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Enhancing Youth Sport Participation: A Vision for School and Community Engagement

The Youth Sport Trust, led by Clare James, aims to boost sporting opportunities for 5-16 year-olds. The objective is to increase the percentage of school children engaging in at least two hours of high-quality physical education and sport from 25% in 2002 to 75% by 2006, and to at least 85% by 2008. Key initiatives include the £100 million campaign, the establishment of the National School Sport Week, expansion of competitions, and increased coaching support. This comprehensive approach seeks to ensure every student accesses quality sports programs within and beyond the curriculum.

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Enhancing Youth Sport Participation: A Vision for School and Community Engagement

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  1. Youth Sport Trust Clare James Development Manager

  2. PSA Targets Enhance the take up of sporting opportunities by 5 to 16 year olds by increasing the percentage of school children who spend a minimum of two hours each week on high quality PE and school sport, within and beyond the curriculum, from 25% in 2002to 75% by 2006 (76%) and to 85% by 2008(85%), and to at least 75% in each School Sport Partnership by 2008. PSA 22 2hours in school 5 – 16 years & 3 hours in the community for 5 – 19 years

  3. COACHING LEADERSHIP AND VOLUNTEERING INCLUSION

  4. £100 Million CampaignGordon Brown 13th July 2007 A new National School Sport Week (DCSF) Expansion of the Competition Managers Programme (DCSF - £18m) Coaching (DCSF -£12m) Further Education SSCo’s (DCSF - £18m) Extended Activity (DCMS - £36m) SEN - Multi Sports Clubs (DCSF -£3m) Regional resource to lever in other funding/CYPP (DCSF - TBC) Intra School Competition (DCSF) Plus £633m infrastructure costs The Government will also challenge the sporting bodies to develop modern school sport competitions leading to local, regional and national finals. Up to 5 hours of sport per week

  5. Maximising the 5 hour offer Club Links NGB programmes Comp Mgers SIS FESCo’s High Quality PE Extending Activities Sp Amb And many more... 5

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