PE and Sports Coaching Summer Conference

EIGHTH ANNUAL PE and Sports Coaching Summer Conference

Thursday 16 – Friday 17 July 2020 at Abingdon School, Oxfordshire

The Largest Multi-Sport Conference for PE Teachers and Sports Coaches in the UK

ATHLETICS CRICKET GYMNASTICS HOCKEY NETBALL PHYSICAL EDUCATION RUGBY SEMINARS SWIMMING WELLBEING 8TH ANNUAL PE AND SPORTS COACHING SUMMER CONFERENCE 16–17 JULY 2020

WELCOME PROGRAMME

Welcome to the Eighth Annual PE and Sports THURSDAY 16 JULY 2020 Coaching Conference, again based at the : extensive facilities of Abingdon School. British Gymnastics Teachers’ Award INTRODUCTORY LEVEL Through its timing, this event has always with Gary Kirkby attracted a combination of teachers from a Netball Coaching and Umpiring range of UK schools, as well as those working for Beginners in British and International schools abroad. with Karen Greig Its aim is to keep all teachers updated with current best practice in UK sports education. Building the Foundations for It will help them to prepare to deliver high Physical Literacy in Key Stage 1 quality sessions in the following school year, with Anne Higgins and also to improve their employability. Rugby Coaching and Refereeing There is a wide selection of courses, for Beginners qualifications and seminars. It is hoped that with Dan Cottrell this will provide something of interest to Educational Visits Co-ordinator all teachers. The Conference atmosphere is Qualification relaxed, allowing teachers to network and with Paul Bond share views and experiences in an appealing The Director of Sport in summer environment. Delegates may an Independent School attend either or both of the two days. with Neil Rollings For those visiting from afar, accommodation Pool Safety Award for Teachers is available in the heart of Oxford University at with Susan Murrell St Hugh’s College. This is situated a short walk from the historic city centre, and free transport is FRIDAY 17 JULY 2020 provided each day to and from Abingdon School. This provides the opportunity for combining Athletics Coaching Masterclass the Conference with the social and cultural with Dean Macey, Olympian possibilities of Oxford, including the Conference Introducing and Coaching Cricket to Girls Dinner on the banks of the River Cherwell with Neil Rollings An Introduction to Hockey Coaching and Umpiring PRICES with Matt Taylor

ONE DAY TWO DAYS Creative Games Teaching in One Delegate £189 £315 Key Stage Two with Anne Higgins Two Delegates £315 £599 Preparing for Senior Leadership Conference Dinner £65 with Jill Berry 7.30pm 16 July Cherwell Boathouse Restaurant Coaching Soccer in Schools Accommodation (B+B 16 July) £125 with Bruce Suraci Includes transport to and from Abingdon Contemporary Swimming Teaching for Schools with Joe Roebuck and Amy Smith, Olympians Courses run 10.00am – 3.30pm. Prices include lunch, refreshments and course materials. Exclude VAT. Supporting the Mental Health For discounts on bigger groups, please call of School Athletes 015395 60060. with Adam Morris 2 8TH ANNUAL PE AND SPORTS COACHING SUMMER CONFERENCE 16–17 JULY 2020

ATHLETICS CRICKET

School Athletics Masterclass Introducing and Coaching with Dean Macey, Olympian Cricket to Girls 10AM – 3.30PM, FRIDAY 17 JULY with Neil Rollings AT TILSLEY PARK, ABINGDON 10AM – 3.30PM, FRIDAY 17 JULY Almost all schools in the world have Track and AT ABINGDON SCHOOL Field Athletics as a significant part of their summer Cricket is the fastest growing summer term school programme. It is one of the most accessible GCSE game for girls. However, many teachers lack practical options, and most schools enter their experience and confidence to deliver lessons and athletes in competitions. However, progress in the coaching sessions. This is a course for teachers of technical events is often limited. Dean Macey, one girls’ cricket who have little or no experience and of Britain’s all-time greatest Decathletes, shows are introducing the game, sometimes for the first how teachers can make these activities exciting, time. It is particularly suitable for teachers involved stimulating and challenging. He also illustrates in the 10–14 age range. No previous experience how effective coaching can significantly improve is necessary. It provides everything the beginner student progress and competitive performances. requires to teach the game, prepare school teams His unrivalled expertise, entertaining delivery and and umpire matches of both the hard and soft breath-taking demonstrations make this a day ball games. Basic skills and strategies will be to remember. This course is suitable for teachers presented, along with a variety of game formats and coaches of all levels of expertise, and will help suitable for use with inexperienced players of all those delivering the Athletics modules at GCSE and ages. Simple Rules and umpiring protocols will A Level to improve student grades. equip teachers to officiate various types of school matches with confidence. Warm up activities for Developing throws: young athletes Shot, Discus, Javelin Engaging beginners in Understanding Cricket Cricket strategy Improving sprinting Analysing technique technique and diagnosis Skill based warm ups Alternative formats with soft balls Sprint start Fault identification and Introducing batting shots Games for developing Teaching hurdle correction Cricket skills in girls technique Coaching for individual Games and practices to develop batting Umpiring, managing High Jump/Long Jump/ improvement and scoring school Triple Jump Understanding Rules Developing the bowling and Regulations action matches The role of the A simple guide to the wicketkeeper Rules of the Game Dean Macey was England’s leading decathlete for a decade. His first Fielding techniques and major triumph was a silver medal games at the 1999 World Championships, was Head of Cricket which helped him win the BBC Neil Rollings in four independent schools, over 21 Young Sports Personality of the years. He was a National Cricket Year. The following year, he was Association Senior Coach, and fourth in the Sydney Olympics, and pioneered innovative methods to followed that with a World Championships Silver make the game accessible to all Medal. He was again fourth in the Athens Olympics, children. He has since worked with a before winning a Gold Medal in the 2006 wide range of teachers and coaches Commonwealth Games in Melbourne. He has a enabling them to present a fast, exciting and skilful personal best of 8603 points. game to young players and beginners of both sexes.

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GYMNASTICS HOCKEY

British Gymnastics Teachers’ An Introduction to Hockey Award: INTRODUCTORY LEVEL Coaching and Umpiring Gymnastics for Key Stage 1 and 2 Teachers with Matt Taylor with Gary Kirkby 10AM – 3.30PM, FRIDAY 17 JULY 10AM – 3.30PM, THURSDAY 16 JULY AT TILSLEY PARK, ABINGDON AT ABINGDON GYMNASTICS CLUB This is a course for teachers who IN ASSOCIATION WITH This course is designed for IN ASSOCIATION WITH are new to teaching and umpiring teachers working with children school Hockey. It provides an at Key Stages One and Two. overview of coaching techniques for individual It is a one-day course, which is a practical player development, as well as tactical introduction to teaching Gymnastics. The course considerations for team play. The game has is certified by British Gymnastics, as Introductory changed significantly in recent years, with new Level Gymnastics. It is regarded as the required skills and strategies to accommodate rule changes. qualification for teaching Gymnastics to primary These will be carefully introduced and explained to age pupils. No previous experience is required, ensure that novice coaches are confident that their neither is it necessary to be a qualified teacher, nor session content is contemporary and stimulating. a PE teacher. Basic rules and approaches to umpiring the game in school - at a range of abilities and ages - will be For teachers with experience of teaching presented to equip teachers with the ability to Gymnastics, the 2-day Intermediate course is officiate school matches. advised.

Introduction: Warm up Balance: points and COACHING and Shapes patches, including Introducing and Developing set piece Connection Skills: headstand and developing core skills skills: Long Corner and stepping, spinning, handstand Pushing, slapping and Self Pass jumps, turns, leaps and Hand apparatus: hoops, hitting Basic penalty corner cartwheel balls and ropes Individual and team strategies Rolling Skills: log, egg, Partner Balances: defence Small-sided games for side, forward, working with partner 20 fun-based training skill development backward, teddy bear and small groups drills Playing formations UMPIRING An overview of all Umpiring the self pass major rules New rules at the Long Creating and applying Corner advantage Understanding the Communication: Penalty Corner whistle, signal and voice Gary Kirby is an international performance coach, who has Matt Taylor is the current Head coached Olympic and World Coach of Nottingham University, Championship medalists. He was who won the BUCS Gold Medal in appointed men’s Technical Director 2015. He was previously Head at the 2002 Commonwealth Games. Coach of Beeston HC in the Men’s He was Gymnastics Development Premier League, winning three Officer for Liverpool, and ran PGCE Championships between 2010 and and QTS courses at Liverpool John Moores University. 2014. Prior to that, he was coach of He was one of Britain’s leading gymnastics judges, the Cannock Ladies’ side, winning promotion to the having officiated at Olympic, World and European Premier League in 1009. He is a former England Championships, as well as two Commonwealth international, and won several Premier League titles Games. He is a British Gymnastics Accredited Tutor. with Cannock HC.

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NETBALL PRIMARY PE

Netball Coaching and Building the Foundations for Umpiring for Beginners Physical Literacy in with Karen Greig Key Stage One 10AM – 3.30PM, THURSDAY 16 JULY with Anne Higgins AT ABINGDON SCHOOL 10AM – 3.30PM, THURSDAY 16 JULY AT ABINGDON SCHOOL Many children arrive in school without a wide and varied movement vocabulary. Changes in childcare practices and technological developments, mean it is less likely that children have been allowed to play out, jump in puddles, climb trees and take part in rough and tumble play. Children spend increasing amounts of time sitting, watching educational videos, playing with smart toys and in general being much more sedentary than in the past. This is a course for teachers who are new to Movement, however, is an essential ingredient for a delivering Netball sessions in schools. No previous child’s development and capacity to learn. experience of playing or teaching the game is necessary, though most participants have a basic This introductory course is suitable for both understanding. Content includes basic skills and specialist and non-specialist teachers and secondary ways of practising them, simple strategies for teachers who teach Key Stage One. It will provide team play, as well as explaining the Rules and a range of fun physical development activities the way the school game is umpired. The course from Early Years upwards, giving children the firm will provide a range of practices, an awareness foundations they need, to become lhysically literate of techniques in shooting and passing as well and able to access Physical Education and Sport in as simple tactical understanding. Teachers will later years. The course will focus on: gain confidence that they have the skills and The importance of Progressing from understanding to run a school team, or deliver movement and play in fundamental curriculum lessons. child development movement skills into Creating an games and activities Skill based warm ups Getting free in attack environment for Pedagogical for young players Man to man defence children to explore and approaches to Ball handling Sound shooting consolidate movement developing physical techniques and technique skills literacy practices Developing options and Building the skills of The importance of Passing drills and court balance locomotion, stability progression in cognitive games and object control in a skills alongside Understanding the developmentally physical skills Developing effective Rules, including recent appropriate way footwork changes Anne Higgins is a primary PE Karen Greig is the current Head consultant working with Love PE Coach of Manchester Thunder. She CPD. She works nationally as a PE is a former captain, and specialist CPD teacher working with Superleague winner with the same schools and further education to team, and was the 2018 upskill practitioners. She has over Superleague “Coach of the Year”. 25 years of experience working Karen won 40 England caps as a within the primary sector and some Goal Shooter. She was Assistant of her training she has delivered internationally. She Coach of the full England team on their 2015 tour of also works as a tutor/assessor for British Gymnastics Australia, and Head Coach of England Under 21. specialising in trampolining.

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PRIMARY PE RUGBY

Creative Games Teaching for Rugby Coaching and Key Stage Two Refereeing for Beginners with Anne Higgins with Dan Cottrell 10AM – 3.30PM, FRIDAY 17 JULY 10AM – 3.30PM, THURSDAY 16 JULY AT ABINGDON SCHOOL AT ABINGDON SCHOOL Games teaching with young children can be This is a course for teachers and coaches involved challenging. Progress can be difficult to achieve. in delivering rugby coaching, and refereeing This is a course for teachers who wish to embrace matches and practices for the first time. It focuses a new, relevant and effective approach to teaching on the practicalities of organising a coaching games at Key Stage Two. It acknowledges the session, and introduces a range of techniques and growing appreciation of the need to engage this ways to practise them. age group in positive early physical experiences, The emphasis is on modern techniques and simple, which the “skills and drills” approach struggles to imaginative practices. The safety elements of achieve. This practical seminar looks at a range of coaching the scrum and contact area are included other teaching approaches and curriculum content to give coaches confidence and protection from in order to ensure progress for all pupils, whilst allegations of negligence. still promoting excellence and achievement. The afternoon is devoted to refereeing the game Teaching exercise Tactical games and play at school level. This focuses not only on the basic principles through practice models laws, but also the practicalities for the referee of games – the distraction Fundamental theory movement skills creating a safe and even contest and using specific Teaching games for Pupil designed games methods of communication to ensure that the understanding – STEP principles (space, match day experience is safe and enjoyable for all adapted to this age time, equipment, involved. group people) Particular attention is paid to considering how to Anne Higgins is a primary PE deal with parents on the touchline, and prevent consultant working with Love PE the emergence of dissatisfaction in that area. This CPD. She works nationally within course is designed to build confidence in teachers primary settings as a PE specialist who are new to coaching the game, or who are not CPD teacher working with schools and further education to upskill comfortable with the idea of refereeing a school practitioners. She has over 25 years match. of experience working within the primary sector and some of her training she has COACHING delivered internationally. She also works as a tutor/ Understanding and The contact area and assessor for British Gymnastics specialising in coaching core skills ways to practise it trampolining. Building the skill set for Creating a basic young players backline Safe scrummaging Dan Cottrell is a Rugby coach and author, who specialises in REFEREEING producing innovative coaching Applying the law in When and why to blow content for age group coaches of all school matches the whistle – and when levels of experience. His newsletter, Ensuring safe not to “Rugby Coach Weekly”, is read by procedures at scrum Coping with the 100,000 coaches worldwide, and is and ruck mismatch supplemented by a range of other Managing the game Dealing with parents on resources. Dan played first class Rugby for both Bristol through the touchline and Bath, and was Head of Rugby at Cranleigh School communication for six years.

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SEMINAR SEMINAR

Educational Visits Coordinator The Director of Sport in an Training Independent School Suitable for New and Aspiring EVCs with Neil Rollings with Paul Bond – Chair, Outdoor Education 10AM – 3.30PM, THURSDAY 16 JULY Advisory Panel South-East region AT ABINGDON SCHOOL 10AM – 3.30PM, THURSDAY 16 JULY This course is intended for recently appointed AT ABINGDON SCHOOL Directors of Sport, and those who intend to apply This training is certified by the IN ASSOCIATION WITH for these roles in the near future. The landscape Outdoor Education Advisers’ Panel. It of school sport has changed significantly in recent is based on their National Guidance years, which has impacted upon this role, and what and resources. Adopting National schools are now looking for in their appointments. Guidance removes the need for each school to The course seeks to clarify the success criteria of write and maintain their own comprehensive this position, and considers the role of the Director guidance (School Visits Policy) and gives users of Sport as a leader, and culture builder. The issues easy access to regularly updated and nationally surrounding establishing a programme which recognised guidance. This seminar is suitable for can deliver performance and participation are all Educational Visits Coordinators, including those also considered, along with topical issues such as newly appointed – or teachers aspiring to this role. It is also appropriate for other teachers, such as compulsion, health and fitness and the future of Directors of Sport and Heads of Outdoor Education, team games. It also suggests how candidates for who regularly deal with off-site activities. jobs can strengthen their applications, and prepare for interviews. The focus will principally be upon potentially hazardous activities, such as tours, ski trips, What is a Director of Dealing with difficult Sport? colleagues outdoor education, field work, cultural visits, Becoming a leader Creating the games overseas trips and sports fixtures. However, it will Culture building and programme consider all off-site trips. It will look at the special quality control Participation v responsibilities incurred by residential trips. The Leadership, performance content of this guidance is endorsed by the Health management and Choice v compulsion and Safety Executive, and also by the National administration Quality and equality Association of Head Teachers. A section of the The importance of 360 What does “Sport for seminar is devoted to Government advice and the degree leadership All” really mean? Panel’s guidance in light of recent terrorist attacks. Establishing aims and Building a goals The role and Preparing for communication responsibilities of the Inspection Building structures and strategy systems EVC and Visit Leader School policy Creating a culture of Consideration of documentation Satisfying parental health and fitness expectations resources (HSE, AALA, Transport issues and Working with the Head OEAP) minibuses and Bursar Sports and cultural Outdoor expeditions tours – hosting and Contracting to Third accommodation Neil Rollings was Director of Sport Parties arrangements in four HMC schools, over a 21 year Staff to Pupil Ratios career. He was an ISI Inspector and Legal perspectives he now works with schools to Emergency Procedures Resources and exercise develop and audit modern sports information for the EVC programmes and with Heads to to provide Visit Leader Assessing competency appoint Directors of Sport. He is a training of leaders and regular conference speaker, assistants Awareness of recent influential blogger on school sport issues, and incidents – some Threats owing to Chairman of PADSIS. scenarios terrorism

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SEMINAR SOCCER

Preparing for Senior Leadership Coaching Soccer in Schools with Dr Jill Berry with Bruce Suraci 10AM – 3.30PM, FRIDAY 17 JULY 10AM – 3.30PM, FRIDAY 17 JULY AT ABINGDON SCHOOL AT TILSLEY PARK, ABINGDON This is a course for teachers who are intending to apply for senior leadership positions in the near future or have been recently appointed to them. It will support aspiring leaders to manage the transitional process into new roles, and also in applying for them. Jill Berry is committed to supporting and challenging aspiring educational This practical course introduces teachers to how leaders to achieve their professional best. the game is currently being coached in Premier What makes a senior Where are you going, League Academies, and the ways in which young leader distinctive? and how can you get players are being developed. It will enable teachers What effective there? to be confident that their sessions reflect the leadership looks like Crafting a compelling best of contemporary practice, and will inform Structured reflection job application planning for the school year ahead. Through a Managing transition Preparing for strong interview performance demonstration of coaching method and technique, the course will focus both on delivering the basics Jill Berry taught for 30 years in well and also keeping school players engaged and both state and independent sectors, and was a head for the last ten excited about the game. years. Since 2010 she has completed a doctorate, researching ATTACKING the transition from deputy headship Passing principles Varying the attack to to headship; written a book about Passing with purpose score this, ‘Making the Leap - Moving and creativity Small sided games to from Deputy Head’. She has carried out extensive Different attacking encourage attack leadership consultancy work, written extensively skills about educational leadership, and recorded a Ted talk. DEFENDING Individual and team Variations of defensive defence set up Sign up for our free 1v1 defence Small sided games for defensive pressing professional newsletter Introducing the press The ICE Newsletter is published fortnightly in term Bruce Suraci is the Academy Head time. It provides a range of articles and information of Coaching and Development at on issues surrounding PE and School Sport, helping AFC Bournemouth. He was sports coaches and PE professionals keep abreast previously Lead Foundation Phase Coach, working with players age of news and developments. 9-11, and later the Lead Youth The ICE newsletter is completely FREE Development Phase coach (U-12 to U-14) at the same club. He is a UEFA Sign up now at: A Licence coach, has a Masters’ Degree in Coaching Science and the Premier League’s Elite Head of www.independentcoacheducation.co.uk Coaching qualification

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SWIMMING SWIMMING

STA Pool Safety Award Contemporary Swimming for Teachers Teaching for Schools with Susan Murrell with Joe Roebuck and Amy Smith 10AM – 3.30PM, THURSDAY 16 JULY 10AM – 3.30PM, FRIDAY 17 JULY AT ABINGDON SCHOOL AT ABINGDON SCHOOL The STA (Safety Training Awards) is the Awarding This is a course for teachers of curriculum Organisation of The Swimming Teachers Swimming lessons who wish to update their Association. Qualification Number 601/5519/X. subject knowledge and make lessons more This qualification allows teachers to provide safety relevant, varied and effective. Inspectors often cover for swimming lessons, and pool sessions in identify these lessons as unimaginative and schools. The training is in accordance with British outdated: this course will allow teachers to be Standard BS EN 15288, and the qualification is confident that they can maximise progress with regulated by Ofqual and Qualifications Wales. It contemporary content. It is also appropriate is the industry standard award for teachers of for coaches of school swimming teams, who swimming in schools. It provides the confidence are aspiring to improve the techniques of and knowledge to deal with an emergency which their swimmers. A combination of practical may occur in swimming lessons. The qualification demonstrations and video analysis will present lasts for two years. modern techniques, practices to develop each stroke and fault correction. Understanding Pool Recording, reporting Safety Operating and analyzing pool Joe and Amy will conduct all courses in Procedures incidents partnership, ensuring a constant and unique Administering First Aid Assessment method: combination of demonstration and poolside and life support in a satisfactory completion pool environment of portfolio and explanation. Rescue skills in pools worksheet Basic aquatic skills Improving starts (from Responding to a range Technique of the major poolside and blocks) of emergency strokes Progressive teaching of situations Practices to ensure turns and tumble turns student progress Swimming in Analysing and competition Susan Murrell has trained swimming teachers and lifeguards correcting faults Using innovative aids for nationally recognised to maximise progress qualifications since 2004. She also competed in three delivers training in First Aid. Having Joe Roebuck events in the 2012 London worked in the Middle East Olympics, in addition to the managing a major waterpark, she Commonwealth Games of Delhi and now lives in the UK and is a Glasgow, where he won two Silver Community First responder, working alongside the medals. He is a ten-time British West Midlands Ambulance Service. champion, and holds both British and Commonwealth records.

Amy Smith competed in the 2012 London Olympics in the 50m freestyle. She has participated in three Commonwealth Games, winning silver medals in each. She is European Championships Gold medalist and World Championships finalist.

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WELLBEING

Supporting the Mental Health of School Athletes with Adam Morris 10AM – 3.30PM, FRIDAY 17 JULY AT ABINGDON SCHOOL The last ten years have seen most educational and sporting organisations become more aware of the issues, and responsibilities, surrounding mental health. Teachers and coaches of school sport are in a unique position to influence this, and to help young athletes manage their wellbeing by building their psychological toolbox. Coaches need a sound awareness of mental health problems to be capable of supporting athletes to learn, utilise and practise coping strategies. This will also help them improve athletic performance. Common mental health problems will be explored, alongside strategies that coaches can include within their coaching.

An introduction to the mental health continuum Adam Morris is Managing Director How to monitor and assess mental health of BelievePerform which he founded in 2012. Adam has a What is cognitive behavioural therapy? passion for inspiring, educating and How coaches can promote coping skills helping others. With experience How coaches can incorporate mental health into within mental health, Adam loves every day coaching helping people to overcome How to apply cognitive behavioural techniques with problems and develop positive athletes mental health. He is focused on reducing the stigma attached to mental health and building online content Mental health in school sport that can be used to help build people’s resilience and coping skills.

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