1. Sue Smart - Regional Development Manager
Mention here the partnership between BEP and YST – 2 days a week
You may want to do an energiser eg get them to stand and do mobot or lighting bolt to answer yes or no to a few questions????
Key areas of work for me:
Partnership between BEP and Youth Sport Trust
Birmingham Active Schools Forum – open invitation to HTs and School Leaders – working towards representation from each consortium
Final draft of pledge to get schools active – to launch in September
Engage and support local networks and schools/HT consortiums – to provide current national updates, information and guidance
Professional Learning Opportunities
YST have recently launched new 4 year strategy having a vision – where every child enjoys life changing benefits that come from play and sport and a MISSION to pioneer new ways of using sport to improve childrens well being and give them a brighter future
This aligns and supports a broad and balanced curriculum
Sue Smart - Regional Development Manager

2. Focus of this session is increasing activity levels of young people – increasing evidence and current lifestyle choices crucial to get yp active – not just more sport/pe ….across and embedded in the curriculum.
Talk though the two infographics

4. The Golden Circle – Simon Sinek How great leaders inspire
Lots of graphics – to illustrate The Golden Circle – quick recap of Simon Sineks messaging eg Apple
Consider your school and how you could use this approach ……

5. What would your golden circle look like?
To achieve a broad and balanced curriculum?
To increase activity levels? A
Why?
How?
What?

6. 1) the engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – the Chief Medical Officer guidelines recommend that all children and young people aged 5 to 18 engage in at least 60 minutes of physical activity a day, of which 30 minutes should be in school
Need a tracjer and ideas – all resources can be found here
Active School Planner – free resource for schools that provides the following:
Activity Heatmap Tool – A self review tool to look at where and how the school is increasing physical activity and reducing sedentary behaviour in pupils
Activity Tracker – A way of tracking physical activity levels in key individual and groups of pupils
School Improvement – Evidence that explains the link between increased physical activity and improved education outcomes
Signposting and guidance – Find guidance and best practice to continue to make improvements to your provision
Physical Activities Library – A growing body of practical idea submitted by active schools
Active School Report – An action plan to support your school’s progress towards becoming an active school
Active 30:30 resources
FREE

7. Sue Smart - Regional Development Manager
Any questions –
Introduce Denise Fountain (HT was Director of Sport) – ‘Do and Discover ‘
Sue Smart - Regional Development Manager