates may change. Please check our website for further information or to book a place.

Workshop Charge Schools will be charged £30 per delegate to access this course.

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Course Title Physical Literacy Intervention Programme ‘Strengthening Muscles: Strengthening Minds’

Key Stage Foundation/ Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2

Target Audience Early Years Practitioners, Teachers and Teaching Assistants

Resource Strengthening Muscles: Strengthening Minds Toolkit

Workshop Description The term ‘physically literate’ is used to describe a child who has good physical development with well-developed gross and fine motor skills for their age. Research indicates a correlation between young children’s levels of physical development with a readiness to learn. The Strengthening Muscles: Strengthening Minds Programme has been developed by the Derby City Physical Literacy Group to support the physical literacy of children between 3 and 8 years in schools and nurseries. The programme is also suitable to use with older children that do not meet expected levels of physical development for their age.


- have an awareness/ understanding of children’s physical development and what normal development looks like

- be able to accurately assess the physical development of children using age appropriate gross motor skill checklists

- be provided with a programme of appropriate activities to improve children’s gross motor skills

- be able to measure the physical development progress of children taking part in the programme

Planned Workshop(s)/ other workshops that may be of interest Physical Literacy Training Workshops

- Wed 12th November 2014 - Mon 2nd March 2015


Workshop Charge These workshops are provided through the SSP Enhance Programme Schools will be charged £200 to access this programme. This includes:

- 2 places on the course (we suggest an Early Years Practitioner attends the morning) - ‘Strengthening Muscles: Strengthening Minds’ Toolkit - 1 school visit to support implementation of the programme - 1 school visit to monitor impact of the programme

Schools need to attend the training every 2 years to continue to deliver the programme. Schools will be invoiced after booking a place on our website.

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Derby City School Sport Partnership

Primary Competitions 2014-15


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This section provides information on all of the primary-aged competitions, festivals and events planned by Derby City SSP for 2014 – 2015. It also includes information about appropriate “Competition Plus” events for children with SEN/D. Content The information is provided alphabetically based upon the name of the sport, starting with athletics and finishing with volleyball. For each sport we have provided basic information on the opportunities during the year, including a brief summary of the rules. This information is correct at the time of printing but please check our website for full information, as this will be updated throughout the year should anything change. Who can attend? The competitions, events and festivals shown in this booklet are free of charge for schools affiliated to Derby City SSP. Booking your place All opportunities can be booked through the SSP website – www.derbycityssp.co.uk Simply find the event you wish to book in the ‘Events’ section, click ‘Book Now’ and complete the form. Please note that for the 2014/15 academic year we will be operating a new Cancellation and Non-Attendance Policy. This can be found at the end of this booklet. Further Information If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact us. We value your feedback on our events and are always interested to hear about additional requests you may have for PE and Sport. You can e-mail us at [email protected] or our full contact details are on the back cover.

http://www.derbycityssp.co.uk/

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Athletics

Primary Track and Field Athletics

Dates Thursday 9th July 2015 Time 10am – 3pm Venue Moorways Sports Complex Age Group Year 5 and 6 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway N/A Size of Team/Squad 6 Boys and 6 Girls Basic Overview Each team member may compete in a maximum of 3 events (2 track and 1

field OR 2 field and 1 track) PLUS a Relay. Events involved are: Track – 75m, 150m, 300m, 600m and 4 x 100m Relay Field – Running Long Jump, Standing Triple Jump, Javelin, and Shot The event will produce a winning Boys team, a winning Girls team and an Overall Champion School.

Contact Details Liam Drake Participation Manager [email protected], 07971 606710

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Athletics

Sportshall Athletics

Date Thursday 22nd January 2015 Time 9.30 – 11.30am OR 12.30 – 2.30pm

(Teams attend either ONE of the two sessions) Venue TBC Age Group Year 5 and 6

Please note: There is a Year 3/4 Sportshall Athletics Festival on Tues 3rd March ‘15

Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway 2 teams will progress to the Derbyshire Final scheduled for 24th March

2015 Size of Team/Squad Each team should include:

• A minimum of 9 boys, with a maximum of 15 boys and • A minimum of 9 girls, with a maximum of 15 girls

Basic Overview Team Information Each athlete may compete in a maximum of two track and two field events, drawn from the following: On the track 1 + 1 Lap Relay, 2 + 2 Lap Relay, 6 Lap Paarlauf each requiring two boys and two girls. Obstacle Relay, Hurdle Relay, 4 x 1 Lap Relay each requiring four boys and four girls. In the field Chest Push, Soft Javelin, Speed Bounce, Standing Long Jump, Standing Triple Jump, Vertical Jump. Additional Information Please note that athletes will not be permitted to compete in bare feet or unsuitable footwear. The two sessions available will make up ONE overall competition. Scores, times, distances etc… from the AM and PM will be judged together to produce the 2 qualifying teams for the County Final. Visit www.sportshall.org for further details along with event and competition rules downloads.

Staff Training Sportshall Athletics Workshop Thursday 6th November 2014, 4.00 – 5.30pm


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Athletics

Quadkids Primary

Date Wednesday 10th June 2015 Time 4 – 6pm Venue West Park Academy Age Group Year 5 and 6 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway 2 teams will progress to Derbyshire Final scheduled for 7th July 2015 Size of Team/Squad Each team should include:

• A minimum of 4 boys, with a maximum of 5 boys and • A minimum of 4 girls, with a maximum of 5 girls

Basic Overview Event Format Quadkids is a team based ‘quadrathlon’ competition where individual performances are scored using a points table and the winners are the team with highest cumulative points score. Team Information Four or five boys and four or five girls compete as a team with the scores of the top four boys and top four girls over the four events added together to give the team score. Quadkids Primary Events 75m Sprint 600m Run Vortex Howler Throw Standing Long Jump 50m Shuttle Relay (Optional) Additional Information The Quadkids Competition Manual incorporates details of all the events, including a full explanation of each event. Visit www.quadkids.org for further details along with event and competition downloads.


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Athletics PLUS

Athletics PLUS

Date Tuesday 16th June 2015 Time 10am – 12noon Venue Moorways Sports Complex Age Group KS 2 - 4 (SEN/D) Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway N/A Size of Team/Squad Schools can bring a group of any size provided that they bring the

appropriate number of staff members and numbers attending are confirmed with Derby City SSP by the prescribed deadline for entries.

Basic Overview The day will provide competitors with the opportunity to take part in a number of events both on the track and in the field. Wherever possible, field events will be adaptable to be inclusive for a range of competitors and track events will be “classified” to ensure appropriate competition levels for everyone wishing to take part. Further information will be available closer to the date of the event.


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Athletics PLUS

Sports Hall Athletics PLUS

Date Tuesday 27th January 2015 Time 10am – 12noon Venue TBC Age Group KS 2 - 4 (SEN/D) Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway Up to two teams with qualify for the County Final which is scheduled for

16th April 2015 Size of Team/Squad Schools can bring a group of any size provided that they bring the

appropriate number of staff members and numbers attending are confirmed with Derby City SSP by the prescribed deadline for entries. Please note: The number of team members will be more limited should you qualify for the County Final

Basic Overview The day will provide competitors with the opportunity to take part in a number of events covering both track and field. Wherever possible, events will be adaptable to be inclusive for a range of competitors and if necessary, be “classified” to ensure appropriate competition levels for everyone wishing to take part. Further information will be available closer to the date of the event. Please note: The competition format will be more prescriptive should you qualify for the County Final

Staff Training Sportshall Athletics Workshop Thursday 6th November 2014, 4.00 – 5.30pm


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Basketball

Mini Basketball

Date Thursday 26th February 2015 Time 4.00 – 6.00pm Venue Noel Baker School Age Group Year 5 and 6 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway 2 teams will progress to Derbyshire Final scheduled for 5th March 2015 Size of Team/Squad Each team should include:

• A maximum of 10 players, 5 on the court at a time. • At least 1 boy and 1 girl on court at any time

Basic Overview Competition Information Event format, including game duration time and teams qualifying for the knockout rounds (if applicable) will be adjusted to suit the number of games and facility. Either team may substitute a player whenever the ball is out of play. At a change of possession e.g. foul, basket, ball out of play, play should restart from the nearest side/end line or the top of the arc if playing half court. (This will be confirmed and explained further on the day.) Any player persistently fouling may be removed from the game by the referee. In the event of a foul the opposing team will receive the ball on the nearest side/end line. If the player is fouled in the act of shooting one/two free throws are awarded; one if the basket is scored and two if the shot is missed. Each free throw is worth one point. In the event of a tie a free throw ‘shootout’ will decide the result of the game. Scoring: baskets scored from outside the arc (if available) = 3 points, baskets scored from inside the arc = 2 points. When a team scores, the other team gain possession of the ball on the end line or outside the arc if playing half court. Additional Information For more information and to receive an England Basketball resource, visit www.imbasketball.co.uk

Staff Training Basketball Workshop Tuesday 20th January 2013, 4.00 – 5.30pm


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Boccia PLUS

Boccia PLUS

Date Wednesday 21st January 2015 Time 10am – 12noon Venue RSD Age Group KS 2 - 4 (SEN/D) Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway 2 teams will progress to the Derbyshire Final scheduled for 7th July 2015 Size of Team/Squad Minimum of 3 players, with a maximum of 6 in the squad.

(NB: Numbers are flexible at City event but will be as prescribed above for the County Final.)

Basic Overview Boccia is a Paralympic sport for athletes with disabilities that have a major impact on motor skills. Boccia is a target ball sport belonging to the same family as petanque and bowls. Teams MUST include at least 1 player with a physical disability in their team. For more information visit http://gb-boccia.org/


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Cricket

Year 6 Kwik Cricket

Dates Tuesday 19th, Wednesday 20th and Thursday 21st May 2015 (Three competitions - Teams attend any ONE of the three dates)

Time 1 - 4pm Venue Various Cricket Clubs – Specific venues TBC nearer the competition date Age Group Year 6 (Year 5 may also play) Gender Mixed but may be single-sex teams Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway 2 teams from each of the 3 competitions will qualify for the CITY FINAL on

Tuesday 2nd June 2015 at Mickleover Cricket Club. 2 teams from the City Final will progress to Derbyshire Final scheduled for 22nd June 2015. County winners progress onto regional competitions

Size of Team/Squad Kwik Cricket is played in teams of eight and can be boys only or include any number of girls in the team. Each team will bat in pairs. NB: Schools may only enter a MAXIMUM of TWO teams across the three dates available.

Basic Overview Event Format Kwik Cricket is an inclusive sport. Every player has an opportunity to do everything – bowl, field and bat. This makes it perfect for children to learn all about cricket. Team and Competition Information Each team will bat in pairs for eight overs, two overs per pair. Everyone has to bowl one over each. Over-arm bowling will be encouraged wherever possible. Additional Information Further details about the Kwik Cricket can be found at http://www.ecb.co.uk/development/education/kwik-cricket/ or from the SSP staff.

Staff Training Kwik Cricket Workshop Wednesday 15th April 2015, 4.00 – 5.30pm


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Cricket

Year 5/6 Girls’ Kwik Cricket

Dates Tuesday 9th June 2015 Time 1 - 4pm Venue Spondon Cricket Club Age Group Year 5 and 6 Gender Female single-sex teams Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway 2 teams will progress to Derbyshire Final scheduled for 23rd June 2015.

County winners progress onto regional competitions Size of Team/Squad Kwik Cricket is played in teams of eight. Each team will bat in pairs. Basic Overview Event Format

Kwik Cricket is an inclusive sport. Every player has an opportunity to do everything – bowl, field and bat. This makes it perfect for children to learn all about cricket. Team and Competition Information Each team will bat in pairs for eight overs, two overs per pair. Everyone has to bowl one over each. Over-arm bowling will be encouraged wherever possible. Additional Information Further details about the Kwik Cricket can be found at http://www.ecb.co.uk/development/education/kwik-cricket/ or from the SSP staff.



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Cricket

Year 4/5 Kwik Cricket

Dates Wednesday 17th June 2015 Time 1 - 4pm Venue Mickleover Cricket Club Age Group Year 4 and 5 Gender Mixed but may be single-sex teams Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway N/A Size of Team/Squad Kwik Cricket is played in teams of eight and can be boys only or include any

number of girls in the team. Each team will bat in pairs. Basic Overview Event Format

Kwik Cricket is an inclusive sport. Every player has an opportunity to do everything – bowl, field and bat. This makes it perfect for children to learn all about cricket. Team and Competition Information Each team will bat in pairs for eight overs, two overs per pair. Everyone has to bowl one over each. Over-arm bowling will be encouraged wherever possible. Additional Information Further details about the Kwik Cricket can be found at http://www.ecb.co.uk/development/education/kwik-cricket/ or from the SSP staff.



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Cross Country

Year 3 – 6 Cross Country

Dates Wednesday 24th September 2014 (League 1) Wednesday 1st October 2014 (League 2) Wednesday 15th October 2014 (Championships) Wednesday 22nd October 2014 (Relays)

Time 4 – 5.30pm Venue Moorways Sports Complex Age Group Year 3 – 6 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway N/A Size of Team/Squad League and Championship events – unlimited entries per school with the

scores of the first 4 finishers from each team to count towards the team score. Races are split into Y3/4 Boys and then Girls and Y5/6 Boys and then Girls. Relays – Teams of four with each team member completing 1 lap of the course each in “relay” fashion

Basic Overview Scores from League events 1 and 2 will be added together to produce a League Winner Championships event and Relays are stand-alone events and will produce one off winners for these events on each date. Yr 3/4 races will be over a distance of approx. 1.4km with Yr 5/6 races being around 2km.


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Cross Country PLUS

Cross Country PLUS (Open COUNTY event)

Dates TBC in September 2014 Time 10am – 12noon Venue TBC Age Group KS 2 – 5 (SEN/D) Gender Male and Female Entry Details Email [email protected] Pathway N/A Size of Team/Squad Schools can bring a group of any size provided that they bring the

appropriate number of staff members and numbers attending are confirmed with James Cook at Derbyshire Sport by the prescribed deadline for entries.

Basic Overview Routes and race age groups will be explained on the day prior to the start of the event.

Contact Details For additional information, please feel free to contact James Cook or: Liam Drake Participation Manager [email protected], 07971 606710

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Cycling

Year 5 – 7 Cycling Events

Dates Cyclo Cross - Tuesday 25th November 2014 & Wednesday 11th March 2015 Grass Track Cycling – Tuesday 30th June 2015

Time 1 – 3pm Venue 25th Nov – Darley Park

11th March – Markeaton Park 30th June – Alvaston Park

Age Group Year 5 - 7 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway 2 teams will go forward to represent the City at the County Finals which are

TBC Size of Team/Squad Cyclo Cross Races organised by Cycle Derby.

Team Size = 6 (even split of boys and girls where possible) Results will be added to those from the same event on 11th March to produce City qualifiers for the County Final where appropriate. Grass Track Cycle Races organised by Cycle Derby Team of 6 participants (Even split of boys and girls where possible)

Basic Overview These events link to the School Cycling Programmes run by Cycle Derby. A range of races will take place on the night all of which will be organised and supervised by Cycle Derby staff in attendance. Bikes, helmets etc will be available on the night so participants do not need to bring their own. For more information, email [email protected]


mailto:[email protected]

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Dance

Celebration of Dance

Dates Thursday 12th March 2015 Time AM: 9.30 – 11.30

PM: 12.30 – 14.30 EVE: 16.00 – 18.00

Venue Riverside Centre, Pride Park, Derby Age Group ALL Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway N/A Size of Team/Squad Schools can bring a group of any size (within reason!) provided that they

bring the appropriate number of staff members and numbers attending are confirmed with Derby City SSP by the prescribed deadline for entries.

Basic Overview One of our biggest “Flagship” events in the calendar which last year involved well over 1,000 young people from schools in Derby City. Schools are invited to choreograph and perform a dance of up to 3 ½ minutes to their chosen music. If you haven’t been involved in this event before, make 2015 the year you do! Please Note: Due to an enforced change and the limited space available at this venue, parents WILL NOT be permitted to attend the Celebration of Dance in 2015. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

Staff Training KS1 Dance Workshops: 23rd Sept 2014/ 18th March 2015/ 8th June 2015 KS2 Dance Workshops: 23rd Sept 2014/ 18th March 2015/ 8th June 2015 Boys Dance Workshop: 15th January 2015 Dance Choreography Workshop: 15th January 2015

Déda Offer We are working in partnership with Déda who are offering the following opportunity to support the Celebration of Dance:

• Preparation/ Training/ Choreography support for schools taking part in the Celebration of Dance. They can provide a 6 week package costing £255 or a 12 week package costing £480 (based on each session lasting 1 hour). This can take place during curriculum time or after school.

If you would like to arrange this please e-mail [email protected] Contact Details Liam Drake

Participation Manager [email protected], 07971 606710

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Football

Year 5/6 Mini Soccer

Dates Thursday 2nd October 2014 Time 4 – 6pm Venue TBC Age Group Year 5 and 6 Gender Mixed but may be single-sex teams Entry Details

Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk

Pathway 2 teams will progress to Derbyshire Final scheduled for 4th November 2014. County winners progress onto regional competitions

Size of Team/Squad

Each team should include a maximum of 10 players in the squad and 7 players on the pitch. The team can be boys only or include any number of girls in the team

Basic Overview

Team Information A squad of 10 take part, with 7 on the pitch. Teams can be boys only or include any number of girls. Competition Information Small group round robins (3 points for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a defeat). Top 1 or 2* teams from each group to qualify for the knockout stages. *Number of knockout teams and rounds will be determined nearer the time depending on number of teams entering etc. Match duration will also be subject to the above but as a guide, will be around 10mins per game. Size 4 ball is to be used. The decisions of the referee regarding facts connected with play are final. Additional Information All teams must provide a playing kit so that all of their players are wearing the same colour with a different colour for the goalkeeper (In the event of a colour clash, bibs will be provided). Shin pads MUST be worn by ALL players. Games will be played on grass or artificial turf, so please ensure players are wearing appropriate footwear (Metal studs are NOT permitted on the artificial turf surfaces). Details will be confirmed nearer the time. All jewellery is to be removed before entering the field of play. Further guidance on both rules and tournament formats will be provided at a Manager’s Meeting at the start of each event to ensure that information given is specific to that particular day. For more information on rules etc, please visit

www.thefa.com/GetIntoFootball/Players/MiniSoccer/MiniSoccerTheLawsOfTheGame Contact Details

Liam Drake Participation Manager [email protected], 07971 606710

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Football

Year 5/6 Girls’ Mini Soccer*

Dates Thursday 16th October 2014* Time 4 – 6pm Venue TBC Age Group Year 5 and 6 Gender Female single-sex teams Entry Details


Pathway 2 teams will progress to Derbyshire Final scheduled for 6th November 2014. County winners progress onto regional competitions

Size of Team/Squad

Each team should include a maximum of 10 players in the squad and 7 players on the pitch. The teams are to be made up of girls only.

Basic Overview

Team Information A squad of 10 take part, with 7 on the pitch. Teams are girls only. Competition Information Small group round robins (3 points for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a defeat). Top 1 or 2 teams from each group to qualify for the knockout stages. (NB: Number of knockout teams and rounds will be determined nearer the time depending on number of teams entering etc.) Match duration will also be subject to the above but as a guide, will be around 10mins per game. Size 4 ball is to be used. The decisions of the referee regarding facts connected with play are final. Additional Information All teams must provide a playing kit so that all of their players are wearing the same colour with a different colour for the goalkeeper (In the event of a colour clash, bibs will be provided). Shin pads MUST be worn by ALL players. Games will be played on grass or artificial turf, so please ensure players are wearing appropriate footwear (Metal studs are NOT permitted on the artificial turf surfaces). Details will be confirmed nearer the time. All jewellery is to be removed before entering the field of play. Further guidance on both rules and tournament formats will be provided at a Manager’s Meeting at the start of each event to ensure that information given is specific to that particular day. For more information on rules etc, please visit



*Please note: We also offer non-competitive, flexible format Girls’ Football Festivals on Thurs 27th Nov 2014, Thurs 29th Jan 2015 and Thurs 26th March 2015, 4-6pm at the University of Derby (Visit our website for more details and booking.) In addition, Derby County Ladies FC are running Festivals on March 10th (Y3/4) & 17th (Y5/6)

http://www.thefa.com/GetIntoFootball/Players/MiniSoccer/MiniSoccerTheLawsOfTheGame

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Football PLUS

Football PLUS Festivals

Dates Thursday 6th November 2014 Wednesday 4th March 2015 Thursday 7th May 2015

Time 10am – 12noon Venue Powerleague Soccer Dome Age Group KS 2-4 SEN/D pupils Gender Male and Female Entry Details


Pathway 2 teams will progress from these events over the course of the year to the Derbyshire Finals day scheduled for 14th May 2015.

Size of Team/Squad

Each team should include a maximum of 10 players in the squad and 7 players on the pitch.

Basic Overview

Please note that the rules and formats laid out below will be flexible at the City events dependent upon schools / numbers attending and age / ability groupings. Team Information A squad of 10 take part, with 7 on the pitch. Competition Information Small group round robins (3 points for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a defeat). Top 1 or 2* teams from each group to qualify for the knockout stages. *Number of knockout teams and rounds will be determined nearer the time depending on number of teams entering etc. Match duration will also be subject to the above but as a guide, will be around 10mins per game. The decisions of the referee regarding facts connected with play are final. Additional Information All teams must provide a playing kit so that all of their players are wearing the same colour with a different colour for the goalkeeper (In the event of a colour clash, bibs will be provided). We would advise that shin pads ARE worn by ALL players. Games will be played on grass or artificial turf, so please ensure players are wearing appropriate footwear (Metal studs are NOT permitted on the artificial turf surfaces). Details will be confirmed nearer the time. All jewellery is to be removed before entering the field of play. Further guidance on both rules and tournament formats will be provided at a Manager’s Meeting at the start of each event to ensure that information given is specific to that particular day. For more information on rules etc, please visit



http://www.thefa.com/GetIntoFootball/Players/MiniSoccer/MiniSoccerTheLawsOfTheGame

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Futsal

Year 6/7 Futsal (Transition Event)

Dates Thursday 13th November 2014 Time 4 – 6pm Venue Noel Baker School Age Group Primary Schools to enter a Year 6 team and Secondary Schools a Year 7 team Gender Boys Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway 2 teams will progress to Year 7 Derbyshire Final scheduled for 4th December

2013. County winners progress onto regional competitions (Under 12s) Size of Team/Squad

Each team comprises of 5 players. Squads are limited to 12 players

Basic Overview This is a TRANSITION event giving Primary Y6 and Secondary Y7 teams the rare opportunity to play against each other. The format also fits with the National FA Futsal competition framework as it feeds into a two year age banding of Under 12s. Event Format Futsal is a 5-aside game, normally played on a slightly larger pitch with hockey sized goals and a size 4 ball with a reduced bounce. It is played to touchlines and all players are free to enter the penalty area and play the ball over head height. Competition Information Small group round robins (3 points for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a defeat). Top 1 or 2* teams from each group to qualify for the knockout stages. *Number of knockout teams and rounds will be determined nearer the time depending on number of teams entering etc. Match duration will also be subject to the above but as a guide, will be around 10mins per game. The decisions of the referee regarding facts connected with play are final. Additional Information All teams must provide a playing kit so that all of their players are wearing the same colour with a different colour for the goalkeeper (In the event of a colour clash, bibs will be provided). Shin pads MUST be worn by ALL players. Games will be played indoors, so please ensure players are wearing appropriate footwear. All jewellery is to be removed before entering the field of play. Further information will be provided at a Manager’s Meeting at the start of the event Further information and a Futsal Factsheet can be found by visiting www.thefa.com/TheFACup/FACompetitions/~/media/D61E759331D7493A90049 46F5289B6F5.ashx or from the Derbyshire County Football Association.

Staff Training Futsal Workshop - Monday 20th October 2014, 4 – 5.30pm Contact Details Liam Drake


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Futsal

Year 4/5 Futsal

Dates Wednesday 10th December 2014 Time 4 – 6pm Venue Noel Baker School Age Group Year 4 and 5 Gender Boys Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway Winners progress onto regional competitions (Under 10s) - TBC Size of Team/Squad

Each team comprises of 5 players. Squads are limited to 12 players

Basic Overview Event Format Futsal is a 5-aside game, normally played on a slightly larger pitch with hockey sized goals and a size 4 ball with a reduced bounce. It is played to touchlines and all players are free to enter the penalty area and play the ball over head height. Competition Information Small group round robins (3 points for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a defeat). Top 1 or 2* teams from each group to qualify for the knockout stages. *Number of knockout teams and rounds will be determined nearer the time depending on number of teams entering etc. Match duration will also be subject to the above but as a guide, will be around 10mins per game. The decisions of the referee regarding facts connected with play are final. Additional Information All teams must provide a playing kit so that all of their players are wearing the same colour with a different colour for the goalkeeper (In the event of a colour clash, bibs will be provided). Shin pads MUST be worn by ALL players. Games will be played indoors, so please ensure players are wearing appropriate footwear. All jewellery is to be removed before entering the field of play. Further information will be provided at a Manager’s Meeting at the start of the event Further information and a Futsal Factsheet can be found by visiting www.thefa.com/TheFACup/FACompetitions/~/media/D61E759331D7493A90049 46F5289B6F5.ashx or from the Derbyshire County Football Association.

Staff Training Futsal Workshop - Monday 20th October 2014, 4 – 5.30pm Contact Details Liam Drake


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Fundamental Movements

F/KS1 Fundamentals Festivals

Dates Agility - Tuesday 25th November 2014 Balance – Thursday 19th February 2015 Co-Ordination – Wednesday 13th May 2015 Mini Movers Festival – Tuesday 23rd June 2015

Time 9.30am – 12.30pm Venue TBC Age Group Foundation and Key Stage 1 Gender Boys and Girls Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway N/A Size of Team/Squad

Please see the website for guidance on group sizes

Basic Overview Event Format Each event will comprise of a number of activities delivered by trained and qualified staff focussing on the particular theme of that event.

Staff Training Key Stage 1 Games Workshops – Wednesday 26th November & Monday 19th January


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Golf

Tri Golf

Dates Thursday 4th June 2015 Time 1 – 3pm Venue Sinfin Golf Club Age Group Year 5 and 6 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway 2 teams will progress to Derbyshire Final scheduled for 7th July 2015. Size of Team/Squad

A team of 10 children with 5 boys and 5 girls

Basic Overview Event Format Golf can provide skills for life through competing fairly and honestly with respect for other golfers and the playing environment, a game for life and task mastery by improving individually and developing intrinsic motivation. The beauty of Tri-Golf is that it can be played anywhere in large groups. Teams of 10 with five boys and five girls rotate around eight skill challenges. Additional Information Further details can be found by visiting www.golf-foundation.org with many useful documents and resources to download at www.golf-foundation.org/downloads.asp?section=395&sectionTitle=Document%20Library.

Staff Training Tri Golf Workshop Tuesday 14th April 2015, 4 – 5.30pm

Contact Details


http://www.golf-foundation.org/downloads.asp?section=395&sectionTitle=Document%20Library


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Golf PLUS

Golf PLUS

Dates Thursday 4th June 2015 Time 10am – 12noon Venue Sinfin Golf Club Age Group KS 2-4 SEN/D pupils Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway Up to 2 teams will progress to Derbyshire Final scheduled for 7th July 2015. Size of Team/Squad

A team of 10 children with 5 boys and 5 girls NB – Numbers and Formats will be more flexible for the City based event

Basic Overview Event Format Golf can provide skills for life through competing fairly and honestly with respect for other golfers and the playing environment, a game for life and task mastery by improving individually and developing intrinsic motivation. The beauty of Tri-Golf is that it can be played anywhere in large groups. Teams of 10 with five boys and five girls rotate around eight skill challenges. Additional Information Further details can be found by visiting www.golf-foundation.org with many useful documents and resources to download at www.golf-foundation.org/downloads.asp?section=395&sectionTitle=Document%20Library.

Staff Training Tri Golf Workshop Tuesday 14th April 2015, 4 – 5.30pm

Contact Details


http://www.golf-foundation.org/



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Gymnastics

Gymnastics (Key Steps)

Dates Year 5/6 – Thursday 4th December 2014 *Year 3/4 – Wednesday 4th February 2015 Year 1/2 – Wednesday 29th April 2015

Time 9 – 11.30am OR 12.30 – 3pm (Teams attend either ONE of the two sessions) Venue Mickleover Gymnastics Club Age Group Year 1 – 6 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway *Year 3/4: 2 teams will progress to Derbyshire Final scheduled for 18th March

2015. Year 1/2 and Year 5/6 – No progression route currently in place.

Size of Team/Squad

6 competitors in each team – can be mixed or single sex teams.

Basic Overview Teams rotate around 3 disciplines and each competitor is marked out of 10 for each routine by a group of qualified gym judges. Disciplines included are:

- Floor Routine - Body Management - Vault

Gold, Silver and Bronze awards will be given to the highest scoring INDIVIDUALS and overall TEAM at each session. *Year 3/4 where qualifying teams are needed to progress to a County Competition, the following rule will apply: The two sessions available will make up ONE overall competition. Scores from the AM and PM will be judged together to produce the 2 qualifying teams for the County Final. Copies of the routines included are available via the Derby City SSP website or by emailing Liam Drake at the address below.

Staff Training Gymnastics Key Steps Competition Workshops Tuesday 21st October 2014, 4 – 5.30pm PLUS Gymnastics Workshop (7th October 2014) Gymnastics Workshop (12th November 2014) Gymnastics and Gymnastics Apparatus Workshop (27th March 2015)


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Gymnastics PLUS

Gymnastics PLUS (Open COUNTY event)

Dates TBC in March 2015 Time 10am – 12noon Venue TBC Age Group KS 2/3 (SEN/D) Gender Male and Female Entry Details Email [email protected] Pathway N/A Size of Team/Squad Schools can bring a group of any size provided that they bring the


Basic Overview Groups will rotate around a number of Gymnastic activities which are adapted and / or inclusive for the participants involved.



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Gymnastics & Trampolining PLUS

Gymnastics & Trampolining PLUS

Dates Friday 6th February 2015 Time 10am – 12noon Venue Mickleover Gymnastics Club Age Group KS 2-4 (SEN/D) Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway Schools can also enter the Gymnastics Plus Open County event in March

2015 Size of Team/Squad Schools can bring a group of any size provided that they bring the


Basic Overview Groups will rotate around a number of Gymnastic activities (including Trampolining) which are adapted and / or inclusive for the participants involved.



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Hockey

Primary Quicksticks Hockey

Dates Tuesday 17th March 2015 Time 4 – 6pm Venue TBC Age Group Year 5 and 6 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway N/A Size of Team/Squad 4 a side on the pitch at any one time from a squad of 6 players Basic Overview Quicksticks is a 4 a side game, designed especially for 7-11 year olds. It

can be played on any surface, and uses a larger, lighter and safer ball. Quicksticks is fun, safe and exciting and has been designed so that anyone can deliver the game regardless of previous experience. Brief Rules The key headings below offer a quick summary: No Goalkeepers - Quicksticks does not include goalkeepers making it safe, accessible, cost and time effective. Fewer Players - Quicksticks is played 4-a-side offering all players full involvement and increased playing time. Fewer Stoppages - Many rules from full 11-a-side hockey have been taken out or simplified to make Quicksticks easier to deliver and play. This also results in fewer stoppages meaning more playing time. Competition Information Small group round robins (3 points for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a defeat). Knockout stages (if applicable) will be played dependent upon numbers of teams attending and time available. Top 1 or 2* teams from each group to qualify for the knockout stages. *Number of knockout teams and rounds will be determined nearer the time depending on number of teams entering etc. Match duration will also be subject to the above but as a guide, will be around 10mins per game. The decisions of the referee regarding facts connected with play are final. Further information on Quicksticks can be found at: http://www.playquicksticks.co.uk/?cat_id=35&level=1

Staff Training Quicksticks Hockey Workshop Tuesday 17th February 2015, 9am – 12noon


http://www.playquicksticks.co.uk/?cat_id=35&level=1

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Netball

High 5 Netball

Dates Tuesday 24th March 2015 Time 4 – 6pm Venue Derby Moor School Age Group Year 5 and 6 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway 2 teams will progress to Derbyshire Final scheduled for 19th May 2014. Size of Team/Squad

Each squad should include: • A minimum of 7 players and a maximum of 9 players • Players should rotate using an official rotation schedule • 5 players on court at any one time • A maximum of 3 boys are allowed in the squad, with up to 2 boys

allowed on court, which should follow the official rotation schedule • It is encouraged, but not essential that teams have boys involved.

Basic Overview Event Format High 5 encourages maximum participation in every aspect of the game and even lets players score and time-keep, as well as enjoying a taste of every position. Learning to work as a team and how to win and lose are all part of the game. Team Information Each squad should include a minimum of 7 players and a maximum of 9 players. Players should rotate using an official rotation schedule, with 5 players on court at any one time. A maximum of 3 boys are allowed in the squad, with up to 2 boys allowed on court, which should follow the official rotation schedule. Details about the squad rotation can be found at www.englandnetball.co.uk/my-game/High_5/high-5-downloads. Additional Information Further information about High 5 Netball can be found at www.englandnetball.co.uk/my-game/high_5. The rules and other resources can be found at www.englandnetball.co.uk/my-game/High_5/high-5-downloads.

Staff Training High 5 Netball Intro Workshop (with England Netball) – Thursday 20th November 2014 High 5 Netball Workshop - Wednesday 14th January 2015, 4 – 5.30pm


http://www.englandnetball.co.uk/my-game/High_5/high-5-downloads

http://www.englandnetball.co.uk/my-game/high_5



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New Age Kurling

New Age Kurling Inclusive Festival

Dates Wednesday 10th December 2014 Time 10am – 12noon Venue TBC Age Group KS 2-4 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway N/A Size of Team/Squad

Schools can bring a group of any size provided that they bring the appropriate number of staff members and numbers attending are confirmed by the prescribed deadline for entries.

Basic Overview New Age Kurling is a form of the original curling game, but adapted so that it can be played indoors on any smooth, flat surface, such as a sports hall, rather than on ice. Importantly, the game can be played by both disabled and non-disabled people of all ages alike. For more information you can visit: http://www.kurling.com/ or http://www.gbkurling.co.uk/index.html

Staff Training N/A Contact Details Liam Drake


http://www.kurling.com/

http://www.gbkurling.co.uk/index.html

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Play on the Pitch

Pride Park Play on the Pitch event

Dates TBC dependent on availability due to the football season / play-offs etc… Time 9.30am – 12noon OR 12.30 – 3pm (Groups attend either ONE of the two

sessions) Venue iPro Stadium, Pride Park Age Group TBC Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway N/A Size of Team/Squad Maximum of 30 children per group Basic Overview Subject to confirmation of dates from Derby County FC, the Play on the

Pitch event(s) will be multi-sport or sport specific events dependant on the age group and day your group is attending. The event(s) give children the opportunity to play on the hallowed turf at the iPro Stadium, home of the Rams! Some important things to consider… A teacher from each school must accompany each of their groups around the activities. This is for supervision purposes and because toilet breaks are to be taken as and when needed by the children rather than a specific break time being built into the day. There will be a member of SSP / Derby County staff and / or Young Leaders at each station to explain, demonstrate and oversee the activities. We also endeavour to have a Young Leader to assist teachers by accompanying each group as they go round the activities. Schools are responsible for ensuring pupils have sufficient refreshments with them on the day. An official photographer will be in attendance, so schools must ensure that they inform the SSP staff at registration of any issues regarding consent for photos of any children to be taken and used in media and promotional materials including web-based outlets such as the SSP website and Twitter / Facebook feeds. School staff are only permitted to take photos of children from their OWN school.


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Rounders

Year 5/6 Rounders

Dates Thursday 18th June 2015 Time 1 – 4pm Venue Mickleover Cricket Club Age Group Year 5 and 6 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway N/A Size of Team/Squad Teams can be a minimum of 6 players and a maximum of 15 players.

Up to 9 players are on the field for each team at any one time and as the game is played in a mixed gender team – there should be no more than 5 male players.

Basic Overview The very basic rules are: • One team bats while the other team fields and bowls. • The bowler bowls the ball to the batter who hits the ball anywhere

on the Rounders pitch. The batter then runs to as many posts as possible before the fielders return the ball to touch the post the batter is heading for.

• If the batter reaches the 2nd or 3rd post in one hit, the batting team scores ½ Rounder. If the batter reaches 4th post in one hit, the batting team scores a Rounder.

• A batter can be out if the fielding team catch the ball hit by the batter before it touches the ground or by touching the post the batter is heading to with the ball before the batter reaches it.

• Each team will bat for a timed innings period. More information can be found at http://www.roundersengland.co.uk/

Staff Training Rounders Workshop - TBC Contact Details Liam Drake


http://www.roundersengland.co.uk/

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Rugby

KS2 Tag Rugby

Dates Thursday 19th March 2015 Time 12.30 – 4pm Venue Chellaston Academy or Derby Rugby Club – TBC Age Group Year 5 and 6 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway Dependent on RFU rules which are TBC, 2 – 4 teams will progress to

Derbyshire Final scheduled for 22nd May 2015. County winners progress onto regional and potentially national competitions

Size of Team/Squad

Tag Rugby is played between teams of 8 players, from a squad of 12 which must be made up with a minimum of 4 from 1 sex, with at least 2 from 1 sex playing at once.

Basic Overview Competition Information Small group round robins (3 points for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a defeat). Top 1 or 2* teams from each group to qualify for the knockout stages. *Number of knockout teams and rounds will be determined nearer the time depending on number of teams entering etc. Match duration will also be subject to the above but as a guide, will be around 10mins per game. The decisions of the match officials regarding facts connected with play are final. Additional Information All teams must provide a playing kit so that all of their players are wearing the same colour (In the event of a colour clash, bibs will be provided). Games will be played on grass or artificial turf, so please ensure players are wearing appropriate footwear (Metal studs are NOT permitted on the artificial turf surfaces). Details will be confirmed nearer the time. All jewellery is to be removed before entering the field of play. Further guidance on both rules and tournament formats will be provided at a Manager’s Meeting at the start of each event to ensure that information given is specific to that particular day. For more information on rules etc, please visit www.rfu.com/managingrugby/managingschoolsrugby/primaryschools

Staff Training Tag Rugby Workshop Wednesday 25th February 2015, 4 – 5.30pm


http://www.rfu.com/managingrugby/managingschoolsrugby/primaryschools

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Swimming

Aquatics Festival

Dates Thursday 18th December 2014 Thursday 26th March 2015 Thursday 16th July 2015

Time 9.30am – 12.30pm Venue Queens Leisure Centre, Derby Age Group Year 3 - 6 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway N/A Size of Team/Squad Teams of will be made up of 5 pupils in each and be categorised as outlined

below. Beginners - Swimmers in this category must be Non-Swimmers / Beginners Intermediates / Improvers - Swimmers in this category must be able to swim at least 10 metres Advanced - Swimmers in this category must be able to swim at least 25 metres in deep water. NB – You MUST have a full team of 5 to enter a category but DO NOT have to enter every category!

Basic Overview Teams will take part in a range of Gala style activities including Races, Fun Games, Personal Survival and Water Safety. Races / Activities and age groups will be explained closer to the date and again on the day prior to the start of the event.

Staff Training ASA Swimming Module 1 – Wednesday 15th October 2015 ASA Swimming Module 2 – Thursday 16th and Friday 17th October 2015 (Delegates MUST attend both days for Module 2 and have attended Module 1 either the day before or previously.)


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Swimming PLUS

Swimming PLUS (Open COUNTY event)

Dates TBC in April / May 2015 Time 10am – 12noon Venue Queens Leisure Centre, Derby Age Group KS 2/3 (SEN/D) Gender Male and Female Entry Details Email [email protected] Pathway N/A Size of Team/Squad Schools can bring a group of any size provided that they bring the


Basic Overview Races and age groups will be explained closer to the date and again on the day prior to the start of the event.

Staff Training ASA Swimming Module 1 – Wednesday 15th October 2015 ASA Swimming Module 2 – Thursday 16th and Friday 17th October 2015 (Delegates MUST attend both days for Module 2 and have attended Module 1 either the day before or previously.)


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Table Tennis

Year 5/6 Table Tennis

Dates Tuesday 11th November 2014 Time 4 – 6pm Venue Derby Moor School Age Group Year 5 and 6 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway 2 teams will progress to Derbyshire Final scheduled for 2nd December 2014.

County winners progress onto regional and potentially national competitions Size of Team/Squad

Boys Competition – 4 in a team Girls Competition – 4 in a team

Basic Overview Event Format This is a 4-a-side Team Table competition, which includes a boys and a girls competition. Team and Competition Information For both the boys and the girls competition, each team should have 4 players. The players should be ranked 1 to 4 to determine which opponents they will play. In each match, all players will play 2 singles games. Depending on time and the number of entries, each game will run to 11 points and the winner will be the best of 3 games. Additional Information Further details about table tennis can be found at www.estta.org.uk/.

Staff Training Table Tennis Workshop – Thursday 18th September 2014 Contact Details Liam Drake


http://www.estta.org.uk/

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Tennis

Mini Tennis

Dates *Year 3/4 Mini Tennis RED - Wednesday 6th May 2015 Year 5/6 Mini Tennis ORANGE – Thursday 2nd July 2015

Time 1 – 4pm Venue Derby Tennis Centre Age Group Year 3 - 6 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway *Year 3/4 ONLY - 2 teams will progress to Derbyshire Final scheduled for 7th

July 2015 No pathway currently in place for Year 5/6

Size of Team/Squad

Teams will have 4 players, which include 2 boys and 2 girls.

Basic Overview Event Format (NB: The format will be more flexible for the Year 5/6 ORANGE Festival) Tennis is fun, great for fitness and for developing hand eye co-ordination. It can be played by all ages and abilities and this is a mixed boys and girls competition. Competition Information 4 pupils will form each team, which include 2 boys and 2 girls. The order of play will include Seed 1 Boy v Seed 1 Boy, Seed 2 Boy v Seed 2 Boy, Seed 1 Girl v Seed 1 Girl and Seed 2 Girl v Seed 2 Girl in each match. A doubles game and/or reverse singles games may also be included. Mini Tennis Red uses badminton sized courts, 23” Mini Tennis rackets, Mini Tennis sponge balls if played indoors, or Mini Tennis red felt balls if played outdoors. A tie breaker to 10 or timed format will be used for matches. The serve is decided by a ‘toss’ at the start of the match. The nominated person serves for the first point; it then alternates every two points. When serving, players should stand behind the baseline and the ball must not be bounced before being hit. The serve can be hit over or underarm and should be hit diagonally, landing in the diagonally opposite service box. Each court should have a helper/scorer, who calls out the scores and helps out with decisions. Additional Information Further details about tennis can be found at www.schoolstennis.org.

Staff Training Mini Tennis Workshop Friday 27th February 2015, 9am – 12noon (Plus Inclusive Tennis Workshop 1-4pm)


http://www.schoolstennis.org/

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Tennis PLUS

Tennis PLUS

Dates Thursday 2nd July 2015 Time 10am – 12noon Venue Derby Tennis Centre Age Group KS 2 – 4 (SEN/D) Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway N/A Size of Team/Squad Schools can bring a group of any size provided that they bring the


Basic Overview Groups will rotate around a number of Tennis activities which are adapted and / or inclusive for the participants involved.

Staff Training Mini Tennis Workshop Friday 27th February 2015, 9am – 12noon Inclusive Tennis Workshop on the same day: 1-4pm


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Volleyball

Sitting Volleyball Inclusive Festival

Dates Thursday 23rd October 2014 Time 10am – 12noon Venue TBC Age Group Year 5 and 6 Gender Male and Female Entry Details Enter via www.derbycityssp.co.uk Pathway TBC Size of Team/Squad

Mixed gender squads of up to 10 players 6 players on court at any time which must include a minimum of 2 of each sex

Basic Overview Teams aim to hit a ball over a net and land it within the opposition's court. Teams have three passes, to form an attacking play, before the ball has to go over the net. Sitting Volleyball requires players to maintain contact between their pelvis and the floor at all times. The first team to a previously agreed number of points wins a set, but they must win by two clear points.

Staff Training N/A Contact Details Liam Drake


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Cancellation and non-attendance policy Late cancellations and non-attendances at workshops, competitions and festivals have increased in recent years. In many cases this has meant that people or schools have missed out on apparently fully-booked events that ultimately had space to have accommodated them. Fixtures and arrangements for competitions and festivals made in advance have been rendered unusable by non-attendance and events have started late after waiting for schools that were not attending. This cancellation policy was recommended by schools to attempt to resolve this issue. ‘Engage’ Bookings – online booking of competitions, festivals and workshops This section applies to events booked as part of the ‘Engage’ programme. These should usually be booked online via www.derbycityssp.co.uk. Ordinarily, no charge is made for schools affiliated to Derby City School Sport Partnership for these bookings. Confirmation of bookings All bookings made via www.derbycityssp.co.uk should be confirmed by an automated email at the time of booking. If this does not happen please email [email protected] to check that the booking has been made. Confirmation of bookings and arrangements for the workshop, competition or event will also be sent by email not less than five working days before the event. This confirmation will be sent to the email address supplied online at the time of booking. A copy will also normally be sent to the admin@ email address for the school. A list of schools or people registered will be included within this email, along with details of how to cancel bookings. Cancellation of bookings All cancellations should be made in writing to [email protected] not less than two working days before the workshop, competition or festival is scheduled to take place. If later than two working days, please specify the reason for late cancellation. Charges for late cancellation/ non-attendance

• Cancellations later than two working days prior to the event will be charged £10 per booking cancelled.

• Non-attendance without prior explanation will be charged £25 per booking not taken up.

Money collected for cancellation and non-attendance charges will be donated to Derby County Community Trust’s “Rams’ Kenyan Adventure” charity supporting St Trizah’s School in Kenya. Non-payment of any charges may affect schools’ registrations for future events.

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‘Enhance’ Bookings and ‘Professional Learning Days’ This section applies to bookings that fall outside of the ‘Engage’ package provided by the SSP. This includes any ‘Enhance’ bookings and ‘Professional Learning Days’, for which additional charges are made to cover attendance. Confirmation of booking Bookings will be confirmed in writing at the time of booking by SSP staff. This will include details of date(s), time and cost of the booking. If no response is received to this confirmation within 24 hours it will be assumed that the booking is confirmed by the school. Cancellation of bookings and charges for cancellation Any cancellation of confirmed bookings should be made as soon as possible and should be made in writing to [email protected] Where confirmed bookings are cancelled the following charges will apply:

• Cancellation more than two weeks prior to the event = 10% of the event cost • Cancellation two weeks – one week prior to the event = 50% of the event cost • Cancellation less than one week prior to the event = 75% of the event cost • Non-attendance = 100% of the event cost

Money collected for cancellation and non-attendance charges will be donated to Derby County Community Trust’s “Rams’ Kenyan Adventure” charity supporting St Trizah’s School in Kenya. Non-payment of any charges may affect schools’ registrations for future events. Comments and questions Please contact [email protected] or call 01332 667575 if you would like to discuss this policy or any other element of the work of Derby City School Sport Partnership.

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Jo Wilkinson Business Manager

Will Evans Development Manager

Liam Drake Participation Manager

[email protected] 07813 895942



Documents

Primary Workshops and Competition Booklet 2014 15