1. Welcome to the Universities Conference 2016

2. What makes a great club Kirsty Goldie-Brammer Clubs & Facilities Manager, England Hockey

3. Where are you now? 2 mins – Individual rate your club? Unsatisfactory Poor OK Good Great

4. What is success? 5 mins Who University wants (strategy?) = £ for the club Student Experience – numbers of people involved? BUCS Points University role in community Academic performance (team sport people do better) Profile Partners want Community clubs Facility that you use Players want All levels, all standards

5. Success Performance (BUCS Points) Profile of club (including behaviour & accessibility) Finance Student experience = Numbers involved (link to intra mural/social hockey) Personal development = coaches, umpires, role holders Local community impact

6. Community Club Vs University Club

7. What our players in community world said.... Hockey should be fun! Variety of types of hockey to be played Want a good facilities to play at No everyone wants to train Need to get sponsors Competition at the right level for me

8. What makes a great club Having great leadership – that is you! Appropriate and sustainable facilities Inspired and effective people Different ways to play Being friendly, welcoming and social Being local with strong community connections Stretching and developing those that want it

9. Do you agree with the 7 strands What have you thought about within your club? Which strands do you excel at? Which strands are areas are you need to work at? Share what is good and not so good in your world 20 minutes

10. Continuing Post University How can we help graduates continue to play? 76 clubs in London, most London Boroughs Summer and Winter opportunities From National Premier to single team clubs Corporate, mixed, small sided and 11 aside Most clubs offer reduced or free membership to new graduates Continue the social side and make new friends www.englandhockey.co.uk/playhockey

11. What difference are you going to make........ Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. Albert Einstein Make your pledge!