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Individual Sports Programme 2020/21 Introduction Individual Sports Programme 2020/21 Introduction Culford Sports Programmes provide a pathway to develop pupils at Foundation, Development, Performance and Elite levels through individual and small group lessons. Bespoke sessions supplement major sports and foster the key sporting attributes of confidence, resilience, and self-awareness as athletes also develop the sound technical and tactical knowledge in their chosen sport. Our goal is to produce dynamic, innovative, flexible and resilient sportsmen and women. We pride ourselves on taking an holistic approach to each individual. To this end, academic life is integrated with each pupil’s sporting aspirations. Culford’s unique approach has attracted the attention of American universities and a number of pupils in recent years have been awarded sports scholarships to study in the USA. 2 Culford Golf Academy 3 Culford Golf Academy The Golf Academy is an exciting sports programme at Culford as all our golfers have access to our first class golf studio. An established professional, Lawrence Dodd, Head of Golf, won the first of his three consecutive men’s county championships at the age of 15, and his achievements earned him a scholarship to the University of Tennessee. Lawrence has also represented England and played on the PGA European Tour. Acknowledging the importance of playing a wide variety of sports from a young age, he says: “At Culford, we are creating an environment that I did not experience until playing international golf. We remain committed to equal opportunities and provide a pathway to excellence.” Facilities Our first class facilities enable us to combine a quality education with a specialised golf programme. The indoor studio is equipped with state-of-the-art technology used by the world’s top professional players: • Trackman 4 radar technology • Golf Simulator • Covered driving range We create an enjoyable teaching environment“ that allows pupils to reach their full potential. Golf demands focus and determination, both of which are valuable life skills. Lawrence Dodd, Head of Golf and PGA Professional 4 Culford Golf Academy The High Performance Golf Programme typically includes: • Regular personalised coaching with the Head of Golf and our team of PGA Professionals • Technical skills development • Specialised golf strength and conditioning training (Development and High Performance level) • Video analysis and simulation using Trackman 4 dual radar ball tracking technology • Membership at two leading Suffolk golf clubs (Development and High Performance level) Programme Details Programme Age Weekly Sessions Annual Cost Foundation 8-18 1 x Individual £1,080 1 x Individual Foundation I 8-18 1 x Activity £1,485 1 x Club Membership 1 x Individual 1 x Group (3 hours) 1 x Course Lesson Development 11-18 1 x Activity £3,465 Level 2 Strength & Conditioning 2 x Club Memberships 1 x Individual 2 x Group (4.5 hours combined) 1 x Course Lesson Development I 11-18 £3,845 1 x Activity Level 2 Strength & Conditioning 2 x Club Memberships 2 x Individual 2 x Group (4.5 hours combined) 1 x Course Lesson High Performance 11-18 £5,810 1 x Activity Level 4 Strength & Conditioning 2 x Club Memberships Please note that in addition to the above, there will be a charge for each tournament entered. 5 Culford Tennis Academy Culford Tennis Academy Culford School’s Tennis Academy is amongst the finest in the UK. In 2018, the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) ranked Culford School as the number two boys’ and number three girls’ school in Great Britain. Culford Tennis is led by James Yates who is a Level 5 Licensed Master Performance Coach. Head Coach Andrew Richardson achieved an ATP singles ranking of 130 in the world and 98 in doubles and represented Great Britain in the Davis Cup. Andrew’s relentless work ethic, coupled with a highly professional approach to the game, makes him one of the most respected coaches in the country. Culford is an LTA Accredited Local Player Development Centre (LPDC) and Regional Player Development Centre (RPDC) and acts as a centre of excellence for the East region. For players who achieve the LTA criteria, funding can be available. We offer the ideal balance for aspiring“ performance players. The Culford model provides the perfect opportunity for a player to pursue a full tennis programme combined with a first class education. Andrew Richardson, Head Coach and Former GB Davis Cup International Tim Henman, OBE, shares advice with Culford Tennis Academy players 7 Culford Tennis Academy Facilities Our exceptional tennis facilities include: • Five outdoor courts • Four championship standard indoor courts • Two indoor courts covered by a single skin air-hall School Tennis Programme The School Tennis Programme is open to all pupils and has seven different levels and varies from squad to individual sessions based on the player’s ability, potential, desire to succeed and progress. School Tennis Programme Details Programme Age Weekly Hours Weekly Sessions Annual Cost (Average) (Average) Foundation 1 4-18 1.5 1 x Squad £610 Foundation 2 4-18 1 1 x Individual £1,320 1 x Squad Foundation 3 4-18 2.5 £1,930 1 x Individual 2 x Squad Foundation 4 4-18 4 £2,540 1 x Individual 3 x Squad Foundation 5 4-18 5.5 £3,150 1 x Individual 4 x Squad Foundation 6 4-18 7 £3,760 1 x Individual 2 x Squad Foundation 7 4-18 5 £3,860 2 x Individual 3 x Squad 2 x Individual Level 1 Strength & Foundation 8 4-18 8.5 £5,305 Conditioning Programme Programme Support 8 Culford Tennis Academy High Performance Tennis Programme Beyond the School Tennis Programme, our performance programme is open to all Culford pupils above the age of nine who are in county training squads and have a ranking of Orange 1 or 1*. Suitability is determined by an interview with the Head of Tennis as well as an assessment by one of our six full-time performance tennis coaches. Player desire, potential, commitment and family support are all taken into consideration during this process. Sessions for pupils on the performance tennis programme are scheduled around the academic timetable and may take place during the school day, at lunch times and before and after school. Although a large portion of their day will be focused on tennis, it is expected that players remain up to date with their academic work, and they will have full support from teachers and their tutor to do so. Sessions in the performance programmes focus on technical and individual skill development, game understanding, strength and conditioning and mental development. The High Performance Tennis Programme typically includes: • Individual, paired and squad sessions with a high performance coach • Strength and Conditioning training • Tournament visits by our performance team • Holiday coaching programme • International training camps at La Manga, Spain • Competitive trips including TE12/14 and ITF U18 • Goal setting, planning and reporting • Video analysis • Nutritional support if required • Sports psychology 9 Culford Tennis Academy Programme Details To meet the individual performance needs of our pupils, we offer the following packages: Programme Age Weekly Hours Weekly Sessions Annual Cost (Average) (Average) 4 x Squad 2 x Individual Level 3 Strength & Performance 9-18 12 £6,710 Conditioning Programme Programme Support 5 x Squad 2 x Individual Advanced Level 3 Strength & 9-18 13.5 £7,320 Performance Conditioning Programme Programme Support 6 x Squad 3 x Individual High Level 4 Strength & 11-18 17.5 £9,770 Performance Conditioning Programme Programme Support 10 Culford Football Academy Culford Football Academy offers a coeducational programme, which allows pupils to achieve academic success while fulfilling their football ambitions. By taking a holistic approach to the development of each individual, coaches ensure technical, academic and personal growth. Culford pupils get to experience competitive English club football through a unique partnership with Semi-Professional club Bury Town FC. This allows us to challenge and develop pupils of all abilities through a tailored approach in which education and football are fully integrated. Culford has established clear pathways into the professional or semi-professional game and also scholarships opportunities to universities in the UK and the USA. The Football Academy is led by Alan Lee, a former Republic of Ireland international player, who has 25 years of professional playing and coaching experience. Alan is a UEFA ‘A’ and FA Advanced Youth Award Licensed Coach. Alan is also Head of Player Development at Bury Town FC, which ensures total integration and supervision within the semi-professional club environment. 11 Culford Football Academy Facilities: Pupils who are part of the Football Academy have access to all Culford’s sporting facilities, including the full size and junior grass pitches as well as the floodlit all-weather pitch and all facilities at Bury Town FC, including a 4G training pitch. The Football Programme typically includes: • Group coaching and competitive matches • Individual performance coaching • Individual strength and conditioning programme • Individual mentoring with the Head of Football • Coaching sessions with Bury Town coaches at Culford and at the Bury Town 4G training facility Programme Details Programme Age Weekly Sessions Annual Cost Foundation 13-18 1 x Skill Specific Squad £515 Development 2 x Skill Specific Squad 13-18 £2,160 Level 3 Strength & Conditioning High Performance 3 x Skill Specific Squad 13-18 £3,195 Level 4 Strength & Conditioning 12 Major Sports Programmes 1311 Major Sports | Cricket The Culford Cricket Programme provides your child with the opportunity to have individual and small group coaching all year round. These sessions are designed to offer pupils a range of essential components that will allow them to develop their talent and significantly improve their cricket abilities. Alex Stafford, ECB Level 3 candidate leads the Culford Cricket Programme, alongside Culford Cricket Ambassador Nick Knight.
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