2013 YCB Cricket seminars sport england

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Creating a sporting habit for life Sport England Youth and Community Strategy

Sport England Growing Participation

Schools &School GamesUp to £150 million

(Including Education & Health funding)

Governance£5m

A sporting habit for lifeFive Year £1bn Investment

2012/13 - 2016/17Access £10m

CSPs: £60mCoaching (Sportivate): £58mVolunteering (Sport Makers): £14mDisability: £18m

Transition to Clubs* £48.5m

Rewards £40m

WSPs start at age 14 Focus on 14-25 for relevant sports Mandatory growth targets Payment by results Enhanced governance Talent development

Mid-range/Improvement £45m e.g. pools/artificial pitches

New capital £110m

£5m

£15m

Health pilot

Market development

Iconic: £30mInspired: £50mPlaying fields: £10m

Supported by CSP Club Link Makers*

Whole Sport Plans (NGBs) over £450 million 2013-17

FacilitiesUp to £250 million Local Investment

Over £250m

CommunitySport Pot £40m

Door Step Clubs & Get On Track£28m

Higher Education £25m

Further Education£25m

Creating sporting opportunities in every community 3

Patterns of Participation

SOME SPORT:More than once a

month but less than once a week

7%, 3 million

INACTIVE: (less than once a

month) 58%, 24 million

REGULAR SPORT:At least 1 x 30 per

week35%, 15 million

FREQUENT SPORT:At least 3 x 30 per

week16%, 7 million

We have to deliver• Year on year growth in regular

(once a week) participation for all those aged 14+

• An increase in the proportion of 14-25s playing sport once a week

• A reduction in drop off, with measurement at 18, 21 and 24

• Growth in participation by people with a disability

• Enhanced talent pathways

And along the way… 4,000 new community sport

clubs in secondary schools, linking to NGBs and new resources for CSPs to support these

Support to open up school sports facilities for community use, with £10m funding to help this happen

At least 150 further education colleges will benefit from a full-time sports professional who will act as a College Sport Maker

Three quarters of university students aged 18-24 will get the chance to take up a new sport or continue playing a sport they played at school or college

5Creating sporting opportunities in every community

A thousand of our most disadvantaged local communities will get a Door Step Club.

Two thousand young people on the margins of society will be supported by the Dame Kelly Holmes Legacy Trust into sport and to gain new life skills

A further £100m will be invested in facilities for the most popular sports

A minimum of 30 sports will have enhanced England Talent Pathways to ensure young people and others fulfil their potential

MeasurementWe must have a robust method of measuring performance and accounting for public investment which:•Measures participation•Counts people (not sessions or outputs, e.g. coaches)•Is independent•Can measure locally•Can measure changes in participation for most sports.

All awards have conditions.

All awards can be clawed back if projects do not deliver.

Funding Opportunities

Open Funds• Inspired• Small grants• Sportsmatch

New Funds to follow• Capital opportunities

Funds to access in partnership

• Community Sport Activation Fund

• Satellite Clubs• Sportivate• Doorstep clubs (tbc)

Supporting Opportunities• Club mark, Club makers,

Sportsmakers, Running Sports


Funding Awards in YorkshireInspired Awards

Bolton Percy CC Refurbishment and extend club house facilities

Steeton CC Re-build damaged pavilion roof

Great AytonCC Extend and renovate club house

South Kilvington Replace portakabin and toilets

Aston Hall CC Extend changing rooms and improve toilet facilities

Small Grants

Kexborough CC Cricket development

Walsden CC New practice nets

Pudsey St Lawrence Girls and women's cricket project


Build it and they will come…


What makes a good application• Be clear why you are applying – what do you want

• Evidence base- show the need• You must deliver on the Sport England participation outcomes

• 14+• Good governance• Track record of delivery• Read the guidance – it will lead you through the process


What makes a good application• Do not try and make your project fit a specific fund, apply to the right one

• What will the impact of the funding be?• Competitive process- Only fund the best projects

• Ability to deliver• Be clear – get someone not involved to read the application

• Only apply for what you need/can deliver• There is a list of what we DO NOT FUND


Ask for Support• Cricket

• County Sport Partnership

• Sport England • Funding helpline 08458 508 508 • www.sportengland.org


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