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DAVID MILLNS and KS2 Students Key Roles You Need To Know! Most of you are probably aware of who Ian is. Under the previous government we had School Sports Partnership and Ian was the manager of the Points Partnership. Points Learning When the funding for the partnerships was withdrawn IAN SPOONER Network Manager Ian looked to keep our Partnership together via the now named Points Learning Network. Through the Network you are entitled to a whole host of services. Helen works with Westfield in a consultancy capacity but Points Learning will mainly be involved with schools in her role with the Network Strategic Points Learning Network. She is very involved in helping HELEN STEVENS Manager / schools with their spend and monitoring their Consultant programme. Andy has been charged with running the School Games Finals for the Network and corresponding with the other School Games partnerships across the county in organising South ANDY STALEY Organiser Yorkshire Finals in many sports. Andy and David work very closely to allow the schools within the Westfield area opportunity to enter School Games Competitions. Richard is very well known and very well respected in the community. Just to clarify, Richard works mainly for the Points Learning Network as a coach now. Though he specialises in badminton, he has the ability to coach Sports Coach RICHARD MILLS across a whole hosts of sports. He can coach in PE curriculum time and after school. He can be a useful resource in the build up to a Festival whether it be a Westfield event or in association with the School Games. I am now entering my 7th year in the capacity of Schools Competition Organiser. This year I will be working with KS1 and KS2 TWO days a week. In the School Games Structure I was given a one day secondment with the remit of increasing Competitions, Festivals and Sporting Opportunities in and around our cluster. I believe we have been relatively successful in doing so. I work with a Schools team of selected students at Westfield (Sports Leaders) Competition to provide a range of competitions and festivals to KS1 Organiser, DAVID MILLNS and KS2 students. Some of the competitions offered fit Specialist PE into the School Games structure (planned by Andy Staley) Teacher allowing the wining schools to progress further in a national competition structure. My second day is working solely for the Points Learning Network delivering project work in schools as a Trained Specialist Physical Education Teacher. This ranges from staff CPD to student leadership training. This time must be booked through Helen Stevens and Ian Spooner. How It All Fits Together You will keep seeing key terms and names of organisations. Here’s a run down about each one and how it all links together for your benefit. Points Learning Network Points Learning Network is a private organisation which many of you may have bought into. Schools buy into the network of schools and receive a Core Offer. The Core Offer can be made up of whatever you feel is needed on an educational front at your school. This may be coaches to deliver curriculum time, resources or CPD. Ian Spooner is the Manager or the Network. The biggest way in which the Network can link to what Westfield are doing and School Games is schools can use the Core Offer to get support for their students in preparation for Festivals and events. E.g. they may choose to enter a Badminton Festival, so why not use the Core Offer to get a Badminton Coach in to help in the preparation. The Westfield Offer Westfield strive to offer as much opportunity as possible for the family of schools to come and compete using the Westfield Facilities. The school also strive to develop Young Leaders and allow them to interact with primary age children to aid transition and build closer links within the community. To achieve these aims, each school is sent an offer of competition and festivals at the start of each year and entry information for each event as it approaches. I (David Millns) am responsible for making this offer to all schools. All each school within the family has to do is commit to taking part and enter where possible. The Westfield offer is made up of both community based events where enjoyment and participation are the driving forces and School Games events where whilst enjoyment is absolutely paramount, progressing to a further stage is possible. Andy Staley is aware of where the School Games fits in. School Games School Games is a national initiative. It is a competition structure that allows progression from the earliest stage of local competition right through to National Championships. Some of what I (David Millns) organise through the Westfield Offer fits into the School Games structure. There may be other sports within the School Games that you are interested in but Westfield are not offering competitions in that field. It is Andy Staley’s responsibility to help you enter any sport you wish. All each schools needs to do is register on the School Games Website and commit to the competitions they wish to enter. Key Contacts Currently Being Used. Some schools seem concerned that they are not receiving the information about each festival/event/opportunity. Here are a list of PE contacts that is being used at present. Waterthorpe Nursery Infants School Halfway Nursery Infant School Beighton Nursery Infants School Thorpe Drive Station Road School Road Waterthorpe Halfway Beighton Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield S20 7JU S20 3GU S20 1EG *Dannielle Wilson *Vicky Swales *Kathryn Watson [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Mosborough Primary School Reignhead Primary School Shortbrook Primary School New School Road Platts Drive Westfield Northway Mosborough Beighton Westfield Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield S20 5ES S20 1FD S20 8FB *Laura Mossman *Jason Walsh *Rob Hammill [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Mrs NicholsonHalfway Junior School Brook House Junior School Emmanuel Junior Academy Halfway Centre School Road 10 Thorpe Drive Halfway Beighton Waterthorpe Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield S20 4TA S20 1EG S20 7JU *James Cook *David Spacey *Sam Badger [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] What You Did Last Year In addition to the Sporting Offer, I (David Millns) can help in other ways also. This is especially true now I work an extra day each week with the Points Learning Network. I want to utilise all my time available and can perhaps help in these ways. Y5/6 Futsal Cup Y5/6 Sports Hall Athletics Y1/2 Christmas Multiskills Waterthorpe Infants N/A Waterthorpe Infants N/A Waterthorpe Infants 28 Halfway Infants N/A Halfway Infants N/A Halfway Infants 22 Beighton Infants N/A Beighton Infants N/A Beighton Infants 28 Mosborough Primary 18 Mosborough Primary 20 Mosborough Primary 30 Shortbrook Primary 10 Shortbrook Primary 0 Shortbrook Primary 0 Reignhead Primary 0 Reignhead Primary 0 Reignhead Primary 29 Halfway Juniors 18 Halfway Juniors 20 Halfway Juniors N/A Brook House Juniors 0 Brook House Juniors 20 Brook House Juniors N/A Emmanuel Academy 11 Emmanuel Academy 0 Emmanuel Academy N/A Y3/4 Gymnastics Y5/6 Swimming Gala Y1/2 Mini Athletics Waterthorpe Infants N/A Waterthorpe Infants N/A Waterthorpe Infants 20 Halfway Infants N/A Halfway Infants N/A Halfway Infants 20 Beighton Infants N/A Beighton Infants N/A Beighton Infants 20 Mosborough Primary 10 Mosborough Primary 30 Mosborough Primary 20 Shortbrook Primary 10 Shortbrook Primary 0 Shortbrook Primary 0 Reignhead Primary 8 Reignhead Primary 0 Reignhead Primary 0 Halfway Juniors 15 Halfway Juniors 0 Halfway Juniors N/A Brook House Juniors 30 Brook House Juniors 60 Brook House Juniors N/A Emmanuel Academy 15 Emmanuel Academy 0 Emmanuel Academy N/A Change4Life Festival Y3/4 Badminton Y1/2 Ball Skills Waterthorpe Infants 0 Waterthorpe Infants N/A Waterthorpe Infants 30 Halfway Infants 0 Halfway Infants N/A Halfway Infants 0 Beighton Infants 0 Beighton Infants N/A Beighton Infants 0 Mosborough Primary 13 Mosborough Primary 30 Mosborough Primary 30 Shortbrook Primary 12 Shortbrook Primary 0 Shortbrook Primary 0 Reignhead Primary 0 Reignhead Primary 0 Reignhead Primary 0 Halfway Juniors 15 Halfway Juniors 0 Halfway Juniors N/A Brook House Juniors 16 Brook House Juniors 26 Brook House Juniors N/A Emmanuel Academy 11 Emmanuel Academy 0 Emmanuel Academy N/A What You Did Last Year… Cont Westfield Community Dance Show Y4/5/6 Tag Rugby Y5 Kwik Cricket Waterthorpe Infants 0 Waterthorpe Infants N/A Waterthorpe Infants N/A Halfway Infants 0 Halfway Infants N/A Halfway Infants N/A Beighton Infants 0 Beighton Infants N/A Beighton Infants N/A Mosborough Primary 20 Mosborough Primary 21 Mosborough Primary 13 Shortbrook Primary 0 Shortbrook Primary 15 Shortbrook Primary 0 Reignhead Primary 20 Reignhead Primary 8 Reignhead Primary 0 Halfway Juniors 0 Halfway Juniors 30 Halfway Juniors 50 Brook House Juniors 0 Brook House Juniors 30 Brook House Juniors 40 Emmanuel Academy 0 Emmanuel Academy 20 Emmanuel Academy 10 Family of Schools Athletics Competition Point Network Games ASSITANCE AT SPORTS DAY 2017 Waterthorpe Infants 8 Waterthorpe Infants 30 Waterthorpe Infants YES Halfway Infants 8 Halfway Infants 30 Halfway Infants NO Beighton Infants 0 Beighton Infants 30 Beighton Infants YES Mosborough Primary 24 Mosborough Primary 30 Mosborough Primary YES Shortbrook Primary 24 Shortbrook Primary 30 Shortbrook Primary NO Reignhead Primary 24 Reignhead Primary 0 Reignhead Primary YES Halfway Juniors 16 Halfway Juniors 0 Halfway Juniors NO Brook House Juniors 16 Brook House Juniors 30 Brook House Juniors YES Emmanuel Academy 16 Emmanuel Academy 0 Emmanuel Academy YES The Sporting Offer 2017/2018 Below is a break down of all the competitions/festivals for this year.
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