Regional Club Sport Meeting February 2018
Introduction • Welcome • RSP focus on club sport and community sport • Building capacity and capability • Impact of work that overlaps between the S&E and C&C • All contributing to the same system
Recap from previous meetings • May – Better Organised Clubs – Governance, Leadership, Quality, Policies, Vision & Plan • August - Third Sector and Sport – Defining Third Sector – Social Enterprise – Support for Third Sector – Connections and engagement
Recap – Regional Networking Event • Understanding and supporting each other – teams and across the sector • Understanding local need • Using research and data to inform planning and practice against equality and inclusion outcomes • Understanding needs and barriers that individuals face • Better understand and working out with our sector e.g. Education, Health, Transport. Third sector
Agenda • Year of Young People • Help for Clubs • Child wellbeing and protection in sport
Year of Young People - Context • Scottish Governments themed year programme • 2018 – Year of Young People • Scottish Youth Parliament, Children in Scotland and Young Scot led an Interim Planning Group (all young people) through a consultation process across Scotland • Interim Planning Group produced a report of findings and an aim and outcomes were signed off by Scottish Governments Advisory Board
Year of Young People - Aim • Provide a platform for young people (aged 8-26 years) to have their views heard and acted upon • Showcase the amazing talents of young people through events and media • Develop better understanding, co-operation and respect between generations • Recognise the impact of teachers, youth workers and other supporting adults on young people’s lives • Provide opportunities for young people to express themselves through culture, sport and other activities
Year of Young People - Outcomes • Young people have greater say in decisions that affect their lives • Improved public perception of young people • More opportunities for intergenerational work and conversations • Young people have more opportunities to take part in positive activities and experiences
Year of Young People - Outcomes • Young people have the opportunity to access a range of sports and activities with opportunities for all to get involved, progress and achieve. • Young people have more leadership opportunities so young people are encouraged and supported to reach their potential in leadership roles.
Year of Young People – Themes • Participation • Education • Equality and discrimination • Enterprise and Regeneration • Culture • Health and Wellbeing – Active – Mental health – Healthy eating
Active Strand • Young people in Scotland aged 8-26 are more physically active supported by concessions and discounts, eat more healthily, have better mental health. • Young people have developed news skills and confidence through sport and physical activity. • Young people are more engaged with and able to influence sport and physical activity in their local communities.
sportscotland YOYP 2018 • Appointment of a YoYP sportscotland intern • Working with local and national partners • Encouraging co-design approach – getting partners to consider how they are working/engaging with young people • Developing a YoYP toolkit with our YPSP – this will provide tools for partners to use to help them effectively engage with young people • Key dates, opportunities and Profile • Working with partners to help deliver key opportunities for Young People throughout the year • Follow #YOYP2018 to stay up to date
sportscotland YOYP 2018 YPSP • Young People Sports Panel contribution • Recruitment of the 4 th panel • YPSP Toolkit • Young People as Leaders Event • Proposed Club Open Doors Week • Would be looking for all hubs and clubs to open their doors to young people in their community for the week / weekend or day to give them the opportunity to come and try a new sport • TBC: Monday 24 th Sept – Sunday 30 th Sept
Discussion Questions • Share initial thoughts on the Club Open Doors Week and what this could look like • Share any YoYP plans you are aware of currently • Discuss how you can get involved in YoYP
Steven Lytham Partnership Manager
Standards for Child Wellbeing and Protection in Sport
Standards for Child Minimum Wellbeing and Operating Protection in Sport Requirements
Standards for Child Wellbeing and Protection in Sport – 3 areas: the child, the workforce, the sports organisation – 8 standards – Minimum criteria, incorporating MORs – Continuous Improvement
Support • Staffing: Dedicated Project Worker support for all sport scotland- invested SGBs • Resources/Tools: – Self assessment tool for SGBs – Guidance and template policies/procedures – e-bulletin • Sharing of good practice facilitated through: website , learning sets, annual report, network groups • Training and Education: optional masterclasses, live Facebook sessions /webinars, SGB L&D programme
Support • Safeguarding in Sport advice line: 0141 419 1156 • Website: www.safeguardinginsport.org.uk • Email: Safeguardinginsport@children1st.org.uk • Facebook/Twitter
Future Networking Dates • Regional Club Sport Meeting – May – August • Regional Integrated Networking – November • National Networking – Active Schools Manager business meetings (x 2) – HOD, ASM and SDM (May & Nov)
Close • My Sport • Planning • Network
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