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Sport England- Sport England is a non-departmental public body underneath department for digital, culture, media and sport. (Wikipedia [Online],2018). Sports England's aims are to improve the development of sport and introducing sport to young children at a young age so that they can develop into a career or help their general health and prevent childhood obesity. Their key aim is to get as many people in schools and in general across the UK to get engaged in sports. They have done this by managing to involve many schools across the UK and giving funds so that the colleges or schools can take the children or students out on beneficial sports development activities like mountain climbing or
Structure- The provider had a main governing body and they will have a main board of directors and they will have other layers like the media teams further down the hierarchy which both roles have different responsibilities.
Role- The Media team will deal with all of the social medias and the website to promote the already country wide provider.

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By playing the National Lottery, you're helping people across England play sport and get physically active. That's because two-thirds of our funding comes from the lottery. Thank you to everyone who has ever bought a ticket for supporting us in building a healthier, happier nation.

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Sport England's vision is to transform lives and communities through sport and physical activity, driven by Uniting the Movement, a 10-year strategy of change.

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Tees Valley Sport- Tees Valley Sport is a provider that helps sports development of disabled children in the Tees Valley region. Although they do work with older people who are either fully fit or less able to walk.
Structure/Role- Like UK sport the Tees Valley Sport have a hierarchy but it is far smaller. The coach development manager is called Victoria Auton and she overseas everything. And to the bottom of the hierarchy there is a business support officer called Catherine Woods and she will make sure that the money and marketing schemes are working and will individually set out funding to help the sports development of potential future paralympians.

UK Sport- UK Sport is the nation's high performance sports agency investing in Olympic and Paralympic sports. Its mission is to work in partnership to lead sport in the UK to world class success.
Structure/Role- UK Sport has a very strict hierarchy as they have a chief executive who plays a role in the development of the elite sport system in the UK. There is also a chief operating officer who deals with organising events and making sure everything is under control and up to date.

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the uk's high performance sporting agency

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Quest- Quest is a tool for continuous improvement designed for the management and of the leisure facilities. Other partners come into define the industry standards and highlight the standards and show good practice from this. They measure quality by looking at by coming into the establishment and seeing good practice and assessing the performance of the provider and also helping them to improve by highlighting the negatives or they will shut down businesses if they are that bad.

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Quest is a tool for continuous improvement, designed primarily for the management of leisure facilities and sports development.

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TAES- TAES stands for Towards An Excellent Service. This provider of measuring quality was set up by the sports development provider Sport England. TAES aim to provide a clear measurement of the present health. They do assessments to assess the standard of coaching/ teaching and they then highlight the positives and negatives.

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Positives: A well organised company that clearly runs well as it gets added money from other company's to keep it going and help it out.
Negatives: 21-24 year olds are targeted but not massively
How to improve:To improve i would set up more clubs specifically for 20+ year olds.

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Who are their target audience?
Anyone within the age of 14-25 year old can participate. Sportivates most active age has been 17 years where as there least is ages 21-24. Sportivate also say they look to help people who dont usually participate in sport.

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Are they successful?
Top 3 most participated sports;
1. Multi-sports
2. Football
3. Gym&Fitness

They have reached 149,152 participants and 121,628 participants completed the programme.

They have done 9,663 projects.

56.2% of people who participated in sportivate have gone on to be consistently active.

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How Sportivate has changed lives: four years of success for programme

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What are their aims?
Sportive aims to capture the exitment of sport to provide attractive and sustainable sporting oppertunities for teenagers or young adults ages 14-25 for a sport of their choice within the community

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What is Sportive?
Sportivate is a scheme ran by lottery funds. It is put in place to give people who don't generally participate in sport a go at a range of different sports like dodge-ball, parkour and gymnastics

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Positives: They are well known for their success in sports development in getting kids involved in schools and clubs across the UK.
Negatives:They ask people to shop at Sainsburys which is promotion as they need to go there and shop for their tokens to be used to raise money for the scheme.
Recommendations: They can improve this by doing events to raise money as under the great success is a scandal. They realistically could do fundraisers and events to raise money.

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Who do they target?
Their target audience is young children in primary schools and secondary schools. They do this through the schools or even sports clubs.

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Sainsbury's Active Kids was a voucher scheme run by Sainsbury's. Nurseries, schools, Scout and Guide groups and Clubmark-accredited sports club could redeem vouchers for sports & cooking equipment and active experiences such as dance, martial arts and keep fit.

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How are they successful?
They are successful as in the recent years they have aimed to increase disabled sports participation. Ellie Simmonds is a 4 time gold medalist and competes at the Paralympic games. She is an ambassador now and came through the scheme when she was a child. As shown she is successful and now represents her country as an athlete at the highest level.

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Ellie Simmonds big swim - Sainsbury’s School Games | Sainsbury's

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What are their aims?
Their main aim right now as a scheme is to increase the participation in disability sports. They did this by coaching PE teachers/Coaches/Mentors on how to coach when the child is disabled or with any kind of special needs. This is shown in the coaches sessions directly after due to more understanding and confidence with the subject.

They also have other aims like reducing childhood obesity to eating a balanced and healthy diet.

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Sainsbury's Active Kids For All Inclusive PE (IPE) Training equips trainee and qualified teachers with tools and practical ideas to fully include all pupils in curriculum Physical Education, and ensure that all are appropriately challenged.

Through the training teachers will improve their confidence, knowledge and skills in:

Enabling the inclusion of all pupils

Challenging and progressing all pupils

Being able to apply this in your own school environment

IPE has been developed by teachers for teachers, and is aimed at both trainee and qualified teachers in mainstream schools. It explores barriers to engagement, inclusion and strategies to overcome these, including the use of STEP and activity inclusion models. Participants will also gain access to exclusive online resources that build on the training content, they will be able to cascade their learning to others and access further resources.

This programme is part of our strong partnership working with the English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS) and was shortlisted in the Beyond Sport Global Awards in July 2017.

For further information, please contact:

Lucy Townley
Project Officer - Physical Education and Achievement
lucy.townley@youthsporttrust.org
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Sainsbury's Active Kids 4 All Inclusive PE

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Sainsbury's Active Kids For All Inclusive PE (IPE) Training equips trainee and qualified teachers with tools and practical ideas to fully include all pupils in curriculum Physical Education, and ensure that all are appropriately challenged.

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What is it and what do they do?
Sainsburys invested money in this scheme to reduce childhood obesity. Later on they seen other aims that they aim to achieve and have been very successful in schools, as shown by paralympians and olympians across the UK.

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Sainsbury’s Active Kids for All Inclusive PE Training