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People: By 2015 Burnley will have a well sign-posted sporting offer. A co-ordinated approach to new school sports facilities will benefit our clubs, and combined with an exciting events programme we will see more people of all ages taking part more often.

  • Vision:
  • Action:
  • Timescale:
  • Partners:
  • Outcomes:

  • June 2010
  • Burnley Football Club
  • Improved communication

leading to greater use of information sharing and joint working opportunities

Improved sporting links with BFC

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Improved representation on SPAA Partners in running of Mass Participation Events
Burnley Council –SDO’s, Club Development Officer, Young People Officer, Play Team, Volunteer Burnley

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BSF Head Teachers

A co-ordinated approach to school and college sites for clubs, single pricing etc

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Promote concept to schools Programme of use Single Pricing Structure Booking system

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Schools working in partnership with SPAA to deliver programme of use Clubs will benefit from co-ordinated programme

  • April 2011
  • Burnley Council –SDO’s,

Club Development Officer, Young People Officer, Play Team, Volunteer Burnley

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School Sports Partnership Lancashire Sport Partnership Burnley College

April 2011 April 2012

  • Clubs
  • Measurable raised awareness

of Burnley’s cultural offer (of which sport plays a large part) through combined cultural marketing & promotion.

A well sign-posted sporting offer that encourages participation whilst supporting and rewarding excellence.

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Further develop the Sports Club Directory Regular Dedicated Local Column in Burnley Express to promote the development of sport i.e. courses for vols and coaches, new club nights, good practice etc
Burnley Council –SDO’s, Club Development Officer, Young People Officer, Play Team, Volunteer Burnley

Burnley Express
The SPAA logo will be used on all partner publications and literature
Lancashire Sport Partnership

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Raise and support SPAA ‘brand awareness’

ALL

Safe accessible and

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Develop partnerships with local transport agencies to offer discount for travel Identify safe routes to schools and colleges

sustainable transport links for young people to access sports clubs

Established annual programme of events available to residents and visitors.

A number of annual mass participation events

Examples:

  • August 2010
  • School Sports Partnership,

BTA, Padiham Sports Club

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Stage Padiham Triathlon

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Padiham Biathlon /Triathlon Queen’s Park Fun Run (Charity work) Cycling & Family Sport Events Cultural Olympiad open weekends,
And
As an example, Padiham triathlon will develop as an annual event, and by 2015 will be established on the triathlon calendar, attracting athletes from around the region

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  • Burnley Council –SDO’s,

Club Development Officer, Young People Officer, Play Team, Volunteer Burnley

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Padiham Aquathon
Fun Run charity event to fit in with Sport Relief Mile
March 2011
Lancashire Sport Partnership Friends groups

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Develop calendar of events funding extensions from Big Lottery or other sources required to support current posts

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Scream and Shout Community festival, Play day
Volunteer groups
Master Class events

Lancashire Sport Partnership

Increased participation across all ages, making use of new facilities

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Monitoring system in place Increase engagement with participants to ensure services are responsive and needs-led
Burnley Council –SDO’s, Club Development Officer, Young People Officer, Play Team, Volunteer Burnley

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Make use of population profile information (S.E.) Marketing & Promotions Retention of Participation & Pathways
School Sports Partnership Padiham Sports Club

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Marketing analysis & targeted Promotions, to reach new and priority participants

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Develop cross cultural promotional work that encourages audience and participation cross over between cultural activities and facilities.

Places: A range of high standard indoor and outdoor facilities will be available across the borough, offering affordable access to different sports, health and exercise to all levels of ability.

  • Vision:
  • Action:
  • Timescale:
  • Partners:
  • Outcomes:

LCC Groundworks
Increased use of Burnley’s natural resources, raising awareness of what Burnley offers its residents.

Affordable access to Health & Fitness along with other forms of exercise – walking, cycling routes

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Overhaul & Increased Publicity of the Passport to Leisure scheme Cycle Routes Displayed Around Town Work in partnership with SUSTRANS to extend the cycle network
Primary Care Trust Burnley Council –SDO’s, Club Development Officer, Young People Officer, Play Team, Volunteer Burnley

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Lancashire Sport Partnership

  • Burnley Council
  • April 2011

April 2011
Standards set, maintained and reviewed as part of an ongoing process continuous improvement

Sports facilities maintained and run to a high standard

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Council-run facilities to gain Quest accreditation Mystery Visitor network linked to SPAA
SPAA Board Burnley Athletics Club Other Sports Clubs School Sports Partnership Young Ambassadors Lancashire Sport Partnership UK Athletics
Creation of working group to look after the interests of the facility and oversee

Burnley Athletics track to be a well used facility, with more use by schools and clubs and hosting county events

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Develop Improvement plan Establish Working Group to include Young People themselves
April 2012
Improvement Plan.

Burnley Council –SDO’s, Club Development Officer, Young People Officer, Play Team, Volunteer Burnley

April 2010 April 2010 April 2011

  • Ridgewood School
  • Significant gains made in

provision and development disability sport and physical activity locally/

A facility providing for disabled people – disability sports working within the Centre

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Appoint disability sport officer – Schools and Sports Development Appoint pt time Disability Officer at BFC Seek sources of further funding to extend post Identify focus Centre Development plan for Centre
Extended Schools – LCC School Sports Partnership Burnley Council Lancashire Sport Partnership BFC Community Sports Trust

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  • April 2011
  • Extended Schools – LCC

School Sports Partnership Burnley Council –SDO’s, Club Development Officer, Young People Officer, Play Team, Volunteer Burnley BSF head teachers National Governing Bodies Lancashire Sport Partnership BFC Community Sports Trust
Sign-posting significantly improved, particularly for parents. Clubs benefit from having a base and scope to develop and expand.

Specialist sports centres for specific sports

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Link with programme of use in ‘People’ Develop plans for Phase 2 at Padiham Leisure Centre Evaluate potential for gymnastics centre
April 2012 April 2011 development at SOS

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Develop volleyball club at BFC Community Sports trust to link with schools

Prosperity: The borough will be known for its outstanding sport & leisure education programmes and employment opportunities, underpinned by high profile community and voluntary sectors. Increased youth engagement will utilise local resources and contribute to a reduction in anti-social behaviour

  • Vision:
  • Action:
  • Timescale:
  • Partners:
  • Outcomes:

  • April 2012
  • Lancashire CC

A town that is recognised as being a nice place to live with lots of sporting opportunities

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Cycle Routes promoted

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A well promoted, diverse and valued programme of delivery Well used facilities, (look at what the usage is v’s capacity now and align a percentage increase?)
Burnley Council –SDO’s, Club Development Officer, Young People Officer, Play Team, Volunteer Burnley Groundworks around parks & recreation Link with ‘5 hour offer’ action plan
April 2011

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Lancashire Sport Partnership Lancashire Sport Partnership

An increased awareness of local resources and the amount of community and voluntary work taking place

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Develop local community advocates who champion projects in the community Use of new website technology to support promoting activities as well as booking in volunteers
Burnley Council –SDO’s, Club Development Officer, Young People Officer, Play Team, Volunteer Burnley

CVS

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Intergenerational volunteering and mentoring, (not just young people)

Engage customers in taking ownership of facilities and pitches, empowering them to have an influence on usage, programming and

litter free and attractive tourist areas, sports facilities, reduction in anti- social behaviour

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Club Force Day with local & national promotion to clean up sports facilities. Develop user groups for facilities
April 2012 development.

CVS

A dedicated volunteer workforce

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Seek extension to Big Lottery Funding for VDO and associated posts

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Sustain Volunteer Development Officer post beyond 2011
Lancashire CC Lancashire Sport Partnership Burnley Council –SDO’s, Club Development Officer, Young People Officer, Play Team, Volunteer Burnley

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Align Volunteering opportunities to new events calendar

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Increased high profile volunteer opportunities

  • April 2012
  • Burnley Council –SDO’s,

Club Development Officer, Young People Officer, Play Team, Volunteer Burnley BFC Community Sports trust

An established sports apprenticeship scheme providing quality coaching / instructor provision as well as increased employment in the sector

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  • Develop current
  • CPD opportunities for

  • staff as a result of
  • apprenticeship scheme to

include sport specific apprentices – NGB’s Joint provision with BFC Community Sports Trust mentoring apprentices Accredited workplace development programmes Sport Specific Apprentices to work closely with established clubs

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