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Sport England National Governing Bodies of Sport

Sport England National Governing Bodies of Sport. Context for Meeting. To highlight the role Sport England can play to support the delivery of your plan To develop the understanding of how you would like the relationship to develop with Sport England at a regional and local level

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Sport England National Governing Bodies of Sport

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  1. Sport England National Governing Bodies of Sport

  2. Context for Meeting • To highlight the role Sport England can play to support the delivery of your plan • To develop the understanding of how you would like the relationship to develop with Sport England at a regional and local level • To consider any specific support you may require from the CSP’s and other regional partners • To consider next steps Creating sporting opportunities in every community

  3. Sport England Teams • Each team is made up of • Regional Strategic Lead • Facilities and Planning Relationship Manager • 2x Regional Planning Managers • Local Government Relationship Manager • Community Sport Relationship Manager • Business Support • Officers with national roles • Legacy grants team Creating sporting opportunities in every community

  4. Facilities and Planning Team – the what? • Planning Applications for playing fields • Strategic Planning (including Facilities Improvement Service) • NGB facility strategies – implementation • Building Schools for the Future • Funding Programmes • Connect CIF projects to NGB plans Creating sporting opportunities in every community

  5. What does this mean for NGBs ? Creating sporting opportunities in every community

  6. Our Tools Facilities and Planning Centre of Excellence • Active Places • Active Places Power • Facilities Planning Model • Spatial Planning for Sport • Sustainable Community Sports Hubs Toolkit • National Benchmarking Service • Quest Creating sporting opportunities in every community

  7. Local Government Team • Keeping the Local Government and LSP environment sport friendly – influencing sustainable communities strategies so sport has strong hooks • Supporting LAAs and delivering our duty to cooperate – Delivery of active People diagnostic and sports market segmentation training • Connecting NGBs to the best opportunities and to be the “translator” on LG issues – Using the Local Intelligence Framework to help NGB’s select local priorities •  Ensure Growth areas provide for Sport – Work closely with the F&P Team to use advocacy & planning tool to deliver outcomes for sport Creating sporting opportunities in every community

  8. Our Tools Communities Directorate Centres of Excellence • BSF • Building Schools for the Future Guidance • Local Government • Shaping Places through Sport • Local Intelligence Framework • LGA / Sport England joint statement: • Our Sporting Commitment And County Sports Partnerships Creating sporting opportunities in every community

  9. Our Tools Research Centre of Excellence • Active People Survey • Active People Diagnostic • Sports Market Segmentation • Satisfaction Survey Creating sporting opportunities in every community

  10. Community Sport Team • Identify, facilitate and support development of regional opportunities to enable implementation of NGB WSPs.-identify the support of the communities directorate and clarify the regional offer working alongside the CSP’s and other regional partners • Ensure NGB Plans are supported and enhanced by CSPs effective delivery against the core specification.-1/4 meetings with the CSP’s and CSPN support • Maintain and develop local relationships that will support the delivery of Sport England's wider outcomes and create the environment.-advocate and develop connectivity through communication and intelligence • 2012 –within the regional 2012 framework consider how NGB outcomes can contribute to the 2012 legacy targets Creating sporting opportunities in every community

  11. Rugby Unions ‘DNA’ • Male dominated (95%)* • Reliance on 16 to 24 year olds (65%)* • Big student playing population (FE and HE) • Mostly in a community club setting (60%)* * = % of all players playing at least once a week Creating sporting opportunities in every community

  12. Challenges to consider to support Rugby Union • How can we get more women and girls into the game? • Are there any versions of the game that will extend the playing life of rugby union players e.g. tag and touch rugby, rugby 7’s? • How can we make the club infrastructure more sustainable? • What can we do to support the transition from education (and especially HE and FE) into community clubs? Creating sporting opportunities in every community

  13. Next steps Sport England Offer – Any specific expectations? How do you see the relationship developing? Is there anything we could do for you now? Any points of clarity? 13 Creating sporting opportunities in every community Creating sporting opportunities in every community

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