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A guide to how NGBs can support Primary School Sport in County Durham

November 15

Contents Introduction Archery Athletics Badminton Basketball Boxing Cricket Cycling Fencing Football Golf Gymnastics Handball Hockey Lacrosse Netball Orienteering Rounders Rugby Union Squash and Racketball Swimming Table Tennis Tennis Volleyball Wheelchair Basketball Appendices

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This guidance has been produced to support County Durham Primary Schools with delivering on their Primary Premium.

Who We Are County Durham Sport is one of a network of County Sports Partnerships operating across England. We work together with local, regional and national organisations to raise the profile of sport and physical activity within County Durham and co-ordinate sports development and physical activity opportunities within the county.

Introduction This guide has been produced to enable primary schools to make the most of the support available from National Governing Bodies (NGB’s). The document pulls together, in one place, a range of NGB offers to support primary schools to better understand the products, programmes and resources that are available and can be delivered locally. Original guidance on the Primary School PE & Primary Offer was developed nationally by the County Sports Partnership Network (CSPN) and County Durham Sport has used this information and tailored it to fit local need. Each NGB within this guide has been consulted to ensure the products are suitable, appropriate and available in County Durham and each NGB has confirmed the exit routes into local clubs and programmes. Each page is dedicated to an individual NGB and identifies the following: • • • • • •

The most appropriate local NGB contact for schools Description of the product Useful links to describe the product in more detail Product breakdown Support available from the NGB Links to local clubs

If you require any further support please contact County Durham Sport Becks Lippe Development Manager (NGB Lead) County Durham Sport Tel: 03000 264817 Mobile: 07715 077266 becks.lippe@durham.gov.uk

Lynne Wightman Development Manager County Durham Sport Tel: 03000 264 624 Mobile: 07970 539 467 lynne.wightman@durham.gov.uk

For more information on the Primary School Sport Premium please visit the County Durham Sport website: www.countydurhamsport.com/Support_and_Information/Primary_Sport_Premium

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Archery – Archery GB www.archerygb.org Contact: Kate Moss, Development Manager (Young People) E-mail: kate.moss@archerygb.org

Arrows has been created for primary schools to introduce young children to archery in a fun and safe way. It has been designed to be delivered by teachers and sports co-ordinators who have no formal archery experience or qualification. This 'mini' version of archery provides teachers with child-friendly equipment and resources to get started quickly and easily, making it possible for teachers to deliver archery in almost any setting in school. For further details and video resources go to: www.archerygb.org/arrows Teacher and Coach Education: • There is no training required to deliver Arrows • Young people (14-19 years) can access Arrows Young Leaders Course Resources: • Equipment: Two different sized packs can be purchased from www.archerygb.org/arrows • A Guide for Teachers: Includes all information needed to deliver Arrows • Eight activity cards: These make it possible to introduce archery concepts and skills through fun activities rather than technical instruction • Festival card: Provides a competitive option that is also the format for the School Games • The equipment has been designed to enable teachers to deliver the sport in a safe and exciting environment (either indoors or outdoors) • Reference card: For a quick reminder of the key learning objectives for your sessions • Online videos: Two short videos at www.archerygb.org/arrows go through some of the detail in the Guide for Teachers to provide further support Support: Direct coaching support is available via a network of AGB accredited coaches in local community clubs. Archery GB’s County Development Co-ordinator for Durham is Steve Richardson sfrichardson@gmail.com who will be able to advise on local clubs and coaches who deliver primary school archery coaching. Resources available on www.archerygb.org/arrows Exit Routes: There are 21 listed community archery clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode, notably Durham City Archers, East Durham Archers or North East Archers who are part of Archery GB’s Club Development Programme, ‘ontarget’. For more information on exit routes go to: Archery GB, Club Finder: www.archerygb.org/support/clubs/club_finder.php County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Athletics – England Athletics www.englandathletics.org Contact: John Stacey, North East Club & Coach Support Officer Email: jstacey@englandathletics.org

The product England Athletics is offering is called Elevating Athletics. This is a specifically designed training course with links into several strands of athletic competition such as SportsHall athletics and Quadkids formats. For more details follow the link: www.englandathletics.org/schools For information on SportsHall and Quadkids use the following links: www.englandathletics.org/athletics-in-schools/sportshall-athletics www.englandathletics.org/athletics-in-schools/quadkids Teacher and Coach Education: • England Athletics provides primary school teachers with a specifically designed, easy to apply, training course called Elevating Athletics • England Athletics also provides a training course, Run Jump Throw - Certificate in Teaching Primary Schools Athletics, which focusses on teaching progression across primary school age groups in both generic and athletics specific running, jumping and throwing activities For more details on Elevating Athletics and other teacher training coursesgo to: academy.britishathletics.org.uk/elevating-athletics www.englandathletics.org/teachereducation Resources: A wealth of resources is available to those who sign up to Elevating Athletics including: The Primary School Teachers Education Pack: • Easy to use lesson plans/activity cards/teaching notes • Fun inclusive games designed to help develop the child’s running, jumping and throwing skills • Extensive online video library of games and activities for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 • Website dedicated to Athletics Schools and Youth Competitions as well as Awards and Skills for teachers, children and parents Support: Support is available through Education Co-ordinators who support teacher training and schools partners as well as Athletics Networks who provide club links and competition opportunities. Exit Routes: There are 53 listed athletics clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode, notably Durham City Harriers Athletics Club and Chester-le-Street and District Athletics Club. For more information on exit routes go to: England Athletics, Club Finder: www.clubfinder.englandathletics.org/ County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Badminton – Badminton England www.badmintonengland.co.uk Contact: Emma Smethurst, North Region Partnerships Manager E-mail: emmasmethurst@badmintonengland.co.uk

Bisi Badminton is the product on offer from Badminton England. Bisi Badminton Primary is aimed at pupils who are at the beginning their physical education journey as activities and resources map closely to the Key Stage 1 and 2 National Curriculum. For further information follow this link: www.badmintonengland.co.uk/bisi Teacher and Coach Education: • The Bisi Badminton Teacher Course is 3.5 hours long and provides an introduction to coaching badminton skills to Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 For more information about the Bisi Badminton teacher course and learning outcomes visit: www.badmintonengland.co.uk/bisibadmintonteachercourse Resources: There are a multitude of resources available to teachers through Bisi Badminton, these include: • Bisi Badminton Primary Resource • Bisi Badminton Festival Guides (free download from www.badmintonengland.co.uk/bisifestivals) • Bisi Badminton branded equipment. A full list of available equipment can be found by visiting: www.badmintonengland.co.uk/bisiequipment Support: Direct support is available through Durham County Badminton Association, local Performance Centres, Community Badminton Networks and Badminton England Workforce Officers. Contacts: Durham County Badminton Association: Claire Lapworth, clairelapworth@gmail.com Badminton England North Region Delivery Manager: Tom Smith, tomsmith@badmintonengland.co.uk Badminton England North Region Workforce Officer: Michael Reid, michaelreid@badmintonengland.co.uk Exit Routes: There are 57 listed badminton clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode, notably Durham Swifts Badminton Club and The Phoenix Junior Badminton Club. For more information on exit routes go to: Badminton England, ‘Ways To Play’: www.badmintonengland.co.uk/waystoplay County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Basketball – Basketball England www.basketballengland.co.uk Contact: Charlie Ford, Education & Satellite Club Manager E-mail: charlie.ford@englandbasketball.co.uk

The all4ball resource from Basketball England contains everything needed to introduce basketball as part of the Primary School Sport Curriculum. For more information and FREE downloads of Sainsbury’s School Games Competition and Challenge cards visit: www.basketballengland.co.uk/playcompete/education/teacher-resources Teacher and Coach Education: • The all4ball resource has been written with the primary school curriculum in mind and requires no prior basketball knowledge or experience to deliver • There is also a Basketball Activators Award for young people looking learn the skills, drills and basic technical knowledge to deliver basketball sessions within an educational environment Resources: The all4ball pack includes: • • • • • •

A basketball learning plan to improve a young person’s physical literacy 26 cards containing 8 full sessions; each session plan includes a warm up, main activities and conditioned/modified games culminating in the delivery of an all4ball basketball tournament Fully integrated player proficiency award Easy to follow teacher delivery guidance, including modified game formats and rules Classroom cross curricular learning plans All the essentials in a basketball equipment bag

Every school that purchases the product through the Youth Sport Direct website will receive 10 FREE basketballs. To access this offer, use the following link: http://shop.youthsportdirect.org/All4Ball_Primary_Basketball_Resource_p/rc-all4-ysd.htm Support: Support is available through local, regional and national Basketball England support. Basketball England’s Primary School Participation Officer is Bev Guymon (bev.guymon@basketballengland.co.uk) who will be able to offer more information and guidance. Exit Routes: There are 27 listed basketball clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode, notably Birtley Basketball Club and Durham Wildcats Basketball Club. For more information on exit routes go to: County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Boxing – England Boxing www.abae.co.uk Contact: Matthew Williams, Club Support Officer E-mail: matthew.williams@ABAE.org.uk

BOX is England Boxing's new recognised fitness boxing course. BOX Instructors are qualified to deliver fun fitness sessions, incorporating Olympicstyle boxing techniques. BOX offers a great non-contact, whole-body workout that is fun and dynamic. The Junior Boxing Organiser (JBO) course provides students aged 14+ with the skills and confidence to lead Primary Level 1 School Games in boxing whilst under supervision. Tutor training days will equip PE teachers with everything they need in order to run a JBO course. Successful JBO students will be able to introduce safe, non-contact, boxing activities to younger students from feeder primary schools whilst under supervision. These activities are part of the National School Games. For further details go to: www.abae.co.uk/aba/index.cfm/education/jbo-tutor-training/ Teacher and Coach Education: • The one day BOX Instructor Course is suitable for fitness instructors, teachers and community leaders. The course equips the BOX Instructor to teach fitness classes using Olympic boxing techniques. For further details go to: http://www.abae.co.uk/aba/index.cfm/box/ Resources: BOX instructors will receive: • BOX Instructor resource pack • Personal login to the BOX website • England Boxing membership JBO Tutors will receive: • Tutor Resource Pack • Access to School Games Competition and Challenge cards Support: Support is available from England Boxing, providing links with local clubs and to signpost opportunities for further development. Exit Routes: There are 42 listed boxing clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode, notably Brandon Boxing Club and District Youth Boxing in Washington. For additional information on exit routes go to: England Boxing, Club Finder: www.abae.co.uk/aba/index.cfm/clubs/club-finder/ County Durham Sport, Club Finder: http://www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Cricket – England Cricket Board Durham Cricket Board www.ecb.co.uk www.durhamccc.co.uk Contacts:

Durham Cricket Board Steve Bell, DCB Chance to Shine Manager steven.bell@durhamccc.co.uk

England Cricket Board Joe Steel, Participation Manager joe.steel@ebc.co.uk Richard Darwin, Chance to Shine Operational Manager richard.darwin@chancetoshine.org

Schools’ cricket coaching is available through the Durham Cricket Board supported under the banner of the Chance to Shine cricket foundation who allow access to school assemblies, coaching cards and teaching aids. For more information follow this link: http://www.chancetoshine.org/about-us Teacher and Coach Education: • England Cricket Board – Cricket for Teachers and Accredited Coach Education Course • C2S – Informal training days for teachers and other school staff. These can be tailored to the needs of the school • Cricket Young Leaders/Activator courses and Competition Organisers For more information go to: www.ecb.co.uk/development/coach-education/primary-education-environment,2912,BP.html Resources: • Chance to Shine – School assemblies, coaching cards and teaching aids • Cricket for Teachers – Access to CPD, ‘Howzat’ online coaching manual • National Curriculum Tools – Cric ED, Ashes School Challenge and National Cricket Day • Competitions – Kwik Cricket, Chance to Compete, DCB Hardball, Indoor Competitions Support: Local support from Durham Cricket Board will ensure that you have access to high quality coaches, competition opportunities, CPD for teachers and young leaders, local club links and additional information about facilities, insurance and equipment. Exit Routes: There are a huge range of cricket clubs to choose from in the North East with over 130 clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode notably, Durham County Cricket Club and Durham City Cricket Club. For more information on exit routes go to: England Cricket, ‘Play Cricket’: www.play-cricket.com County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Cycling – British Cycling www.britishcycling.org.uk Contact: Lorna Bennett, North East Regional Development Manager E-mail: lornabennett@britishcycling.org.uk

British Cycling is offering a product called Go-Ride, which is an established programme with a track record of providing high quality cycling activities for young people as well as support and training for teachers and school staff. Go-Ride school clubs are all about getting more young people into cycling. These clubs provide high quality coaching activities, delivered in a traffic-free environment. Each school club must have a British Cycling qualified coach to run the coaching sessions. For more information follow this link: http://www.britishcycling.org.uk/go-ride/article/goridest-Go-Ride-for-Schools Teacher and Coach Education: • Cycling for Schools – one day, interactive coaching course, providing the essential information and skills to deliver engaging cycling activities within a school environment For more information go to: https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/coaching/article/coast_acat_award-Activity-Coach-Award-ForTeachers--ACAT---0 Resources: Cycling for Schools: • British Cycling Level 1 Coaching Handbooks: Introduction to Coaching Cycling • British Cycling Go-Ride Gears 1 and 2 Coaching Workbook, which contains a variety of coaching activities appropriate for delivery on playing fields, car parks, tennis courts and in larger sports halls • Six complete session plans with example warm ups and cool downs • Use of bikes and equipment when being visited by a British Cycling professional coach Support: Support is available from British cycling staff, Go-Ride coaches and competitions. Exit Routes: There are 8 listed junior cycling clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode which are part of the Go-Ride initiative, notably Hetton Hawks Cycling Club and Hamsterley Trailblazers Cycling Club. For further information on exit routes go to: British Cycling, Club Finder: www.britishcycling.org.uk/clubfinder County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Fencing – British Fencing www.britishfencing.com Contact: Gabby Williams, Development Director E-mail: gabby.williams@britishfencing.com Contact: Beth Davidson, North East Regional Development Officer E-mail: beth4fencing@aol.com

GO/FENCE is an established programme available for teachers and young leaders to teach fencing through fun games and exercises using safe equipment. GO/FENCE is a fun and easy way to start fencing, a great way to keep fit and healthy and a good way to meet new friends. For more information go to: www.gofence.com Teacher and Coach Education: • Staff training consists of a 1 day GO/FENCE Leadership Course which introduces participants to fencing, using plastic and foam equipment. The course is designed to teach PE teachers, young leaders (14+) and multi-sports coaches how to lead fencing sessions using the soft form of the sport and will enable them to deliver a 6-12 week introductory fencing course For further information about the GO/FENCE Leadership Course visit: http://britishfencing.com/courses/gofence_leaders/ Resources: • 10 session GO/FENCE activity programme including competitions • Equipment through British Fencing’s supplier (Leon Paul) • Promotional materials – electronic and hard copies of posters and leaflets For a full list of available equipment visit: www.leonpaul.com/acatalog/GO-FENCE-Junior-fencing-kits-.html Support: Direct support is available from British Fencing staff who are happy to provide head office support and British Fencing coaches who can provide local support for young people and avenues into British Fencing recognized competitions. Exit Routes: There are 18 listed fencing clubs to choose from within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode notably, Durham Phoenix Fencing Club and Washington Fencing Club. For more information on exit routes go to: British Fencing, Club Finder: www.britishfencing.com/clubs/ County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder

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Football – The Football Association (The FA) www.thefa.com http://faskills.thefa.com/ Contact: Richard Shuffleton, FA Skills Coach Team Leader E-mail: richard.shuffleton@TheFA.com

The FA Skills football coaching programme gives children aged between 5 and 11, of all abilities, the opportunity to get active, learn new football skills and enjoy the game. The FA Skills programme is accredited by afPE and supports school PE provision, free of charge, through expert FA Skills coaches and support resources. An FA Skills coach will typically work with a primary school one day a week for the duration of half a term, providing specialist, age appropriate coaching for all ages from Years 1 to 6. For more information visit: http://faskills.thefa.com/Schools Teacher and Coach Education: • Access to 6-12 weeks of individualised support working with their class • Sign posts to coach education opportunities (e.g. Level 1 and 2 coaching qualifications) Resources: • There are several teacher resource packs available including; short term plans, medium term plans, assessment matrix and Game Cards • There is also a host of online media to help with delivering football in schools To access teacher resource packs visit: http://faskills.thefa.com/Schools/Register To access skills videos and other online media visit: http://faskills.thefa.com/For%20Kids Support: Direct support is available on a one-to-one basis from the designated FA Skills Coach and also from FA Team Leaders. For additional support visit: http://faskills.thefa.com/Schools/Support Exit Routes: As football is one of the most popular sports in the North East, there are over 150 football clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode, notably Durham City Soccarena and Durham and Hartlepool Soccability. For more information on exit routes go to: The FA, Club Finder: www.thefa.com/my-football/football-volunteers/find/find%20a%20football%20club County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Golf – Golf Foundation (as part of England Golf) www.golf-foundation.org www.englandgolf.org Contact: Ian Harvey, North East Regional Development Officer E-mail: ian@golf-foundation.org Tri-Golf is a ‘mini’ version of golf designed for use by young children in primary schools. Tri-Golf places a strong emphasis on important life skills such as honesty, respect, co-operation and leadership which can help schools to develop the whole person in their pupils as well as supporting pupils to achieve their personal best and encouraging pupils to develop an understanding of right and wrong. Tri-Golf also provides opportunities for pupils to apply their numeracy and literacy skills in PE. Teacher and Coach Education: • Tri-Golf Activator Training – a 2 hour CPD workshop which is available for teachers and has a focus on Ofsted outcomes and the new programme of study, practical activities, inclusion, life skills and Level 1 School Games For further information on the Tri-Golf Activator Training visit: http://www.golf-foundation.org/page.asp?section=40&sectionTitle=Tri%2DGolf+Workshops Resources: • Teacher Manual containing 5 week scheme of work, Level 1 School Games competition cards, Skills Award programme, Inclusion cards and ideas on building a school golf course • Activity cards that reference PE activities as well as ideas for numeracy and literacy • Inclusion cards through Top Sportability • Tri-Golf equipment bag containing 10 chippers, 10 putters, foam and non-bounce balls, cones, foot tees, wheelie bag and game cards • KS2 Numeracy pack (as a tool to teach maths through golf and golf through maths) To order a Tri-Golf equipment bag visit: http://www.daviessports.co.uk/products/sports/golf/golf-sets/grid/perpage/20/page/1 Support: Support is available from the Golf Foundation website, PGA golf coaches and from local HSBC Golf Roots Centres. Exit Routes: Child-friendly and welcoming golf clubs have signed up as HSBC Golf Roots Centres where qualified PGA Coaches are available and keen to work with local schools. There are 27 listed golf clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode notably, Durham City Golf Club and Cocken Lodge Golf Course in Houghton-le-Spring. For more information on exit routes and to find your nearest HSBC Golf Roots Centre go to: Golf Foundation, Club Finder: http://www.golf-foundation.org/landing.asp?section=29&sectionTitle=Clubs County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Gymnastics – British Gymnastics www.british-gymnastics.org Contact: Hannah Bennett E-mail: hannah.bennett@british-gymnastics.org The product on offer from British Gymnastics is called Proficiency Core Gymnastics which is an Award Scheme, following on from pre-school for beginners and children aged 5 years and upwards. The scheme can only be delivered by British Gymnastics’ qualified coaches and assists in the progressive development of core skills such as balance, strength, flexibility and co-ordination as well as incorporating compulsory pulse raising activities. There are 10 types of activity and 8 levels of attainment. Participants can choose from a selection of 80 activities to develop core skills. Teacher and Coach Education: • British Gymnastics offer a range of CPD opportunities for teachers to allow them to become qualified coaches or assist in the delivery of a Proficiency Core Gymnastics programme For further information and access to teacher training courses visit: https://www.british-gymnastics.org/coaching/teachers/courses Resources: Proficiency Core Gymnastics resource packs contain: • 40 work cards presented on DVD • Wall charts which show break downs of key movements • Badges, certificates and medals For further information and to purchase resource packs go to: https://secure.britishgymnastics.org/shop/index.php?route=product/product&path=1&product_id=54 The British Gymnastics Partner School offer includes; toolkits to support both curricular and extra-curricular gymnastics development, downloadable work cards, competition resources, access to British Gymnastics festivals and discount on British Gymnastics merchandise. For further information on becoming a partner school and how to apply visit: https://www.britishgymnastics.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2201&Itemid=1062 Support: Access to support from the local British Gymnastics Development Officer is available for British Gymnastics Partner Schools. These officers can support the setup of community club links and effective partnerships. They can also support the initiation and introduction of British Gymnastics resources and competition pathways within a school setting. Being a partner gives your school access to GymNet coach tracker to advertise coaching opportunities and search for coaches. Exit Routes: There are 78 possible exit routes for gymnastics within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode notably, Deerness Gymnastics Academy and South Durham Gymnastics Club with all clubs in the Durham area offering classes for primary aged children. For more information on exit routes go to: British Gymnastics, Club Finder: www.british-gymnastics.org/find-a-club County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Handball – England Handball Association www.englandhandball.com Contact: John Thomason E-mail: john.thomason@englandhandball.com

#TheBoxThatRocks was the name given to the Copper Box at the 2012 Olympics due to the atmosphere generated from the public witnessing handball. This atmosphere led to the game being set into so many young people’s imaginations. The offer for educational institutes centres around two key themes: to PLAY the sport and to EDUCATE leaders and teachers. Teacher and Coach Education: • A 3 hour Introduction to Teaching Handball Award is available for teaching staff, which allows them to deliver adapted handball games, improvise facilities and resources, adapt rules and enables them to introduce handball into curriculum teaching For additional information and to access a course booking form, use the following link: http://www.englandhandball.com/introduction-to-teaching-handball/ Resources: Primary Schools #BoxThatRocks equipment offer: • Suitable balls • Primary school Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 session plans DVD • A place on an Introduction to Teaching Handball course to support staff training For further details and to view the order form visit: http://www.englandhandball.com/theboxthatrocks/ Support: England Handball has a growing number of qualified tutors to support the training of teachers, leaders and other members of a school’s workforce. The England Handball Association will also have a staff member in your area that can provide advice and support. Exit Routes: Unfortunately, there are only 5 handball clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode, notably the BHT Albatross Club in Sunderland or the Newcastle Handball Club. For additional information on exit routes go to: England Handball, Club Finder: http://www.englandhandball.com/club-finder/ County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Hockey – England Hockey www.englandhockey.co.uk Contact: Lynne Dobison E-mail: lynne.dobison@englandhockey.co.uk

The offer from England Hockey is a simple introductory game called Quicksticks. Quicksticks is designed to introduce young people to the game of hockey. It is 4-a-side, can be played on any surface, and uses a larger, lighter and safer ball. It is a fun, fast, safe and exciting game that has been designed so that anyone can deliver the game, regardless of previous hockey experience. For further information go to: www.playquicksticks.co.uk Teacher and Coach Education: • Practical training course for teachers (approximately 3 hours) • FREE online teachers’ course with videos demonstrating key teaching points and activities For more information and access to available courses visit: http://www.playquicksticks.co.uk/for-schools/teacher-training/ Resources: • A curriculum booklet which has a 6 week scheme of work and lesson plans for each year group in Key Stage 2, linked to the National Curriculum. • Set of 49 challenge cards which both pupils and staff can use • Free cross curricular suite of resources called ‘Quickflicks’ • FREE Challenge Cards and lesson plan templates FREE schools membership: schools can sign up as members of England Hockey free of charge to receive a constant stream of updates and resources here: http://englandhockey.co.uk/page.asp?section=988&sectionTitle=EHB+Schools+Membership Support: Direct support is available through an England Hockey relationship manager who can help develop links with local hockey clubs. As well as this, support can be found through the wealth of information available to membership schools. Exit Routes: There are 21 hockey clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode notably, Durham City Hockey Club and Bishop Auckland Hockey Club. For more information on exit routes go to: England Hockey, Club Finder: http://hockeynation.info/ County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Lacrosse – English Lacrosse www.englishlacrosse.co.uk Contact: Dave Coldwell, Participation and Communities Manager E-mail: d.coldwell@englishlacrosse.co.uk

POP Lacrosse is a non-contact version of lacrosse which uses inexpensive plastic-headed sticks and oversized Lacrosse balls. POP Lacrosse has become very popular with primary schools and is particularly suitable for delivering invasion skills to Key Stage 2 pupils in line with the National PE Curriculum. The game is usually played as a five-a-side mixed boys and girls game and is fast paced and fun to play. For further information go to: www.englishlacrosse.co.uk/pop-lacrosse-2/ Teacher and Coach Education: • English Lacrosse provides CPD training for teaching staff using Level 1 Teachers’ courses with opportunities to gain English Lacrosse Level 1 and 2 coaching qualifications Resources: • Teaching aids including; easy to use manuals, skill cards, lesson plans, schemes of work and FREE downloads of coaching resources and activities • Access to equipment • Promotional Materials, such as DVDs and posters Use the following link to access the FREE coaching resources: www.englishlacrosse.co.uk/pop-lacrosse-resources/ Support: Support is available through a network of English Lacrosse staff, accredited school coaches and Durham University who employ coaches via English Lacrosse and have a very active primary school teaching programme. Exit Routes: Unfortunately, there is little opportunity for exit routes with only 1 lacrosse club within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode: Newcastle Upon Tyne Lacrosse Club. For additional information on exit routes go to: English Lacrosse, Club Finder: www.englishlacrosse.co.uk/club-finder/ County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Netball – England Netball www.englandnetball.co.uk Contact: North East Regional Netball Office to speak to a Development Officer E-mail: north.east@englandnetball.co.uk

High 5 is the massively popular entry game of netball. It’s a great way for primary school children to get active, enjoy themselves and make new friends. It’s specifically designed for children aged 9-11 and uses fun and variety to get them into the game, improve their skills and aid fitness. For more information go to: www.englandnetball.co.uk/my-game/High_5 Teacher and Coach Education: • High 5 Workshop – 3 hour practical course with accompanying resources • Opportunities to gain England Netball Level 1 and 2 coaching qualifications For more information about the High 5 workshop visit: http://www.englandnetball.co.uk/my-game/High_5/High-5-workshops-and-courses Resources: Resources are available when a member of teaching staff attends the High 5 Workshop. Member schools receive: • Termly e-newsletter with information for teachers and activities for pupils • A DVD which covers all you need to know about passing, moving, footwork and shooting • High 5 skills cards, rotation sheets, scorecards, centre pass marker and rulebook Visit the following link to download FREE resources including the High 5 rule book, rotation sheets, score sheets and centre pass marker sheets: www.englandnetball.co.uk/my-game/high_5 Support: Support is available from England Netball staff to identify a local coach and provide information on training, resources, local competitions and clubs. Exit Routes: There are 36 listed netball clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode notably, Vixens Netball Club and Durham Palatinates Netball Club who currently have five under 11 teams competing in the Durham leagues. For more information on exit routes and ways to participate go to: England Netball, Club Finder: www.englandnetball.co.uk/my-game/back-to-netball County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Orienteering – British Orienteering www.britishorienteering.org.uk Contact: Mike Hardy, Local British Orienteering Representative E-mail: mikehardy@onyxnet.co.uk Contact: Rachel Atherton Email: ratherton@britishorienteering.org.uk

Xplorer Schools is a new cross-curricular resource from British Orienteering, designed to introduce orienteering to primary school pupils. The resource enables teachers to deliver fun, active and inclusive educational activities to Key Stage 1 and lower Key Stage 2 pupils. The resource cards provided in the pack are designed to enable a basic understanding of orienteering whilst developing the essential physical, thinking and social skills through a fun, inclusive and exciting approach to teaching and learning. Teacher and Coach Education: • Teaching Orienteering Part 1 – a practical, 6 hour course which involves group discussions and activities. This course provides teachers with the knowledge they require to introduce the basic skills of orienteering and the opportunity to discuss and practice orienteering using this knowledge For more information on teacher training courses go to: www.britishorienteering.org.uk/page/teaching Resources: • FREE downloadable challenge sheets www.britishorienteering.org.uk/page/challenges • School mapping www.britishorienteering.org.uk/page/schools_mapping Equipment for delivering orienteering in schools can be purchased from The British Schools Orienteering Association (BSOA): www.bsoa.org Support: Further information and support is available from the Local British Orienteering Representative, Mike Hardy, and Northern Navigators, a local orienteering club based in the North East: www.northern-navigators.org.uk Exit Routes: Schools may participate in national inter-school competitions organised by the British Schools Orienteering Association: www.britishorienteering.org.uk/page/school_competitions The closest orienteering clubs to the DH1 postcode are Northern Navigators, Newcastle and Tyneside Orienteers (NATO) or Cleveland Orienteering Klub (CLOK). For more information on exit routes and ways to participate go to: British Orienteering, Club Finder: www.britishorienteering.org.uk/page/find_a_club County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Rounders – Rounders England www.roundersengland.co.uk Contact: Donna Vinten, North East Programme Manager E-mail: donna.vinten@roundersengland.co.uk Rounders England is offering primary schools a selection of training courses, skills awards, simple competitive structures and Rounders England membership benefits as well as a mix of hard copy, video and online resources. To access the Rounders England School Membership use the following link: http://www.roundersengland.co.uk/membership/school-membership/

Teacher and Coach Education: • Preliminary Coaching for Teachers – a 3 hour coaching course for teachers which is designed to introduce teaching staff to the basic principles of the striking and fielding activities of rounders and is particularly aimed at Key Stages 1 and 2 • Young Leaders Award (RYLA) – a 6 hour course which is aimed at students age 14+ years who have completed a minimum of 1 module of the Sports Leader Award and are looking to assist in the delivery of rounders to Key Stage 1 and 2 pupils For more information on the Preliminary Coaching for Teachers course and Young Leaders Award go to: http://www.roundersengland.co.uk/get-involved/coach/preliminary-coaching-for-teachers/ http://www.roundersengland.co.uk/get-involved/leadership/young-leaders-award/ Resources: There are a host of resources available to primary school teachers who have completed the Preliminary Coaching for Teachers course, including: • Key Stage 1 and 2 lesson plans • Level 1 and Level 2 skills cards • Small games cards • Rounders DVD Support: Support is available through the Rounders England School Membership, from qualified local coaches and from the Rounders England website which gives access to the latest news, resources, event calendars and local opportunities. Exit Routes: Unfortunately, there are currently no exit routes for rounders within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode but rounders could be offered further as an extra-curricular school activity. For additional information on exit routes go to: County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Rugby Union – England Rugby (RFU) www.englandrugby.com Contact: Matt Bryan, Regional Development Officer E-mail: mattbryan@rfu.com

Kids First Rugby (New Rules of Play) is the offer from England RFU which has been designed to support the delivery of PE and extra-curricular sport at upper Key Stage 2 level. The programme aims to help develop children as confident, capable young people through providing a range of high quality playing, learning, leading and teacher development opportunities in rugby union. Teacher and Coach Education: • Kids First Rugby - Schools – a 3 hour course for primary school teachers which is designed to enhance extra-curricular provision and tie in with the National Curriculum For more information on the Kids First Rugby - Schools course visit: www.englandrugby.com/my-rugby/education/schools/primary/kids-first-rugby/ Resources: • Teacher and student resource packs are available for teachers who have completed the course • FREE downloads of pitch layouts, festival guides and information leaflets • Example online coaching videos • FREE Rugby Union Key Stage 2 Playground Leaders pack is available to be delivered by school staff to pupils, allowing pupils to then act as touch rugby playground leaders For more information visit: http://files.pitchero.com/clubs/5516/ks2_booklet_110377.pdf To download the resources and access the online coaching videos go to: http://www.englandrugby.com/my-rugby/coaches/new-rules-of-play/ Support: Support and advice is available through the dedicated School Development team based at Twickenham, RFU county development officers and community rugby coaches. Exit Routes: There are 48 listed rugby union clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode notably, Durham City RFC and Barnard Castle RFC. The Kids First Rugby (New Rules of Play) course will also help schools to make links with local community rugby clubs. For more information on exit routes and ways to participate go to: England Rugby, Club Finder: http://www.englandrugby.com/my-rugby/find-rugby/ County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder

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Squash and Racketball – England Squash and Racketball (ESR) www.englandsquashandracketball.com Contact: Angela Cwaczko, Participation Manager E-mail: angela.cwaczko@englandsquashandracketball.com

Mini Squash is an exciting game that encourages children aged 5 to 11 to get on court and have fun. Mini Squash provides the ideal introduction to squash as it uses specialised equipment which is designed to help children learn the basic skills of the sport as well as developing co-ordination and balance. For further information go to: http://www.juniorsquad.com/mini-squash Teacher and Coach Education: • Mini Squash Teachers Award – a 3 hour course for teachers, enabling them to introduce Mini Squash to Key Stage 1 and 2 pupils in a primary school environment, without the need for a squash court • ESR Leaders Award – a 6 hour course open to anyone over 14 years of age that would like to assist qualified squash and racketball coaches with the delivery of Mini Squash For further information on the available courses go to: http://www.englandsquashandracketball.com/coaching/types-of-qualification Resources: Resources available for teachers who have completed the Mini Squash Teachers Award: • Mini Squash activity cards • Schemes of Work for Years 1-6 (including development of multi-racket skills) • Youth Sport Trust School Game Cards There is also the opportunity to buy or borrow Mini Squash equipment that has been specifically developed for delivery in school halls and access to promotional materials. Support: England Squash and Racketball offers support from a network of affiliated staff and coaches. Exit Routes: There are 8 squash clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode notably, Durham and Chester-leStreet Squash Club and Sedgefield Squash Club. For more information on exit routes go to: England Squash & Racketball, Club Finder: www.juniorsquad.com/squash-club-and-court-finder County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Swimming – Amateur Swimming Association (ASA) www.swimming.org/asa Contact: Kate Nicholson, North Division Aquatic Officer E-mail: kate.nicholson@swimming.org

By the end of Key Stage 2, all pupils should be taught to swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres, use a range of strokes effectively such as front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke and perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations. Weekly school swimming lessons throughout the term are used to improve pupils’ swimming ability and develop technique. The final week of the term will then be a challenge week where pupils will push themselves to swim further than they ever have before. Visit http://www.schoolswimathon.org/members/register to register your school. Teacher and Coach Education: • National Curriculum Training Programme (NCTP) – the programme consists of two modules and, once completed, will provide the candidate with the ASA Certificate for Teaching School Swimming to Key Stages 1 and 2 For additional information go to: www.swimming.org/schoolswimming/national-curriculumswimming-training-for-primary-school-teachers/ Resources: • School Swimming Charter Pack • Digital resources including; fun activities, water safety presentations and demonstration video clips • FREE downloads of lesson plans, Advice to Parents and School Swimming Guidance Use the following link to download the FREE resources: www.swimming.org/schoolswimming/useful-school-swimming-resources-teachers/ Support: ASA staff and Kate Nicholson, who is the local ASA Aquatic Officer, can provide guidance and information about signing up to the Durham County Council SLA for school swimming provision. Exit Routes: Although there are only 7 swimming clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode (notably, Durham City Amateur Swimming Club and Chester-le-Street Amateur Swimming Club), there are a wide range of swimming pools and leisure centres which offer children’s swimming classes. For more information on exit routes go to: Amateur Swimming Association, Pool Finder: www.swimming.org/poolfinder County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Table Tennis – Table Tennis England www.tabletennisengland.co.uk Contact: Martin Ireland, National Programme Manager

E-mail: martin.ireland@etta.co.uk Instant Ping! Pong is the offer from Table Tennis England. Everything you need to play table tennis is in the pack; the rollnet takes seconds to set up and put away and can attach to almost any table. Instant Ping! Pong can be played by everyone and the Play Cards show how fun, inclusive games can be run as well as providing competition formats. For more information about Instant Ping! Pong and to download an order form go to: www.tabletennisengland.co.uk/instantpingpong/ Teacher and Coach Education: • Table Tennis England Teacher Award – a 6 hour course which is available for all teaching staff. It is mainly a practical course, with some theory, and provides an introduction to table tennis coaching for Key Stages 1 and 2 For more information about the Table Tennis England Teacher Award visit: www.tabletennisengland.co.uk/coaching/coaching-subpages/leadership/ Resources: Butterfly Skills programme pack including; • 180 pages of pictures, illustrated lesson plans and easy to follow instructions in an A4 ring binder • Basic rules, teachers’ schemes of work, players’ progress charts, competition template sheets and an A4 Butterfly Skills Awards booklet • Five A2 Butterfly Skills posters FREE downloads of table tennis School Games Competition and Challenge Cards: https://www.yourschoolgames.com/sports/level-1-primary Support: Direct support is available through Regional and National Development staff who can provide advice, guidance and information on purchasing equipment. Exit Routes: There are 51 table tennis clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode notably, Bishop Auckland Table Tennis Club and Ouston Table Tennis Club. For more information on exit routes go to: Table Tennis England, Club Finder: www.tabletennisengland.co.uk/clubs/ County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

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Tennis – Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) www.lta.org.uk Contact: Laura Lattimore, North East Regional Tennis Education Officer E-mail: laura.lattimore@lta.org.uk

British Tennis Schools Programme provides FREE teacher training, resources and equipment to help more teachers get more pupils playing tennis. To access Schools Tennis Registration and Membership and receive access to resources, the School Members’ Wimbledon Ticket Ballot, a monthly e-newsletter, discounted equipment and much more follow this link: www3.lta.org.uk/Tennis-Foundation/My-Schools-Tennis/Profile/ Teacher and Coach Education: • Primary School Tennis Teacher Training Course – a 3 hour FREE course developed to give teachers the confidence to deliver tennis to a class of pupils in a small space For further information visit: www3.lta.org.uk/clubs-schools/Schools-tennis/Primary-schools1/ Resources: Each teacher that attends the course receives: • British Tennis Schools Programme equipment pack (limited to one per school) • Primary schools tennis DVD box set and handbook • Guide to Schools Tennis • Schools Games Tennis Toolkit • Tennis activity week pack (cross curricular resource) • Out of school hours tennis club toolkit Support: Support is available through LTA Tennis Development Managers and the Schools Tennis website which contains a range of resources, support and guidance to help with the delivery of tennis in educational institutes. Exit Routes: There are 55 listed tennis clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode notably, Durham Archery Lawn Tennis Club and Shotley and Benfieldside Tennis Club in Consett. For more information on exit routes and ways to participate go to: The LTA, ‘Play Tennis’: www.lta.org.uk/play/ County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Volleyball – Volleyball England www.volleyballengland.org Contact: Rob Payne, Young People Manager E-mail: r.payne@volleyballengland.org

Let’s Play Volleyball is Volleyball England's holistic National Youth Programme. Let’s Play Volleyball is a game-based approach where a small sided approach (either 2v2, 3v3 or 4v4) is used to take young players through the basic rules and essential skills required to play volleyball. For more information about Let’s Play Volleyball visit: www.volleyballengland.org/getintovolleyball/schools_and_youth/lets_play_volleyball Teacher and Coach Education: • Volley Sport Teacher Training Course – a 4 hour course which introduces teachers to the game. The course allows teachers to gain a basic understanding of the rules, equipment and how to deliver sessions to Key Stage 1 and 2 pupils For more information about the Volley Sport teacher training courses go to: www.volleyballengland.org/getintovolleyball/schools_and_youth/lets_play_volleyball/coaching_wor kshops_for_teachers Resources: • Volley Sport coaching cards for Key Stages 1 and 2 • Advertising and rules posters • Downloadable coaching videos To view Let’s Play Volleyball www.volleyballengland.org/shop/category/6/awards

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Support: Volleyball England Relationship Managers and other staff are available for support, advice and guidance regarding delivery of the Let’s Play Volleyball programme and recruiting local coaches. Exit Routes: There are 15 volleyball clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode notably, Haughton Volleyball Club and Sunderland City Predators Volleyball Club. For more information on exit routes go to: Volleyball England, Club Finder: www.volleyballengland.org/club_finder County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

Wheelchair Basketball – British Wheelchair Basketball www.britishwheelchairbasketball.co.uk Contact: Oliver Mitchell, Education Development Officer E-mail: o.mitchell@gbwba.org.uk

British Wheelchair Basketball provides a programme known as Inclusive Zone Basketball which is a 4 a-side game, developed to enable players who cannot participate in a full game of basketball to enjoy playing the game. The small-sided teams and adapted playing area enable girls and boys, both disabled and non-disabled, to participate in a fun game of basketball and can provide crosscurricular links with Literacy, Numeracy, Science and Citizenship across the Key Stage 1 and 2 National Curriculum. Teacher and Coach Education: • British Wheelchair Basketball Leaders Award – a 6 hour course which is aimed at teachers and sport and community development officers. This course allows candidates to gain an understanding of how to safely and knowledgeably introduce the basic skills of wheelchair basketball to young and novice players then organise small-sided Inclusive Zone Basketball games and set up Inclusive Zone Basketball festivals Resources: • British Wheelchair Basketball Leaders education pack • Resource cards • Wheelchair Basketball Leaders Award certificate Support: Support is available through the British Wheelchair Basketball website and British Wheelchair Basketball staff who can provide support and information about the Inclusive Zone Basketball programme. Exit Routes: There are 3 listed wheelchair basketball clubs within 20 miles of the DH1 postcode; Durham Wheelchair Basketball Club in Spennymoor, Percy Hedley Wheelchair Basketball Club in Killingworth and Gateshead Kestrels Disability Sports Club. For more information on exit routes go to: British Wheelchair Basketball, Club Finder: www.gbwba.org.uk/gbwba/index.cfm/wheelchair-basketball/find-a-club/ County Durham Sport, Club Finder: www.countydurhamsport.com/Be_Involved/club_finder County Durham Sport Primary School NGB Offers

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