Summary of Northwest Legacy Ambitions Northwest Legacy Framework for London 2012 Update 2010
Northwest Legacy Framework for London 2012 – Update 2010
Summary of Northwest Legacy Ambitions Our vision – England’s Northwest will contribute to the finest Olympic Games and Paralympic Games the world has ever seen, using the Games as a catalyst to achieve the maximum economic, sporting, health and social benefits, and provide our people with opportunities to engage with the pride, passion and spirit of London 2012. ‘Bringing the Games to Life’, the Northwest Legacy Framework for London 2012 - 2010 Update provides a detailed overview of legacy activity in the region since the 3 year countdown to the start of the Games. This summary of Northwest Legacy Ambitions should be read in conjunction with that document and highlights how these national, regional and sub-regional programmes contribute to achieving the region’s legacy ambitions under each of the respective legacy themes. Outcome Area Sporting
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Northwest Theme Sport and Physical Activity
Northwest Legacy Outcome For the Northwest to play an active role in helping to create a world leading community sports system which will ensure that: - A substantial – and growing – number of people from across the community play sport - Talented people from all backgrounds are identified early, nurtured and have the opportunity to progress to the elite level
Programme * National The PE & Sport Strategy for Young People www.youthsporttrust.org/ NGB Whole Sport Plans www.sportengland.org UK School Games www.ukschoolgames.com/ Parasport - online resource to inspire, educate, inform and signpost disabled people, and those interested in disability sport, to high quality opportunities www.parasport.org.uk National School Sport Week www.schoolsportweek.org International Inspiration Vision to enrich the lives of 12 million children and young people in schools and communities in 20
Regional / Sub-Regional Regional/Sub-Regional Inspire projects: Fire Fit – Firefighters and volunteers engaging communities through a variety of sporting and cultural initiatives targeted at those people least likely to be involved in such activities. Swim Northwest 50m Training Programme CADS Inclusive multi sport camps http://cads.seashelltrust.org.uk/ Gold Factor Using the power of football to provide new opportunities to increase sports participation and to inspire young people in a multi-sport environment. Greater Manchester Club & Coach Volunteer Support www.greatersport.co.uk Passport to Pedalling, Encouraging people in Cumbria to participate, enjoy and progress in cycling. More information – www.nwbeinspired.com
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Northwest Legacy Outcome - Everyone who plays sport has a quality experience and is able to fulfill their potential. To contribute to the overall Government Legacy Action Plan (LAP) target of two million people more adults active by 2012.
Social
Culture
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To have delivered a region-wide cultural programme of the very highest quality that: - Inspires a new generation of audiences and participants, particularly for young people to engage in cultural activities - Provides
Programme * National Regional / Sub-Regional countries across the world, through the power of high-quality and inclusive physical education, Pre Games Training Camps sport and play. www.nwbeinspired.com www.london2012.com/get-involved Liverpool City Region Sport Legacy Framework StreetGames www.merseysidesport.com www.streetgames.org Sub-regional youth competitions (including Playground to Podium disability events) www.sportengland.org Sub-regional talented athlete programmes Sport Unlimited New youth sports programme which cascades County Sport Partnership led sub-regional sports funding to local communities via the county sports awards partnerships network www.sportengland.org Lancashire Club database website www.lancashiresport.org.uk adiZones Adidas multi sport zones Festival in 2012 London 2012 Major Projects: Unlimited Film Nation:Shorts Somewhereto Stories of the World Discovering Places New Music 20x12
WE PLAY: Lakes Alive (Kendal Arts International and Manchester International Arts) www.lakesalive.org/ Abandon Normal Devices (FACT, Cornerhouse and Folly) www.andfestival.org.uk/ Blaze (Lancashire City Council, Creative Lancashire and Blackpool City Council) www.blazeonline.org.uk
More information www.london2012.com/culture Live Sites
WE PLAY in 2012 – number of projects under development including
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Northwest Theme
Northwest Legacy Outcome opportunities for talented young people from all communities and backgrounds to fulfil their creative potential - Provides a global showcase of the Northwest, its cultural excellence and diversity.
Programme * National www.london2012.com
Regional / Sub-Regional WE PLAY@Future City (WE Play and Preston Guild 2012) which includes 3 day celebration in Preston and Youth Expo (Youth Music Greater Manchester Action Zone) We Play 2012 Challenge campaign (WE Play/Preston Guild/NHS/NWDA) We Play PR Events - 2 x UK co commissions – Global Rainbow and Digital project (under development) www.nwbeinspired.com London 2012 Major Projects - Artists Taking the Lead – Projected Column (Anthony MCall Productions) - Unlimited – Fittings (Fittings) - Stories of the World – Global Threads (The Hub) Live Sites – Liverpool and Manchester
Health and Wellbeing
London 2012 will be a catalyst for all NHS organisations to improve the health of their workforce and their communities and it will inspire the next generation in the NW to choose an active and healthy lifestyle. Outcomes include: -
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Contributing to the overall Government
NHS Challenge 2,012 staff more physically active by 2012
Northwest Health and Wellbeing Legacy Framework for the 2012 Games:
Small Steps 4 Life Encouraging young people all over the country to make small manageable steps to eat well, get active and feel good. www.smallsteps4life.direct.gov.uk
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Change4Life www.nhs.uk/change4life
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Northwest Cycling Legacy Project Local usage of the festival and demonstration effect ‘Active Celebration’ Programme in partnership with Nintendo Web2 Health Website Local implementation of Let’s Get Moving Pilot activity programme and evidence base for clinical intervention with stroke patients in partnership with Nintendo, Wirral Hospital Trust and LJMU NHS Sport
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Northwest Theme
Young People and Education
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Northwest Legacy Outcome Legacy Action Plan (LAP) target of two million adults more active by 2012 (Northwest target of 262,200) with a focus on the least active. - Improved active and healthy Northwest communities - Improved health and wellbeing of the NHS workforce - Improved health and wellbeing of children and young people Through 2012 related activity to have inspired more young people to become active citizens in their communities
Programme * National -
Regional / Sub-Regional We Play 2012 Challenge (under development) ‘On Track’ - Collaboration between the Clatterbridge Centre for Oncology’s young peoples unit and Greenbank Sports Academy to inspire the centre’s teenage and young adults to take part in sport and physical activity www.ccotrust.nhs.uk/
More information – www.nwbeinspired.com Local engagement with Get Set and Get Set Network London 2012 Education programme www.london2012.com/getset
Get Set and Get Set Network London 2012 Education programme www.london2012.com/getset Get Set + programmes: Young Ambassadors Lets Get Cooking Around the World Coaching for Life Get Enterprising The Pod Making the Games STEM Challenges Make a link for 2012 Global Gateway
Note – there are a number of Inspire projects at a local level that specifically focus on young people
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Northwest Legacy Outcome
Programme * National
Regional / Sub-Regional
More information: www.london2012.com/getset The PE & Sport Strategy for Young People www.youthsporttrust.org/ UK School Games www.ukschoolgames.com/ Supporter to Reporter Youth reporting project originated in the NW www.radiowaves.co.uk/s2r BBC School Report www.bbc.co.uk/schoolreport/ Pass It On (Playing for Success) Development of Olympic/Paralympic themed resources across the Playing for Success Centre network www.passitonpfs.org.uk Volunteering
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To use the catalyst of London 2012 to: - Help strengthen the region’s volunteering infrastructure - Encourage more people to volunteer and become active citizens (reflecting the diversity of the Northwest)
London 2012 Games Time Volunteering Programme www.london2012.com th
25 Hour www.the25thhour.org Volunteering England – Inspiration and Legacy from the 2012 Games project www.volunteering.org.uk/gamesinspired Do It website
Games Inspired Volunteering opportunities via: - Inspire Programme - Open Weekend - Training Camps - Cultural Olympiad UK Volunteers programme Linked to Olympic Football in Manchester (under development) Personal Best Northwest A training and volunteer programme using London
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Northwest Theme
Northwest Legacy Outcome - Improve pathways into employment and further education.
Programme * National To find Games Inspired volunteering opportunities. www.do-it.org.uk/ Personal Best A training and volunteer programme using London 2012 as a motivating force to help people furthest from employment into long term, sustainable jobs. www.skillsactive.com/personalbest
Regional / Sub-Regional 2012 as a motivating force to help people furthest from employment into long term, sustainable jobs. More information: www.nwbeinspired.com
vcashpoint vcashpoint is giving away £2,500 to 16-25 year olds in England with ideas for London 2012 inspired projects in their communities www.vinspired.com/vcashpoint Communication and Engagement
Ensure that the NW legacy programme is genuinely region wide in nature and impacts across all sub-regions in the Northwest
London 2012 Torch Relays
London 2012 Executive Visits
London 2012 milestones – annual countdowns, 500 days to go
Northwest 2012 website www.nwbeinspired.com
Live Sites
Northwest 2012 e-newsletter www.nwbeinspired.com
Further information: www.london2012.com
Annual Regional Media Olympic Park Tour Sub regional legacy plans and action plans: - Embrace the Games – Cheshire and Warrington 2012 Legacy Framework - Lancashire Legacy Framework for the 2012 Games - Liverpool City Region Sport Legacy Framework - Greater Manchester 2012 Legacy Action Plan
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Northwest Legacy Outcome
Economic
Business
To develop fitter more competitive companies in the Northwest
Programme * National London 2012 Business Network (including CompeteFor) www.london2012.com/business
Regional / Sub-Regional - Cumbria 2012 Steering Group Action Plan www.nwbeinspired.com Northwest Business Network (including CompeteFor) www.nwbeinspired.com Northwest London 2012 Sponsors Forum
Showcasing of UK business capabilities Major Events
Tourism and the Visitor Economy
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To stage a significant number of major sporting, cultural and business events linked to London 2012 that deliver an economic impact, enhance the profile of the region, and act as an inspiration for community participation.
UK Sport’s World Class Events programme www.uksport.co.uk/events
Maximum benefits achieved for the Visitor Economy re. - Improved visitor welcome - Improvements to the quality of the tourism product - Improved image of the Northwest
Welcome to Britain campaign www.visitbritain.org
Olympic Football at Old Trafford BS8901 Sustainable Event Management
Directory of Specialist Suppliers to Major Sport Events Major events linked to Olympic and Paralympic sports: British Masters Showjumping Ironman UK Great North Swim Tour of Britain UCI World Track Cycling Major cultural events linked to the Cultural Olympiad: Preston Guild 2012 Lakes Alive
National Skills Strategy for Hospitality, Leisure, Travel and Tourism www.people1st.co.uk/ www.tourism2012games.com The official source of information on the 2012 Games for the tourism industry
Manchester Airport leading Ports of Entry Group Tourism Sector Skills and Productivity Alliance (SSPA) action plan Visitor Information Infrastructure project Northwest Business Tourism project All Tourist Boards working to increase number of
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Skills and Employment
Northwest Legacy Outcome - Improved volume and value of tourism post 2012 To utilise the energy and opportunity arising from the Games to enhance skills and employment across the region
Programme * National
Regional / Sub-Regional tourism businesses with quality accreditation
Visit England Quality Review Britain Marketing and 2012 Games Global Strategy National Skills Strategy for Hospitality, Leisure, Travel and Tourism www.people1st.co.uk/ Train 2 Gain www.traintogain.gov.uk/
Regional Skills Priority Statement www.nwda.co.uk/ Personal Best Northwest A training and volunteer programme using London 2012 as a motivating force to help people furthest from employment into long term, sustainable jobs. www.skillsactive.com/personalbest National Skills Academy for Sport www.sportactivensa.co.uk/ Get Set and Get Set network www.london2012.com/getset Tourism Sector Skills and Productivity Alliance (SSPA) action plan Higher Level Sport Volunteering and Coaching Skills www.nwua.ac.uk/sports/ Northwest Business Network www.nwbeinspired.com
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Northwest Legacy Framework for London 2012 – Update 2010
Outcome Area
UK Wide Operations
Northwest Theme Operations
Northwest Legacy Outcome Northwest support of ‘hosting an inspirational, safe and inclusive Olympic and Paralympic Games’ including: - Olympic football at Old Trafford - Other Games related activity (April-Sept 2012)
Programme * National Coordination through the UK Operations Programme Board
Regional / Sub-Regional Coordination through: - Northwest London 2012 Operations Group - Manchester/Trafford Venue Operations Group
* This list is not exhaustive of all London 2012 legacy programmes. The list focuses on national, regional and sub regional projects. There are a significant number of Inspire Projects being delivered at a community level across the region in addition to a large number of events happening each year on Open Weekend. A list of these can be found at www.nwbeinspired.com. Some of the programmes listed are existing programmes of activity and are included as they contribute to the delivery of respective legacy outcomes identified. The Inspire Programme ( www.london2012.com/beinspired) and Open Weekend (www.london2012.com/openweekend) are cross cutting programmes that deliver across a number of the legacy themes within the NW Legacy Framework.
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