Children's Services Overview and Scrutiny Committee
7th January 2020
Sports and Leisure Activities Children and Young People Take Up Areas to be Covered
• Expected Activity Levels • National Picture • Local Picture • School Sports • What we deliver • Developments • Promotion Children and Young People Take Up
• Children and young people should engage in moderate-to-vigorous intensity physical activity for an average of at least 60 minutes per day across the week.
• This can include all forms of activity such as PE, active travel, after-school activities, play and sport clubs.
Sport England National Picture on Physical Activity How we are doing
Levels of Activity Children Aged 5-16 40.6% 35.6% 32.5%
27.2% 24.2% 22.7% 18.1% 19.1%
Active every day for 60 60 mins across the Active 30-59 mins a Less than 30 mins a mins week day day
Overall Wokingham Sport England data 17/18 National Picture on Physical Activity Levels of Activity Children Aged 5-16 How we are doing – How we compare
Less than 30 mins a day 40.6% 35.20% 38.10% 38.50% 42.80% 35.70%
Active 30-59 mins a day 24.2% 34.70% 0 26% 29.40% 31.10%
60 mins across the week 32.5% 44.40% 33.70% 28.60% 29.90% 30.60%
Active every day for 60 mins 22.7% 19.80% 29.20% 21.80% 27.60% 26.80%
Wokingham Bracknell Reading West Berks Slough Windsor & Maidenhead
Sport England data 17/18 Children and Young People Take Up School Sports
Strategic Objectives Children and Young People Take Up
School Sports Co-ordinator Role 3,700 Primary and Secondary attendance at School Games
391 786 Youth Sports SEND BAME Trust Inclusive Children Children PE course Netballing umpiring skills Netballing Courses Upskilling School Staff British Gymnastics Reading Hockey Reading Making English Club Rugby Lessons Active Club Expanding to Active 12 Schools Math's Signed Up Children and Young People Take Up What we do and how we are doing
4,645 children attended 2 Free days per week Sporting Holidays on our Holiday Camps - Camps in 2018 Housing Tenant families
1,114 Tennis Club 567 attended our Tennis members at Cantley Courses and Camps in and Chestnut Park the last year
Over 500 ‘Pay and Play’ 14 young people tennis users in the last received Sports year Sponsorship this year Children and Young People Take Up Children and Young People with Additional Needs
200 children attended 1:1 Buddy System for our Children with our SEN Children Additional Needs attending holiday camps Sessions in 2018
New specialised Disabled Hoists fitted in changing facilities swimming pools Children and Young People Take Up What we do and how we are doing –Leisure Contract
Free Membership for Free Membership for Care Leavers Children in Care
Free gym and Swim for Foster Families Free membership for Young Offenders – 9 Juniors - 27 cards issued Adults - 58
3,305 Pupil Premium 5,834 under 8’s Free Free Swimming Swimming cards issued Children and Young People Take Up What we do and how we are doing
3,490 children per 13,313 attend School 12,697 under 18’s week attended swim Swimming swam in 2018 school
Clubs such as: 1,719 Youth gym Martial Arts: 21,431, Sport Courses such as Football: 45,629, memberships Trampolining 832 Basketball ball: 5,130, Netball: 7,290
10,476 attendees at Soft Play since the launch in May Children and Young People Take Up What we do and how we are doing
Junior Wardens – 74 528 people attended attendees since March our Open Play Football 19
Mums Zone – 48 115 Active Play and attendees this year Bounce Sessions
Family memberships Children and Young People Take Up What we do and how we are doing – Capital Projects
3G Pitches – Forest School – Re- 2 hrs free use of the Arborfield Green, surface of MUGA MUGA for Rainbow Emmbrook, Ryiesh and New Fencing Park Families Green
Re-build of Carnival Re-opening of Pool – Including a Cantley Tennis Bulmershe Leisure new Clip and Climb Centre Centre – Spring and adventure play 2020 – Summer 2022
Opening of Arborfield and Ryeish Green Leisure Centers Children and Young People Take Up Standards
OFSTED registered Risk Assessments
Governance First Aid Training
Safeguarding Children and Young People Take Up What we do and how we are doing – Development
£3 Million Development
New Gym St Crispin's New New Gym Workout Studio Loddon Valley Decoration Squash Court
New Group Changing Cycling Rooms
New Air - Con New Café New and New Gym Soft play reception
Arborfield Green National Picture on Physical Activity
Advertising Promotion of Our Activities
Holiday Camp Social Media Page Community
Competitions for trials and free club days Community Engagement Days Advertise through WBC media channels Carnivals
Advertise and market through Sporting events/Awards Places Leisure
Advertise within schools Town Centre Venues
Advertise in Libraries/Community Buildings/Children Centers School Playgrounds
Advertise in Team Newsletters/Borough News National Picture on Physical Activity Promotion of Our Activities Joint Working
• Places Leisure • Get Berkshire Active • Football Foundation • Sport England • Reading Football club • GDT Tennis • Arts and Culture • Community Engagement • Town and Parish Councils • Primary/Secondary Schools • Children Services • Sports Council • Sports Clubs • WBC Comms Team • National Governing Bodies National Picture on Physical Activity Council Plan
• Achievement - The borough consistently ranking as one of the top five places people choose to live. Residents know they can bring up their families with access to high performing schools, great leisure and sports facilities, and world class employment opportunities.
• Key Principle - Improve health, wellbeing and the quality of life.
• Continue to expand and improve our leisure offer within all areas of development under the plan.
2018 publication Any Questions