1. Sports Leaders UK Effective Use of Sports Leaders Rob Watson Partnership Officer rwatson@sportsleaders.org 07725 100932

2. Agenda Qualification and Awards Overview Playmaker Award Energy Club Initiative Secondary Qualifications Benefits of Delivery

4. Accredited Qualifications Qualifications & Credit Framework (QCF) Ofqual Regulated Credits/UCASOfficial Qualifications Approved Qualifications

5. PRE-LEVEL The Young Leader National Award (11+) The PlayMaker National Award (9+) LEVEL 1 The Level 1 Award in Sports Leadership (13+) The 'I Can Lead' National Award (13+) LEVEL 2 The Level 2 Award in Community Sports Leadership (16+) The 'Go Lead' National Award (16+) The Level 2 Award in Sports Leadership (14 +) The 'Women Get Set Go' National Award (14+) LEVEL 3 The Level 3 Certificate in Higher Sports Leadership (17+) The Pathway of Sports Leadership

6. The Playmaker Award Age Requirements: It is recommended learners start the course no younger than 9 years old. There is no upper age limit Length of course: 6 guided learning hours (GLH). However the delivery can be flexible to meet the needs of the learners. Prior knowledge required by the learner Learners require no prior knowledge. What will the learner be able to do: On completion of the course, the learner will be able to lead sports or activities for others but under the direct supervision of a suitably qualified adult. The learner will have skills to set up simple games and/or activities that they are familiar with and they will feel confident when assisting in leading small group of peers or younger children under direct supervision

7. The Playmaker Award Unit name Guided Learning Hours (GLH) 1. What is a leader? 1 2. Participants 1 3. Area 1 4. Communication 1 5. Equipment 1 6. Demonstration of Leadership 1 The course can be delivered by: Teacher Coach HLTA competent TA

8. The Playmaker Award The delivery of the Sports Leaders UK Playmaker Award will support your organisation to: Teach valuable life skills including communication, organisation, motivation, teamwork and leadership. The Playmaker Award ensures learners are able to develop these skills from an early age, giving learners responsibility of leading their peers or younger children is an empowering experience. Teach learners to develop inclusive activities and promote equality. Increase social mobility by providing a leadership award that will develop valuable life skills of the learner including communication, organisation, team work and leadership whilst also offering an award that will increase these skills. Develop the learner’s knowledge of health linked to nutrition and physical activity supporting a healthy and active organisation. Develop the Character Education of the learner by delivering a leadership award that develops character education skills such as self-confidence, resilience, integrity, tolerance, respect and community volunteering. Support the teaching of the Citizenship by delivering a leadership qualification that ‘develops an interest in, and commitment to, participation in volunteering as well as other forms of responsible activity.’ (Citizenship National Curriculum)

9. The Playmaker Award The delivery of the Sports Leaders UK Playmaker Award will support your organisation to: Increase the number of nationally recognised high quality awards achieved by learners. Contribute towards the development of school performance measures by supporting the learning of Key Stage 2. Playmakers can help deliver physical literacy sessions supporting young pupils at the school to undertake activities that involve running, jumping, throwing and catching. Playmakers can help to organise and deliver competitive events such as school sports days and if they are involved in playing competitive sports they can pass on their knowledge to younger pupils Primary PE Premium The Playmaker Award can be funded through the Primary School Sport Premium funding and is an excellent use of this funding due to the sustainable nature of the leaders trained. Playmakers can contribute to the Ofsted improvement indictors such as: The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – kick-starting healthy active lifestyles The profile of PE and sport being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils Increased participation in competitive sport

10. The Energy Club Initiative Energy Club is a fun physical activity club for kids aged 4-11, delivered by staff at Primary Schools across England. Last year over 1100 Primary Schools delivered Energy Club and 10,000 people received training. We believe physical activity should be a healthy and fun part of the lives of our children. Through enabling kids to be active the sessions help ensure they remain healthy and happy; we'll also help them learn about the right food choices.

11. The Energy Club Initiative Energy Club Training Day: Training Session – content includes Leadership in activity sessions, Communication, Safety, Understanding, adapting and progressing Energy Club games. Leader Resources for each delegate Online access to activity cards & certificates electronically to download Activity Card Wallet - 60 Activity Cards for KS1 & KS2 ‘Wipe Clean’ wall charts to track each child’s achievement Online Certificates for children attending the club

12. The Energy Club Initiative Who is Energy Club training for? Teachers – Increases knowledge and skills in PE, adapting activities, inclusive games, new ideas, healthy food choices & activity challenges. Lunch Time Supervisors – Improves confidence & ability in controlling groups, provides structured activity & session plans. Teaching Assistants – Improves skills in supporting PE lessons, inspires new ideas & develops adaptability for use with specialist populations. Before/After School Staff – Energy Club can be used as an OOSH club, gives structure, resources and certificates for attendance. Benefits for learners: Structured lunch time activity Learn about health and nutrition Learn about physically active lifestyles Be Active – Target certain groups Not sport specific.

13. The Energy Club Initiative ‘Energy Club has been a fantastic method of engaging inactive children in Milton Keynes. The Sports Leaders at the College have been trained as Energy Club leaders and also completed Young Leader/Playmaker Orientation Training. Following this they have delivered Playmaker Training to Year 5s and 6s at local Milton Keynes Primary and Infant school. This enables the Playmakers to support the Energy Club Leaders to deliver Sports Leaders UK Energy Clubs. As Energy Club focusses on Physical Activity rather than Sports Specific it has been very easy for the Energy Club leaders to deliver and any child can participate.’ (Caroline Moran– Milton Keynes College – September 2015)

14. Qualifications Level 1 Award in Sports Volunteering (SV1) (13+) Level 2 Award in Sports Leadership (SL2) (14+) Level 2 Award in Community Sports Leadership (CSL) (16+) Level 3 Certificate in Higher Sports Leadership (HSL) (16/18+) Level 3 Certificate in Basic Expedition Leadership (BEL) (17/18+) Level 1 Award in Sports Leadership (SL1) (13+) Level 2 Award in Community Sports Volunteering (SV2) (16+) Level 2 Award in Dance Leadership (DL2) (16+) Level 2 Award in Assisting in Basic Expedition Leadership (BEAL) (16+) Sports Leadership Dance Leadership Sports Volunteering Outdoor Leadership Level 1 Award in Dance Leadership (DL1) (13+)

15. Sports Leaders Qualifications

16. Dance Leaders Qualifications Level 2 Award in Dance Leadership (16+) Level 1 Award in Dance Leadership (13+)

17. Sports Volunteering Detail

18. Outdoor Expedition Leadership Qualifications QualificationUnitsGLH Leadership Hours QCF Credits Pre-certification Requirements Level 2 Award in Assisting in Basic Expedition Leadership (16+) 5571210 Level 3 Award in Day Walk Leadership (17/18+) 8821512 First Aid Level 3 Certificate in Basic Expedition Leadership (17/18+) 91273018 First Aid

19. Certificated Awards 16+ 14+ 13+ 11-13 Go Lead Women Get Set Go Foreign Language Leader Award Young Leader Award Maths Leader Award Literacy Leader Award I Can Lead

20. National Governing Body (NGB) Sport Specific Leaders Awards New Dodgeball Leaders Award Delivery time of three modules – 6 hours Dodgeball specific module (if learner already has Sports Leadership qualification then they only need to complete one module)– 3 hours Cost - £20 Sports Leaders - £16 Delivery agent – UKDBA Contact to apply and deliver the course- Ben.hoyle@ukdba.orgBen.hoyle@ukdba.org

21. Benefits of Sports Leadership Increase the number of nationally recognised high quality accredited qualifications achieved by your learners. Increase employability and social mobility by providing a leadership qualification that will develop valuable life skills of the learner including communication, organisation, team work and leadership whilst also offering a qualification that will increase the chances of employment. Supporting the National Curriculum for Physical Education at Key Stage 3 & 4 as the delivery of the Level 1 & 2 Awards in Sports Leadership supports key learning of the National Curriculum at Key stage 3 and 4. Develop the learner’s knowledge of health linked to nutrition and physical activity. Develop Sports Leader volunteers to help the sport staff to deliver activities and increase participation. Develop the Character Education of the learner by delivering a leadership qualification that develops character education skills such as self-confidence, resilience, integrity, tolerance, respect and community volunteering.

22. Benefits of Sports Leadership Develop the Character Education of the learner by delivering a leadership qualification that develops character education skills such as self-confidence, resilience, integrity, tolerance, respect and community volunteering. Develop the Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural (SMSC) Education of the learner alongside the teaching of British Values by delivering a leadership qualification that teaches mutual respect and tolerance. Support the teaching of the Citizenship Curriculum by delivering a leadership qualification that ‘develops an interest in, and commitment to, participation in volunteering as well as other forms of responsible activity.’ (Citizenship National Curriculum) Increase the motivation of your learners by delivering a leadership qualification that teaches motivational skills.

23. Benefits of Sports Leadership Contribute towards the development of school performance measures by supporting the learning of Progress 8 & Attainment 8 subjects. Support the learning of GCSE Physical Education as the delivery of the Sports Leaders UK qualifications can enhance and support the learning of GSCE Physical Education Support the learning of EdExcel B-Tec First and National Awards, Certificates and Diplomas as the delivery of the Sports Leaders UK qualifications can enhance and support some of the leadership learning outcomes from these qualifications. Support the learning of OCR Nationals in Sport as the delivery of the Sports Leaders UK qualifications can enhance, support and achieve the learning of OCR Nationals in Sport.

24. Why do you need leaders? A Workforce School Games Learner Status Empowerment Engagement of challenging learners Nicky Morgan – Education Secretary (England) I Want Character Education in England to be seen as a global Leader ensuring young people are better prepared than ever to Lead tomorrow’s Britain. I plan for lessons to build ‘Character’ to be put on par with academic subjects

26. Any Questions?

27. Contact me !! Rob Watson rwatson@sportsleaders.org 07725 100932