Sport in Schools

registered charity to build a brighter future for children through sport and believe young people have the right to....

• experience and enjoy PE and sport
• a quality intro to PE and sport suited to their own level of development
• progress along a structured pathway of sporting opportunities
• best teaching, coaching and resources
• experience and benefit from positive competition
• develop a healthy lifestyhle
• a sound foundation for lifelong physical activity

series of linkes and progressive schemes for young people aged 18 months to 18 years

TOP Tots - aged 18 months to 3 years

TOP start - 3 to 5 year olds

TOP play - 4 to 9 year olds

TOP sport - 7 to 11 years olds...TOP athletics, TOP dance, TOP outdoors

TOP skill - 11 to 14 years

TOP link - 14 to 19 year okds

TOP sportsability - young disabled people to enjoy sports

• Government grant and lottery funding
• Community schools
• Additional staffing
• Feeder Primary schools
• Enhanced facilities
• Community clubs
• Increased funding
• UKSI network centres

This team works together to improve opportunites for young people across the family of schools and aims to...

• give sporting access to diadvantaged young people
• encourage participation by young people who are under represented e.g. girls, disabled people and ethnic minorities
• improve self esteem and confidence
• provide PE and sport courses to teachers and other adults

PDM - partnership development manager

SSCo - School sport co ordinator

PLT - Primary link teacjer