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Active Education
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3 Foreword As a proud graduate of the all of our people are appropriately qualified
Loughborough University PE and advocate our values. We have over 300
6 Coaching in Schools department I am fully conversant
employees in total, including over 100 lifestyle
officers, swimming teachers and sports coaches
9 Extra Curricular PE Delivery with the importance of sport in delivering our Active Education service.
the lives of young people.
During the course of 2019, Active Education
10 Cook4Life Healthy Cooking Programme I’m similarly aware of the curriculum pressures rebranded in order to reinforce the fact that
and resource challenges that can stymie
12 Bikeability aspirations for high quality PE and sport in
it is a fully integrated part of Active Tameside
– a multi award winning organisation which
14 Little Bikers schools. However, Active Tameside is able is acknowledged to be in the vanguard of
to offer a service that provides schools with innovation within the sector. Quest ‘very good’
15 Go-Ride Cycle Sport a sustainable solution to overcoming these status reinforces our commitment to quality
challenges and which optimise outcomes for assurance in all its facets and can be seen
16 School Swimming Chris Rushton young people. as external validation of our commitment
Active Tameside to continuous improvement and total client
Active Tameside is a registered charity. We
18 Attractions & Leisure Experiences Chief Executive Officer
are the custodians of Tameside Council’s satisfaction.
leisure facilities which we manage with pride. Active Education has been providing PE and
21 Active Champions We also deliver a broad range of services, Sports services to local schools for over 20
22 Davies Sports many in the community setting, that use sport years and during the course of 2019, weekly
and physical activity to help people become attendances exceeded 8000 for the first
and stay active to improve and maintain time,which we believe is a function of quality,
good health. value for money and the advocacy of our
We are a values based organisation that partners.
invests heavily in developing people to We look forward to working with you during
make our services the best they can be - the course of 2020 and beyond.
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All pupils to be actively
engaged and involved in
physical education and
regular physical activity
thus kick-starting healthy
active lifestyles.
Association for Physical Education
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coaching in schools
PE Curriculum Delivery The programme fully integrates the national Staffing of the Programme KS2 Fitness Tracker
curriculum for physical education and aims
Active Tameside provides high quality to ensure that all pupils: All teaching within school is delivered by To help with evidencing the impact of the PE
physical education curriculum, inspiring all Level 3 Association for Physical Education premium funding, we have developed and
• Develop competence to excel in a broad
pupils to succeed and excel in competitive (afPE) qualified PE educators who also hold piloted our KS2 Fitness Tracker. This tracker
range of physical activities
sport and other physically-demanding National Governing Body (NGB) level two engages with every pupil in KS2 and provides
activities. This provides opportunities for pupils • Are physically active for sustained coaching qualifications, which is an Ofsted them with a series of fitness based field tests
to become physically confident in a way periods of time recommendation. All staff have enhanced throughout the school year. All tests have
which supports their health and fitness. • Engage in competitive sports DBS and undertake the required safeguarding been developed with our university partner
and activities and first aid training. Salford University and over the last year we
Opportunities to compete in sport and other
• Lead healthy, active lives recorded an overall increase in pupils fitness
activities build character and help to embed
values such as fairness and respect. • Understand the purpose of Lesson Content in KS2 of 78%.
good nutrition values Tests are carried out as follows over the
Lesson plans are divided into specific year
year and then schools are given data
groups, which can be used by teachers to assist
termly on each child to show progression:
with the PE curriculum and enrichment planning.
Schemes of work for all programme elements TEST 1 Autumn Term
in the KS1 & KS2 PE national curriculum are
provided on a teacher lesson plan support TEST 2 Spring Term
portal of which schools are given a unique
username and password online at: TEST 3 Summer Term
activetameside.com/active-education
Pupil attainment
and development
Progress assessments are completed each
half term for every pupil and discussed with
the PE subject lead and class teachers. This
will then form the basis for an end of year
PE report examining child development and
individual attainment against the PE national
curriculum assessment framework.
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Key benefits from the PE curriculum delivery
extra curricular PE delivery
• High quality PE lessons with clear learning objectives and outcomes.
• Assessment of every pupil half termly against the outcomes of the PE National
Curriculum to show child progression and attainment. We want to give every pupil the chance to Benefits
• Teacher lesson plan support portal which houses over 300 year-specific lesson increase sport participation and introduce
• Opportunities to engage in PE and sport for all young people.
plans accompanied by year specific PE National Curriculum frameworks. them to different sports.
• Increase participation of school PE and sport through extended school
Choose from 9 core focus sports plus
• Delivery of the fitness tracker programme for all KS2 pupils three times per year hour’s provision.
gymnastics and dance. We also offer
that will show the impact of the programme along with progression of pupil’s
alternative sports such as dodgeball, • Further develop pupil’s skills and fitness.
personal fitness levels.
tri-golf, archery, cycling and • Signposting pupils to community sports clubs to further encourage a
• Use of ICT to encourage visual learning and pupil self-evaluation. much more. healthy lifestyle.
• Development of a school PE/sport development plan in consultation with the lead For more information contact Gavin Browne - • Opportunities for children to become involved in the organisation
teacher for PE. gavin.browne@activetameside.com and leadership of activities by undertaking a PE young leaders award.
• Quality assurance and mentoring framework to support all schools and coaches in • Raising the importance of being active and living a healthy lifestyle.
consultation with school staff through a dedicated Service Development Manager.
• A great chance to prepare teams for school competitions learning
• Development of school to club links with local sports clubs and community groups. important rules and improving teamwork, social skills etc.
• Specialist dance, gymnastics, disability and British cycling coaches.
• Provision of Outdoor Education activities.
• Play leaders courses for year 5/6 children to build confidence and support
the development of future leaders and coaches. Children are given
• A high quality solution to your PPA cover needs that will support the school a thoroughly positive
curriculum and are also used for Teacher CPD. experience of the PE
• 10 FREE Active Tameside gift vouchers per year for schools enrolled on curriculum and school The coach has a
the Coaching in School scheme.
sport. All abilities are well fantastic relationship
For more information contact Gavin Browne -
catered for and managed with the children who
gavin.browne@activetameside.com including children with thoroughly enjoy sessions
additional needs who which explains why all after
make great progress as school clubs are really
a result. Thank you. well attended.
Livingstone Primary School, Mossley Rosehill Primary Academy, Ashton-under-Lyne
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cook4life healthy CASE STUDY
cooking programme cook4life in Tameside
Tameside Primary Schools who engage with the ‘Coaching in The ‘Cook4Life’ family food scheme aims to Active Tameside’s Sports Coach, Andy
Schools’ scheme for ONE full day all year round (39 weeks) take the bite out of child-obesity by serving up Williams, added: “I like how the sessions have
will be able to access the below complimentary programme meals that are tasty as well as good for you. had a good impact on both the child and
in partnership with Children’s Nutrition Team. parents’ health and wellbeing. I have seen a
The Healthy Cooking Programme, which
difference in engagement with some of the
is now in its eighth year, is designed to
pupils who attended the cooking classes and
Cook4Life encourage children to make nutritional
choices from an early age by supporting
when speaking to them they have mentioned
The Cook4Life programme is a 3-week programme a change in their diet”.
families to develop their skills and confidence
(1.5 hour session per week) aimed at 10 families per when preparing meals. Andrew Fletcher, Child and Family Support
school which is designed to inspire and develop the Officer at Arlies Primary School in Stalybridge,
Delivered by the Children’s Nutrition Team
overall lifestyle of participating families. said: “The healthy cooking sessions have
in conjunction with Active Tameside, it’s in
With record levels of overweight/obese children, really opened the parents’ minds and
place at community venues and 25 Tameside
the programme is designed to encourage children engaged them to make the right option
primary schools that are part of the Active
to make healthy choices from an early age, when picking foods. These quick and easy to
Education programme.
by supporting families to develop their skills and make meals are perfect for both parents and
Families with Key Stage 2 children (age seven children to cook together.
confidence when preparing and cooking meals.
to 11) will benefit from sessions taking place
“This is a good way of spending quality
until July 2022.
time with your child as well as taking care
Tameside Council’s Executive Leader, Cllr of your health and well-being. The staff who
Brenda Warrington, said: “This is a marvellous delivered the session were really helpful and
programme and it’s fantastic to see so many approachable. We would recommend these
schools involved. In Tameside, 37% of sessions for any parent and child to take as
children (34.3% in England) are overweight we have had nothing but amazing feedback
or obese. from both parents and children.”
“This programme will help our children and
parents learn about buying, preparing and
cooking more healthy meals, helping to
reduce the high obesity rate in Tameside.”
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bikeability
Giving young people the skills and confidence
to cycle on today’s challenging roads.
Bikeability is cycling proficiency for the 21st century, designed to give pupils
an understanding of cycling road rules in real time situations. Bikeability
consists of four two hour sessions run over four consecutive days, teaching
cycling manoeuvres, signalling and road safety. The first day involves all
pupils completing level one and the final three days involve successful
level one pupils completing level two.
Course provides:
FREE
• High visibility jackets level 1 & 2 courses
• 10 mountain bikes for pupils who may not have access
to their own bike or if it’s not in a road worthy condition
• A helmet for each pupil
• A certificate and badge for each level to all Tameside
primary schools
Level 1 Level 2
The Bikeability Level 1 course aims to
develop mastery in cycle handling in
To develop riders’ skills and confidence
for cycling on single-lane roads and
The children had
an off-road environment and prepare simple junctions with mostly moderate a fantastic time.
riders for cycling on the road. motor traffic flows (where riders
encounter vehicles with progressively
The instructors were
greater frequency in each module), well organised,
and prepares riders for cycling on knowledgeable and
more complex, often busier or
faster roads and junctions. built a strong rapport
with the children. Every
For more information contact Mike Jones -
child came away with a
mike.jones@activetameside.com sense of achievement.
St. John’s Primary School, Dukinfield
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little bikers Go-Ride cycle sport
A fundamental starting point for children’s cycling. British Cycling HSBC UK The coach also has use of the Tameside Cycle
Circuit, which is a traffic-free, 1 kilometre,
Balance bike sessions are aimed at children aged 2 ½ to 6 years old. Go-Ride purpose-built cycling circuit based at the Roy
Sessions provide a natural lead into the bikeability sessions for schools. Active Tameside has partnered with British Oldham Sports Village in Ashton-Under-Lyne.
Cycling to create a specific HSBC UK Go- This is where our accredited Go-Ride Club
alance bike sessions involve various fun activities that build confidence,
B Ride Coach for Tameside. Go-Ride is British is based and is the perfect environment for
spatial awareness and improve dynamic balancing skills, enabling children Cycling’s Development programme for riders to learn more advanced skills and run
to cycle without the need of stabilisers. young people and aims to deliver fun and fun competitions.
6 x 1 hour sessions are recommended to see an improvement in a child’s engaging sessions that develop rider skill and HSBC UK Go-Ride is a fantastic addition to
cycling ability and allowing sessions to flow and progress each week. confidence, linking the riding they do to the the curriculum and your school could soon
sport and signposting them to the HSBC UK offer inclusive cycle coaching to pupils,
Course includes:
Go-Ride Club based at the Tameside Cycle encouraging a healthy lifestyle, active
• Provision for up to 32 children per session Circuit. learning and physical literacy.
• Two qualified National Standard Instructors Sessions are delivered on school premises For more information contact Simon Wilson -
• Flexible sessions for your requirements and the coach will provide all equipment simonwilson@britishcycling.org.uk
including helmets and a fleet of quality 07534 281258
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mountain bikes. We are flexible to your
• 16 Helmets requirements and can provide a range of
sessions including:
For more information contact Mike Jones - • Weekly coaching sessions
mike.jones@activetameside.com • After school clubs
• Taster sessions
• Sports days
This service is invaluable as it really • Healthy living days
helps children with their gross motor skills, • Tameside Cycle Circuit trips
balance, coordination, confidence • Go-Ride Race events
and self-esteem. The children really • Ready Set Ride reception sessions
enjoyed the sessions and you could
see their improvement throughout
the programme.
Poplar Street Primary School, Audenshaw
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swimming Benefits
• Swimming Teachers Association school
swimming framework (STA)
At Active Tameside we are committed to with the hope to increase the number of
ensuring all swimmers have access to quality pupils leaving school with water confidence • Experienced Level 2 swimming instructors
swimming provision and work with the STA and water safety awareness.
• Lessons designed to work pupils towards
to deliver their School Swimming Academy.
Swimming and water safety has been a the achievement of National Curriculum
With thousands of pupils taking part in school
statutory element of the national curriculum Standards in swimming at Key Stage 2
swimming every year, it is vital for delivery to
for physical education since 1994.
be at the highest standards. • Half termly assessment data based
However, research since 2012 has consistently around National Curriculum attainment
Many pupils leave school having not learned
shown that nationally, only half of primary
to swim at least 25 metres unaided. STA have • An invitation to a summer term school
school children meet the required standards
created this programme to encourage skill swimming gala, with a chance for pupils
and in Tameside that figure is more towards
development and enjoyment of the water, to compete
• Water safety incorporated into lessons
progressively
• Transport provided if required
• 138,000 children (almost one in four) cannot swim the statutory 25 metres
when they leave primary school.
National Curriculum
• National curriculum guidelines indicate that children should be able to swim
25 metres unaided by the time they leave primary school.
outcomes:
Each pupil is required to be able to do the
• The data shows that 77% of Year 7 (first year of secondary school, age 11-12)
following:
children can do this. This only increases slightly to 81% by Year 11 (age 15-16).
• Perform safe self-rescue in different water
• Ability to swim 25 metres is affected by both family affluence and location
(looking at school years 1-11). Helps children to based situations
• Only 42% of children and young people with a low family affluence score keep themselves • Swim competently, confidently and
proficiently over a distance of at least
can swim 25 metres unaided, compared to 86% of those with a high safe and learn to risk 25 metres
family affluence score.
assess independently. • Use a range of strokes effectively
• Only 45% of children and young people going to school in the most
deprived areas of the country can swim 25 metres, compared to Almost every child can eg. front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke
76% in the least deprived areas. swim confidently by the
Source: Active Lives Children and Young People, 2018 end of Year 4. For more information contact Nicola Lawton -
nicola.lawton@activetameside.com
Aldwyn Primary School, Audenshaw
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attractions and
leisure experiences Get a team together, and put ‘em up for the Laser
Zone! Climb high and crawl low through corridors,
up platforms and behind booths in this multi-level
maze. All you need is a good aim and we’ll supply
the rest.
Primary schools that engage with the ‘Coaching in Schools’ Once you’ve got your phaser, hide within our city
programme for ONE full day all year round (39 weeks) will scape Laser Zone and dodge the lasers as you
have the option to visit one of our amazing attractions at seek out opponents hidden in the labyrinth.
discounted rates for a class of up to 30 children for a full
morning or afternoon of their choice. Love to bounce? You’ll love our Trampoline Zone!
With trampolines for 36, a Speed Wall, Basketball
Zone, Tumble Tracks and an Agility Zone,
including a foam pit, rings, balance beam and
climbing bag; there’s plenty to get excited about!
HyperBowling is a set of revolutionary new
bowling games that brings together a hi-tech
blend of software, a futuristic user interface,
lights and sensors, to deliver a never seen
before experience that plays like a physical
video game on a bowling lane.
At Active Ken Ward we have a range of Our Clip ‘n’ Climb adventure course offers an
gymnastics classes, to make sure everyone exhilarating, challenging and fun adventure. HyperBowling provides an interactive and
gets to enjoy the excitement and physical Whether you are looking to test your speed, immersive experience and levels the playing
benefits of gymnastics. Make the most of our agility, or just get to grips with climbing in field, so you don’t have to be a bowler to play
fantastic range of equipment, including a a fun and friendly atmosphere, the Clip ‘n’ and win. Every turn is different, and everyone
large sprung floor, sprung tumble track, Climb course offers the perfect experience, can get in on the game!
foam pit, beams, bars, vaulting stations whatever your ability.
and more.
18 19leisure active champions
experiences
Active Champions Memberships support Tameside’s most talented
sports performers through the Active Champions scheme - an
initiative designed to provide free training facilities to any sports
Active Junior Membership performer who is currently competing for their country as an
Schools can purchase an Annual Active individual or as part of a team.
Junior Membership for pupils aged 5-16. Active Champions are entitled to free access to Active Tameside
Active Junior members will have unlimited fitness facilities, group workout classes, swimming and facility hire.
access to general swimming (5+) and gym
access during junior hours (13+). The scheme also supports Champions in applying for grant aid
and publicises their success through local media and the Active
For more information contact Elliot Fletcher - Tameside website. In turn each Active Champion will assist in
elliot.fletcher@activetameside.com the promotion of local sporting events.
Pupils with parent or guardian support can Individuals can apply by emailing
also get access to these great memberships education@activetameside.com
direct through Active Tameside, we offer
various payment options including non- For more information please visit
contract direct debit, 3-month, 6-month and www.activetameside.com/active-champions
12-month pay-in-full membership.
All application forms must be supported with a letter
confirming their performance level which must be
endorsed by the national governing body (NGB).
20 21Play, Learn, Compete
At Davies Sports we are proud of Our goal at Davies Sports is to help the next generation become active for life.
our partnership with Active Tameside, We have the equipment, resources and expert advice to support schools
and clubs to inspire all ages to get moving. We believe that each part of the
we’re both passionate about helping journey develops so much more than improved health and fitness, team work,
communication, resilience and determination are just some of the life skills
every young person achieve their very that are being established. Play, learn or compete. Davies Sports is here to
help you develop a passion for sport in every child at every level.
best. We recognise the importance
of getting every child moving and
Chris Mahady
engaging in good quality physical Great reasons to shop with Davies Sports
Davies Sports
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22 23For further information contact Gavin Browne: Head Office
Active Ken Ward
Tel: 0161 393 2210 Hattersley Road East
Email: gavin.browne@activetameside.com Hyde
Cheshire
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