1. Glasgow 2014 and the Student Legacy
Neil Park, Scottish Government
Stew Fowlie,
Scottish Universities Sport

2. Glasgow 2014 in numbers 20th Commonwealth Games 17 Sports
11 days of world class sporting events
1 outstanding host city
1.75m Scots backed the bid
71 countries and territories competing
Over 6,500 athletes and officials taking part

4. Games Legacy in Scotland
5 underpinning principles; partnership, engagement, equality, diversity and sustainability.
International Children’s Games 2011
London 2012
Glasgow 2014
Ryder Cup 2014
Long-term approach - build on 2012 investment

5. “The power of the 2014 Commonwealth Games, the 2012 Olympics and other major sporting events will help create positive lasting benefits for Scotland by making the whole of Scotland fitter for the future- physically, culturally, economically and socially. ”

6. Legacy - Our aims for Scotland
Making faster progress towards a fitter Scotland
Accelerating what is already happening and using the Games to make it better
Inspiring and enabling people of all ages and abilities to be more active
Bringing communities together through series of local celebratory events

8. People, Places and Communities
Impact on all people and communities and provide a legacy for all of Scotland
Enable people to get more physically active
Give opportunities for hardest to reach and most vulnerable
Enhance understanding of our heritage
Create spaces for communities to congregate
Showcase the work of our young people
Build tolerance and respect between communities

10. ACTIVE SCOTLAND Develop Active Nation Community Sports Hubs
Develop the Places and Facilities
Workforce Development
Support Elite Performance Pathways

11. The Launch

12. Edinburgh

13. Glasgow

14. Dundee

15. Inverness

16. MSP Mile

17. Coverage highlights…

18. THE STUDENT LEGACY Sport fully engaging with tertiary education
Capacity building within College sector
Enhanced profile for student sport in national plans and priorities
Closer working between tertiary education and other agencies

19. THE STUDENT LEGACY Sport fully engaging with tertiary education
Local, regional and national structures
Exploring areas of mutual interest

20. THE STUDENT LEGACY Capacity building within College sector
New programmes at National level
Improved infrastructure within institutions
Genesis of Scottish Student Sport

21. THE STUDENT LEGACY
Enhanced profile for student sport in national plans and priorities
Greater visibility and understanding
Acknowledgement of various contributions of student sport

22. THE STUDENT LEGACY
Closer working between tertiary education and other agencies
Better relationships & awareness
Workforce
From curriculum to continuum

23. CLOSING THOUGHTS
Where will Student Sport be in 2014?