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INTRODUCTION DEAN GILMORE, Partnership Development Manager, Salford North School Sport Partnership “Welcome to Snapshot, our latest publication presenting just a flavour of the work of the School Sport Partnership. With every new edition we strive to reduce the words and increase the photographs. We hope you like our new look and we would welcome your feedback. For this particular edition we are very grateful to All Hallows RC Business, Enterprise and Sports College, DK Trophies, Ten94 Design and Sovereign Food and Wine for their support.

Keeping true to the aims of 'SNAPSHOT' I'll end here. For the record, my favourite photograph is the little boy winning his race at School Sports Day. If we can inspire such joy in all the young people we work on behalf of, then we will have succeeded.”

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PARTNERSHIP AMBASSADOR Sarah StoreY oBe SARAH STOREY OBE, Partnership Ambassador “Salford North School Sport Partnership is doing a fantastic job in providing sporting opportunities to the young people in their schools and I am delighted to be continuing in my role as their ambassador.

School sport is a vital part of a young person’s development and doing well and enjoying sport from a young age makes it more likely for a person to continue being active into adulthood. The programme in Salford really is making an impact and I have seen for myself the difference in the way youngsters perceive themselves. Not only are they developing team work skills, they are benefitting from greater selfconfidence and the obvious effects from increased physical activity. I have been particularly impressed at the numbers of young people taking responsibility to lead and organise school sport events and the enthusiasm of teachers to increase their knowledge in PE. School sport set me up for a life in sport and with the programmes available through the partnership, today’s young people will have the opportunity to do the same.”

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PROGRESS “Schools are delighted with the progress they have made in the last five years in PE and School Sport. As I visit them, they are always eager to show the wide-range of physical activities now on offer for young people. The partnership should be rightly proud of its contribution to the health and wellbeing of the children in Salford over that time, and the statistical evidence clearly shows the difference that the SSP is making.”

ASSUMPTA O’CONNELL, Salford Healthy Schools

n Partnership size in 2005 13,721

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Percentage of pupils who participate in at least 3 hours of high quality PE and School Sport in a typical week INTER-SCHOOL COMPETITION 2005 2010

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Percentage of pupils involved in inter-school competitive activities during the academic year SCHOOL TO CLUB LINKS 2005 2010

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HUB SITE MONICA OWENS, Head teacher at All Hallows RC Business, Enterprise and Sports College “I am delighted to congratulate the School Sport Partnership on another year of spectacular progress with improvements made yet again in every key indicator. This has been achieved through the hard work and dedication of all the partnership staff and the commitment of the young people to engage in an increased range of sporting opportunities supported by their schools. I am particularly proud of the Young Ambassadors and Young Leaders that have made such a contribution to the work of the partnership and to the performers from participation to elite level that we were able to acknowledge and reward at our Award Ceremony in July. All Hallows continues to set new academic achievement records and values the role that sport has in contributing to achieving such success. As a Get Set Network school we are anticipating the opportunities that will be presented by the London Olympics and we look forward to working with the Partnership in contributing to a worthwhile legacy for the young people of Salford.�

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AWARDS OVERALL WINNER RECEIVING A CHEQUE FOR £1000 OAKWOOD “After narrowly missing out on the overall award last year, there was only one winner this year. This is a school with a wide-ranging offer in both curricular and extra-curricular activities, and a real sense of purpose and drive with all their work. With an average offer of 6.1 hours per pupil the winner is… Oakwood.”

HIGH QUALITY PE AWARD (Sponsored by Salford School Sport Partnerships)

INNOVATION AWARD (Sponsored by Salford Healthy Schools)

COMMUNITY AWARD (Sponsored by Salford Community Leisure)

WINNERS – THE ALBION

WINNERS – OAKWOOD

“This programme is quite simply an outstanding example of partnership working at its’ best, and has captured the imagination of the whole community.

The numbers participating are a testament to the success of this venture.”

“This is a comprehensive application, showing a commitment to working with a wide range of community partners. The school should also be congratulated for the work it does with a wide range of the community it serves. The amount of activity is commendable.”

WINNERS - CHRIST THE KING “No pupils are disadvantaged in respect of their ability to participate in and enjoy PE at the school due to their outstanding policy and practice. The High Quality snapshot places the school at the centre of good practice in the partnership.”

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DEVELOPING POTENTIAL (Sponsored by Manchester United Foundation) WINNERS – ST EDMUND’S RC “This application highlights the vision of the school on sport and shows both enthusiasm and a positive direction. This shows how the teachers want to improve the lives of the youngsters using sport as a tool.

With the children commenting and supporting other children within the school this shows the work the teachers have put in to create an environment conducive to learning.”

NATIONAL SCHOOL SPORTS WEEK AWARD supported by Lloyds TSB

LEADERSHIP AWARD SUMMERVILLE (Sponsored

by Salford City Reds)

WINNERS - LARK HILL

WINNERS - SUMMERVILLE

“This school really entered in to the spirit of the week, with an innovative programme of events that linked to areas of development very well. It is obvious that the school kept to their ‘pledges’ to deliver a fun week for all.”

“This school is a worthy recipient of the Award. It is clear to see that there is a whole school approach to engaging pupils in positive activities throughout the school day, with youngsters key in not only participating in activity, but in leading it.”

JUDGES’ AWARD

WINNERS - WARDLEY “The commitment of the school to improving the sporting opportunities for pupils cannot be ignored when the awards are handed out. With activities from ‘fishing’ to ‘boot camps’, their applications showed initiative and a willingness to ‘make things happen’.”

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PRIMARY VIEW “Salford North School Sport Partnership has enabled the children of St Augustine’s to experience a much wider range of sports than I thought possible in a Primary School. ” CLARE CAMPBELL, Head teacher “This year our children enjoyed new sports such as fencing, fishing and golf. They received expert coaching in rugby league, basketball and cricket through the School Sport Coaching programme and they broadened their experiences in a variety of Watersports as well as Street Dance and even Bollywood Dance. This was all in addition to the traditional programme of PE. These high quality experiences have given children a taste of sports they may never have had chance to experience outside school. Our teachers worked in partnership with the SSCo and coaches to signpost pupils to clubs in the community for sustained participation. Who knows, we may have the Olympians of the future in our Salford school.”

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Sport partNerShip The International Inspiration Programme is the official sports legacy programme of the London 2012 games and Salford North SSP is delighted to be working with All Hallows RC in a partnership with SMJK Shing Chung in Malaysia. Reciprocal visits have already taken place with much being shared with each other and learned from each other. The students in both countries responded tremendously to their visitors and have been central to the success so far. A Partnership Plan is now in place and will take this relationship forward until 2012 and beyond.

MISS CHEE, SMJK Shing Chung “For us at Shing Chung this trip is like the icing on the cake because this is the first time ever in the school's history that we have been involved in an international project. We are deeply honoured to be part of this project and our hope is that this programme will be the start of a beautiful and fruitful friendship between two schools.”

MR TEING, SMJK Shing Chung

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“The partnership plan between Shing Chung and All Hallows is just fine at the moment. We are developing effective leadership programmes to engage and involve students to support the teaching and learning of PE and sports. In other words, apart from leadership skills the students will also be equipped with certain sports skills to enable them to assist PE teachers during PE classes in future. Later, all the participants for the coming young leader course will then take on the role to achieve the objectives of the partnership plan.”

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EXCELLENCE, frieNdShip, reSpect

ALDAIR VICTORIANO, Platinum Young Ambassador “I was extremely proud to be chosen to welcome our honoured guests from Malaysia, including SMJK Shing Chung Principal Mr Choong Chee Kong and Mr Zamrus bin A. Rahman from the Ministry of Education. In my time as a Young Ambassador this was probably my most nervous moment, but also the most rewarding. International Inspiration is all about learning from each other and Mr Choong gave me some good advice that I intend to take.

‘School is a training ground which abounds with opportunities that you can take to realize your full potential as well-balanced individuals.’ I also intend to use this message in my Ambassador role in the future. “

RAMLI ABU ITAM, Perak State Education “As the officer who has some jurisdiction over the sports programmes at home, I shall ensure that International Inspiration is executed successfully to achieve its intended objective. I hope to extend this programme to more schools in Perak and if things go well to all of Malaysia. To All Hallows and Salford North SSP family a big thank you, whose members have passionately and generously fed us with invaluable information, knowledge and experience. Thank you very very much for your warm hospitality.”

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PROFESSIONAL deVelopMeNt

SALLY GUNNELL OBE, speaking at the Annual Primary PE Conference “I am delighted to support this event, and I think the work you are doing to develop PE and school sport is fabulous.

As the mother of three energetic boys, I know firsthand how crucial a role this plays in helping them be confident and happy in all that they do.”

ELAINE GILMORE, Conference Organiser “It was fabulous to see so many people, supported by their Head Teachers, in attendance at this year’s Physical Education conference. Sally Gunnell set the tone for the day, reminding us how important we all are in influencing the choices young people make and the direction they take.”

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GALLERY

Following a review of the countless photographs showing the wide variety of activities the Partnership is engaged in we present three here that we couldn't leave out of Snapshot A study in concentration during the Emerging Schools Rugby Festival Pretty In Pink - Salford City College students at the end of the Race for Life Spot the four Manchester United players at the Premier League 4 Sport Launch

PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMMES

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Salford North SSP has a wide range of programmes assisting schools in providing the best quality PE and School Sport experience for their pupils. The menu of opportunities is constantly changing in response to schools needs and we highlight here a sample of current activities.

Further details on these programmes and others are available from the Partnership.

Competition. Visit www.salfordcompetition.co.uk for details of the current extensive programme.

Curriculum Reviews in PE. An opportunity for schools to have their whole PE and Sport provision analysed, and their external providers’ quality assured.

Get Set. The Official Olympic Schools Programme

Foundation Stage, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2.

Matalan Sporting Promise. A brand new programme being rolled out to interested schools this year.

Morning Move It. Initially Big Lottery Funded.

All schools have received training to deliver this programme and the DVD has been adopted by SSP’s across the country.

NQT Programme. Currently all NQTs receive dedicated training on PE in a programme specifically developed by the SSP.

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NQT/Teacher support package. Schools also have the opportunity to receive additional targeted support for teachers in delivering PE through the High Quality Officer.

Playground to Podium Events. An opportunity for disabled youngsters to participate in relevant competition and for talented pupils to progress further.

Primary CPD, including an Annual PE Conference.

This year 130 delegates attended the Conference and 550 teachers received PE specific training through Salford Local Delivery Agency, led by the SSP.

Salford Primary Physical Education Guide.

A comprehensive resource for schools acting as a local guide to all aspects of PE and School Sport, including a section on further resources recommended by the SSP.

SAM Clubs / Hubs of Excellence / Active Lifestyle Clubs. Initially Big Lottery Funded, SAM Clubs target the ‘non-sporty’ pupils in Key Stage 2. The SSP has also trained 22 schools to deliver ‘SAM’ like clubs on a self-sustaining programme through the Hubs of Excellence and Active Lifestyle Clubs.

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School Sport Coaching Programme. A vital part of the delivery of the SSP providing over 1800 hours of coaching annually. All coaches directly employed through the SSPs are quality assured on their delivery, and all commissioned activities are monitored. School Sport Coaching funding provides significant support to programmes in gymnastics, dance, rugby league, football, martial arts, golf and multi-skills amongst others.

Sport Unlimited Programme. A wide range of activities for students aged 11-19. Salford South SSP has responsibility for this programme and commission accordingly. ‘Not for Boys’, provided

by SCL, and the Ski Programme, provided by Chill Factore are 2 successful examples.

www.salfordnorthsspsportmatters.com The first web-site of its kind, available to all Salford Schools. The web-site allows schools to assess the High Quality element of their PE provision, and also allows pupils to monitor their progress in PE and their feelings about the subject.

Young Ambassador Programme. The SSP has been involved in this Olympic Legacy programme since 2007, with 20 young people aged 15-19 having been involved as Ambassadors, sharing the values of the Olympic and Paralympic Games with peers and younger children.

Young Leaders Programme / Mini Whistlers.

A package of training and support for Year 5/6 pupils, enabling them to successfully lead informal physical activity and even be a young official at competitions.

Salford South SSP is responsible for the development of PE and school sport programmes in the remaining schools in Salford. With both Partnerships working closely together, there is a consistent approach in developing programmes and working with key partners for the benefit of young people. Contact Howard Shore (PDM) for more details. howard.shore@salford.gov.uk or 0161 921 2069

GEORGE, Age 5 School Sports Day “I like running fast, saving goals and scoring goals and handstands. Sport is the best thing ever.”

SALFORD NORTH SCHOOL SPORT PARTNERSHIP Developing High Quality Physical Education and School Sport to enable the young people of Salford to achieve their potential www.salfordnorthssp.com

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HOSTED BY All Hallows RC Business, Enterprise and Sports College, Weaste Lane, Salford M5 5JH

CONTACT DEAN GILMORE E: dean.gilmore@salford.gov.uk

PARTNERSHIP DEVELOPMENT MANAGER T: 0161 921 1911

ELAINE GILMORE E: egilmore@salford.gov.uk

HIGH QUALITY OFFICER T: 0161 921 1934

HELEN GRIMMER E: helen.grimmer@salford.gov.uk

LEAD SCHOOL SPORTS CO-ORDINATOR T: 0161 921 2546

Photographs in this publication are courtesy of Dean Gilmore, Bill McLaughlin or individual schools and consent for their publication has been attained through individuals, their schools or at an activity where consent was a requirement of participation.

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