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The document outlines changes to sports development in Somerset. Previously, there were 60 staff including coaches across multiple local authorities and school sports partnerships. Currently, staff numbers have reduced to under 50, there is only one local authority development officer, and school sports partnerships no longer exist. Going forward, sports development is changing with less funding, more targets, and a focus on competition, schools, and partnership working between sectors like health and sports.
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SASP
- 1. Sports Development withinSomerset www.sasp.co.uk www.sasp.co.uk
- 2. Previously • SASP – CSP 60 plus staff including coaches • Sports Development in each local authority • 3 School Sports Partnerships – employed 10 plus staff each • SCC leisure and sports development www.sasp.co.uk www.sasp.co.uk
- 3. Currently • SASP employ under 50 staff including casual coaches • Only 1 local authority development officer • No longer have 3 School Sports Partnership • SCC are out sourcing all of their leisure & sports development WHATS NEW? • 3 School Games Organisers • More NGB Development Officers • Olympic legacy programmes – Sportivate, Sport Makers www.sasp.co.uk www.sasp.co.uk
- 4. Future Sports Development is Changing! • Sport England – Whole Sport Plans • Government focus on competition & schools • Less funding and more targets • Stricter monitoring & evaluation • Rewards and recuperation of funding • Partnership working e.g. health - NHS • Olympics impact? www.sasp.co.uk www.sasp.co.uk
- 5. Contact Details Matt Nolan [email protected] 01823653990 www.sasp.co.uk Facebook: Somerset Activity & Sports Partnership Twitter: SASPsomerset www.sasp.co.uk www.sasp.co.uk