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Quest
They send people in to use the facilities while another will talk to the managers of the leisure centres. The person using the facilities and judging them will be anonymous and the staff will not know they are there to stop them behaving differently for the inspection. They will then discuss what they find. This can lead to the leisure centres being improved or being shut down depending on how bad the findings are.
strengths
It helps organisations set clear objectives
Poor standards are highlighted
Quality purchases are encouraged
Problems are identified, and solutions brought forward
More open communication can occur
It builds pride
weaknesses
Everyone on the staff has to adopt the system
It might not suit all staff to work this way
Persuasion might be needed to adopt the standards and make changes
Resources to implement new changes might be scarce
The cost might be prohibitive

Investors in people
They compare data from your company and they compare how you are doing in each section. With this data they can determine what you are doing well in and what you can improve. The data also shows how you have or have not improved and how much you have either improved or declined.

Investors In People - Strengths

Investors in People accreditation is achieved through a rigorous and objective assessment to determine performance against the Standard for people management.

Research shows that investors in people accredited organisations are generally:

more profitable

more sustainable

more optimistic about the future

Investors In People - Weaknesses

One weakness of investors in people is that they are a national framework which in turn could cause controversy between businesses which could cause internal problems.

Another weakness of investors in people is that because it is important to gain this and retain this accreditation it causes stress upon staff meaning they may perform worse than usual because of nerves.

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Quest
Quest work to make sure that certain things in sports development are at a good level and they also try and improve it. They do this by visiting leisure centres and using their facilities while judging them on how good they are

Investors in people
Investors in People is the mark of high performance in business and people management.
Investors in people help to give the employees of big companies a voice so they can say what is good and what needs Improving.

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sport england
Sports England - structure Main Board - Sets the direction of Sports England (its' goals and objectives etc.) which provides control and support and advice for the Executive team.
Executive teams are responsible for the everyday operation of the business.
Other than these 2, the organisation is split into these groups
Business Partnerships
Community Sport
Facilities and planning
Corporate Services
NGB and Sport
Research and Strategy
roles and responsiblities
Business Partnerships to help business partners and the public to understand what Sports England do and how they can work with them.
Community Sport - Helps to encourage locals to do sport, through programmes and partners.
Facilities and planning - Helps to create, support and maintain sports buildings/facilities.
Corporate Services - Responsible for behind-the-scene work e.g. finance, ICT and legal services.
NGB and Sport - To help national governing bodies achieve their targets in participation, satisfaction and talent development.
Research and Strategy - Provides the evidence to show progress towards targets and what works for the people with their sporting experience.

Durham tees Valley council work to keep safe and healthy and they are focused on attracting resources and planning with partner organisations to ensure you are offered a broad choice of quality activities.

Structure

This structure will include
Board of directors who will allocate what the money is used for and how it will help.
They will also have people to make the activity happen such as a group of coaches around the area
They will have a safeguarding officer to make sure everything goes to plan and to make sure that everybody is safe.

Corbys council

Corby Borough Council’s role will be to provide a catalyst that stimulates and maintains the development of sport in Corby. We will achieve this by providing facilities, training and development opportunities, equipment, guidance and support to help others achieve their ambitions.
Structure

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FA skills
FA Lidl Skills is a unique football coaching programme that gives 5-11s of all abilities the opportunity to get active, learn new football skills and enjoy the game.  We’ve been providing high quality football coaching courses for children since 2007 and have to date provided over 9 million child places on the programme, aiming to provide 1.2 million coaching opportunities per year.
strengths and weaknesses
The FA Skills workshop is a great initiative as it is a fun way to get kids involved in football. It is cheap for people to go to, however it will cost the FA a lot of money to fund the coaches and equipment for the scheme. This then means that that money will not be available to grass root teams, however, the FA Skills workshop may get more people involved with local footballs teams which would benefit all parties massively, as the kids would be playing sport and keeping active. The FA will have achieved their goal of making kids more active, and it would boost numbers and reputations for local football teams. It could also partly benefit national football as there may be some future pro footballers in the making. The FA skills workshop could train more coaches to deliver similar programmes inside football clubs, instead of stretching the small amount of coaches that the FA currently has.

Reccomendations
I would add sessions that use football skills but don't have the same objectives of football such as football tennis.

i would also train coaches through the sessions and have the coaches trained by a coach during the session to get hands on experience of controlling participants and teaching them.

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Sainsburys inclusive PE training programme trains teachers to improve the knowledge, skills and confidence of PE teachers to challenge and progress the children. It was launched to help tackle obesity in young kids. They target PE teachers and young kids in schools. Their aims are to help lower obesity levels in young children. They will achieve this by giving schools new and improved equipment that they can use.

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strengths and weaknesses
It is good because it helps tackle obesity in young children and also gets them more into sport and a healthy lifestyle. Also because they get celebrity endorsement it will get more people involved as they will look up to them. however, if kids don't particularly like the celebrities it will make them less inclined to join and more likely to avoid the scheme and the opportunities it provides.

This programme is good as it is free as the activities are paid by vouchers that most people would get from spending just £5 in a supermarket which makes this affordable for the majority of people.

Weaknesses
One of the weaknesses is that the children may not take the vouchers in to school to use meaning that there is not enough for the best activities as the equipment is expensive and it will take more tokens that the smaller schools may not be able to get.

the sessions are at set times meaning that not everybody who wants to participate as they may not be able to get to the session in that time slot

Recommendations
I would hand the vouchers out more frequently so that the less fortunate people could still take part in the collecting of vouchers and then take part in more sessions.
I would also make the vouchers an online app that would register each voucher so they can be redeemed instead of the physical vouchers as the risk of them being wasted would be eliminated and all the vouchers earned would then be used and not wasted.