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Interim 6 Monthly Report for the Cornwall Community Leadership Delivery Model Cornwall Community Leadership Delivery Model Year One Report (January 2007 – December 2007) Written by K Edmond December 2007 1 Summary Cornwall Community Leadership Delivery Model was scheduled to be signed off December 2006 in order for funding to be released in January 2007. Due to delays the Model was not given approval until July 2007, with the first year’s money being released August 2007. In order not to delay the positive links made with external organisations and the opportunities available to begin rolling out Year One of the model, Community Leadership Coordinator made the decision to start the first year of the model February 2007. The success of the first year was down to the support and funding of organisations such as: Cornwall Outdoors; Cornwall Pirates Learning Zone; Bishop Forum and Cornwall Youth Work Partnership, whom were prepared to fund their first courses, as well as Cornwall Sports Partnership funding the role of the Community Leadership Coordinator. Community Leadership Coordinator was able to deliver most of the awards in the first year, as well as partners having the support to deliver awards through their existing programmes. This has highlighted the opportunity for funding from Year One to extend delivery opportunities to more organisations. Year one has been a success with; 11 Awards being delivered 2 x Local Tutor Training Days 1 x Under Graduate Tutor Training Day in Plymouth 67 newly trained tutors 91 qualified leaders 2 Contents: 1.0 Background 2.0 Year One Outline Include chart showing the actual number of courses delivered Courses completed and delivered 3.0 Case Studies 4.0 Income & Expenditure Reports 5.0 Conclusions & Recommendations 6.0 Year Two Delivery Appendix: Appendix A Expenditure Appendix B Income Appendix C Resources Given Appendix 1. Pictures for the Day Certificate Course with Falmouth and Penryn Extended Services – February 2007 Appendix 2. Pictures from the Pirates Learing Zone Young Leaders Award Appendix 3. Pictures and Feedback from Callington Day Certificate November 2007 Appendix 4. List of organisations worked with over the first 6 months. Appendix 5. Flyers and leaflets produced to promote the courses delivery Appendix 6. Copy of the Leaders Portfolio being used with Level 1 & Level 2 Awards 3 1.0 Background Cornwall Sports Partnership has been partnership working with Sports Leaders UK over the last 5 years, developing both educational work and community work. In October 2002 Cornwall Sports Partnership (previously Active Sport) seconded a Sports Development Officer from Carrick Leisure to develop Leadership across Cornwall within educational establishments, in two years this work successfully had every secondary school and further education college delivering sports leadership awards. In recent years, 2005 onwards the Cornwall Sports Partnership has been focusing on developments across the county, working in particular with external agencies, including; Cornwall Youth Service, Voluntary Youth Organisations, Police, Connexions, and Local Authority Leisure Services and Sports Development Units. This led to a Community Steering Group being established in 2004 to support and coordinate developments across the county. This year to help secure funding to develop leadership through a three year model, Cornwall Sports Partnership agreed to match fund monies from Sports Leaders UK to develop and implement leadership opportunities across the county over a three year period. A Community Delivery Model for Leadership was written, emphasis being that funds would be used to set up courses, train new tutors and purchase resources. Match funding by CSP would pay for an officer to coordinate one day a week. The report provides information relating to courses delivered, case studies, and statistics. Support expenditure and income reports will be attached to this report showing how monies have currently been spent. 4 2.0 Outline table from the Community Delivery Model for Leadership – Year One Delivery Year one outcomes identified in Model: 1 x Tutor Training Day 2 x Young Leaders Award 2 x Level One in Sports Leadership 2 x Level Two in Community Sports Leadership 1 x Day Certificate in Sports Leadership Award Delivery Target Costings Young Leaders Delivery 2 x Young Leaders Cost of delivery: Award • Groups - No cost incurred for AAC as no need to be an • Delivered by CSP Leadership Co- accredited centre to deliver award ordinator or appointed community - 3 x Tutor Resources (for Community Tutor deliverer and shadowed by potential Trainers) @ £150 tutors = £450 1 x Local Tutor Training Day (linked to others - Tutor delivery cost @ £14ph x 8hours per awards) course (2 x courses) 3 courses = £224 36 young people - Tutor Training Day (this day will encompass training for all awards) = £250 - Travel – approximate 100miles @ 0.38pm = £38 Level 1 Sports Deliver 2 x Level 1 Sports Leaders Award Cost of delivery: Leadership • Community Groups - AAC Fees ( 2 x organisations) • Delivered by CSP Leadership Co- = £94 ordinator or appointed community - 3 x Tutor Resource = £120 (for community tutor deliverer and shadowed by potential deliverers) tutors - 24 x Candidate log books @ £11 = £264 1 x Local Tutor Training Day (linked to others - Tutor delivery cost @ £14ph x 24hours per awards course (2 x courses)= £672 2 courses - Tutor Training Day (this day will encompass 24 Young People (based on minimum of 12 training for all awards) = £250 per course) - Travel – approximate 200 miles @ 0.38pm = £76 Level 2 Deliver 2 x Level 2 Community Sports Leaders Cost of delivery Community Award - AAC Fees (2 x organisations) Sports • Community Organisations = £70 Leadership • Delivered by CSP Leadership Co- - 3 x Tutor Resource = £120 (for Community ordinator or appointed community Tutor Deliverers) deliverer and shadowed by potential - 24 x Candidate Log Books @ £22.00 tutors = £528 1 x Local Tutor Training Day (linked to others - Tutor delivery cost @ £14ph x 30hours per awards) course (2 x courses) 2 Courses = £840 24 Young People (based on 12 minimum - Tutor Training Day (this day will encompass per course) training for all awards) = £250 - Travel – approximate 400 miles @ 0.38pm = £152 Day Certificate - Package offered to organisations would include: in Sports 2 members of staff tutor trained Leadership 1st year AAC Fee covered (£40) 1 x Tutor Resource (£90) Support to set up first course - Cost of package to organisations:£250 This would generate potential income to support further development. It is important to note that the delivery model needed to be flexible in terms of the groups chosen to work with and the courses being delivered. It was anticipated that there may a need to change elements of delivery. 5 Figures showing number of courses delivered in Year One of the Cornwall Community Delivery Model for Leadership 4.5 4 3.5 3 2.5 Series1 2 1.5 Number of Courses 1 0.5 0 Young Leaders Day Certificate Certificate Day Undergraduate Day Leadership Local Tutor Training Days Level 1 in Sports Leadership Level 2 in Community Sports Type of Course 6 Figures showing candidates attended courses 50 45 40 35 30 25 Series1 20 15 Number of Candidates 10 5 0 Young Day Level 1 in Level 2 in Leaders Certificate Sports Community Award Award Leadership Sports Leadership Courses 7 Full details of the courses delivered in Year One of the Model. Tutor Training: • Tuesday 30th May: Pilot Tutor Orientation with Police Community Support Officers from Devon & Cornwall Constabulary, Falmouth and Truro Police Station. Delivered by Karen Edmond • Day Course; started at 9am, finished at 4pm. • This was a pilot, looking at the potential of utilising PCSO’s to deliver Day Certificate Awards to adults in communities. • 18 Police Community Support Officer’s and Police Constable’s in attendance. • Friday 8th June: Local Tutor Training in Pensilva, Liskeard. Attendees from organisations including YMCA; Cornwall Youth Service; Bishop Forum; Leisure Centres (Restormal District). Delivered by Karen Edmond & Janice Cooke. • Training covered: Level 1 in Sports Leadership, Level 2 in Community Sports Leadership, Day Certificate. Plus providing organisations with information leaflets on other awards available through Sports Leaders UK. • 23 Individuals in attendance. • Undergraduate Tutor Training Marjons Plymouth: Tuesday 20th November 2007 • This was a request from the national training team at Sports Leaders UK. • The training was aimed at degree level students in their second year at university. • The training provided potential tutors with an Introduction, Getting Started and Teaching Leadership, and covered the Level 1 in Sports Leadership. • 26 Students completed the day Awards: Day Certificate in Sports Leadership • Wednesday 21st February 2007: Falmouth & Penryn Extended Services. The Award delivered in conjunction with Cassie Williams – UFA (University of the First Age) Tutor for Cornwall ‘Out of Hours Learning’. The UFA looks at how people learn. Delivered by Karen Edmond & Cassie Williams. 12 Candidates • May 1st & 8th 2007: LEAP Active Award delivered through LEAP Active with adults from Illogan (Camborne). Delivered by Karen Edmond 7 Candidates • June 28th 2007: Poltair College & Extended Services Award delivered through School Sports Partnership to involve more adult volunteers in delivering activities in the communities around the partnership. Delivered by Karen Edmond 10 Candidates 8 • November 26th 2007: Callington School Sports Partnership Award delivered through the partnership to involve more adult volunteers
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