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(AASC) Program National Baseball Participation Report – 2011 - 2012 ACTIVE AFTER-SCHOOL COMMUNITIES (AASC) program National Baseball participation report – 2011 - 2012 Prepared: 2012 By: Kym McMahon, NSO Liaison Manager Page 1 of 46 Background The Active After-school Communities (AASC) program has been delivering sport and physical activity programs to primary school aged children across Australia for more than seven years. Over the past few years, the program has had an increased focus to engage with local, state and national sporting bodies and develop strategies to promote continued participation in sport. This report provides a snapshot of quantitative data relevant to baseball programs during the 2011 - 2012 financial year. Each semester, schools and Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) services involved in the AASC program identify the sports and physical activities they would like delivered to the children participating within the program. The AASC program is committed to promoting Australian Sport Commission (ASC) participation funded and recognised sports for delivery. Figure one shows the percentage of AASC programs delivered by ASC funded and recognised sports, while figure two indicates the percentages of ASC participation funded sport programs delivered. Figure 1: Percentage of AASC programs by sport or physical activity type in 2011 - 2012 ASC participation funded programs ASC recognised sport programs Other sport or physical activity programs 36% 56% 8% Page 2 of 46 Figure 2: Percentage of ASC participation funded sport programs in 2011 - 2012 2500 2000 1500 1000 Programnumbers 500 0 Sports Page 3 of 46 National Snapshot – Baseball in the AASC program Baseball programs Approximately 3270 schools and OSHC centres across Australia delivered the AASC program during the 2011 – 2012 period. Appendix A outlines details for the schools and OSHC centres that delivered baseball programs. Figure 3: Number of baseball programs delivered by year (Note 2012 – Semester one) 450 385 400 350 295 300 255 250 195 185 200 172 150 119 100 83 50 0 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 (blank) Total Figure 4: Number of baseball programs delivered in 2011 – 2012 by state (Total programs = 507) 180 166 160 141 140 120 100 80 62 67 60 50 40 19 20 2 0 ACT NSW NT QLD SA VIC WA Page 4 of 46 Participant numbers Figure 5: Approximate number of baseball program participants in 2011 – 2012 by state (Total = 14 265) (* Participant numbers are based on site grant application projected figures) 5000 4583 4500 3971 4000 3500 3000 2500 1910 2000 1613 1500 1302 1000 806 500 80 0 ACT NSW NT QLD SA VIC WA Baseball community coaches Programs are delivered at AASC program sites by community coaches who are registered with the ASC. Coaches are classified into the following categories: Coach category Types of coaches Community member Relation of a child or a volunteer coach Internal School teacher or employee of the OSHC centre Private provider Private organisation deliverer Sporting Club Local club member, accredited coach and state sporting organisation representative or coach Student High school, TAFE or university student Page 5 of 46 Figure 6: Breakdown of community coaches who delivered baseball in 2011 – 2012 (Total = 347) 100 91 93 90 81 80 70 60 48 50 40 34 30 20 10 0 Community Internal Private Sporting Clubs Students Members Providers There were 347 individual coaches registered to deliver baseball programs in 2011 - 2012. Of these 347 individuals, 93 individual coaches were linked to a sports club, so the assumption can be made that more than 75 links between local sporting clubs and schools or OSHCs were made. Table 1: State breakdown of community coaches who delivered baseball in 2011 – 2012 Community Coach Sub Type Grouping ACT NSW NT QLD SA VIC WA Grand Total Community Members 31 1 7 2 28 12 81 Internal 1 26 5 11 6 32 10 91 Private Providers 26 1 1 20 48 Sporting Clubs 27 1 11 15 32 7 93 Students 14 1 14 5 34 Grand Total 1 124 8 30 24 126 34 347 Appendix B outlines some of the organisations to deliver baseball programs in the 2011 – 2012 period. Page 6 of 46 Transitions to sport At the beginning of 2012, the AASC program implemented database functionality to capture information on AASC program participants who have transitioned from the AASC program into community or school sport. Strategies to promote and transition children into continued participation in sport that have been effective include: The provision of club promotional and discount flyers to participating children and their families Club coaches mentoring other community coaches to enhance their ability to deliver sport programs Club coaches attending final AASC program sessions to promote links with local clubs The coordination of come and try or club registration events at local clubs at the end of the AASC program term. Appendix C outlines examples of ongoing participation in baseball during the 2011 – 2012 period. Summary The AASC program values the involvement of Baseball Australia, State and local baseball associations within the program and would like to further develop strategies to help increase participation in the sport of baseball. I welcome you to contact me to discuss ongoing opportunities for collaboration or to find local contacts within our AASC program staff network. Kind regards, Kym McMahon NSO Liaison Manager Active After-school Communities T: (02) 6214 1163 E: [email protected] Page 7 of 46 Appendix A – School and OSHC centre details State Region Site Name Site Type Venue Address 1 Venue Address Suburb Postcode Number of Sessions per Year Term 2 Participants Week ACT ACT - ACT 1 Forrest After OSHCS Forrest Primary School Hobart Avenue Forrest 2603 25 1 2012 2 School Care ACT NSW - Shoalhaven Jervis Bay School Dykes Avenue Jervis Bay 2540 55 1 2012 2 School NSW NSW - Canterbury ACE BASC OSHCS Canterbury Public School Church Street Canterbury 2193 40 1 2011 3 NSW NSW - Canterbury Al Noori Muslim School 75 Greenacre Road Greenacre 2190 50 3 2011 4 School NSW NSW - Canterbury Al Noori Muslim School 75 Greenacre Road Greenacre 2190 50 1 2012 1 School NSW NSW - St George Arncliffe Public OSHCS 168 Princes Hwy Arncliffe 2205 30 1 2011 4 district OSHC NSW NSW - North Ashcroft Public School Sheriff St Ashcroft 2168 35 1 2011 3 Campbelltown School NSW NSW - North Ashcroft Public School Sheriff St Ashcroft 2168 35 1 2011 3 Campbelltown School NSW NSW - Central West Australian School 420 Liverpool Rd Strathfield 2135 15 1 2011 4 Sydney International Academy NSW NSW - Central West Australian School 420 Liverpool Rd Strathfield 2135 15 1 2011 4 Sydney International Academy NSW NSW - Mount Druitt Badgerys Creek School Badgerys Creek Road Badgerys Creek 2555 30 1 2011 4 Public School NSW NSW - Mount Druitt Badgerys Creek School Badgerys Creek Road Badgerys Creek 2555 25 1 2012 2 Public School Page 8 of 46 NSW NSW - Bankstown School Stacey St Bankstown 2200 60 1 2011 3 Parramatta/Fairfield South Infants School NSW NSW - Bankstown School William St Bankstown 2200 30 1 2011 4 Parramatta/Fairfield West PS NSW NSW - Bankstown School William St Bankstown 2200 30 1 2011 4 Parramatta/Fairfield West PS NSW NSW - Shoalhaven Bay and Basin OSHCS Vincentia Public School George Caley Vincentia 2540 20 1 2011 4 Out of School Place Hours NSW NSW - Newcastle Biraban OSHCS Beckley St Toronto 2283 50 1 2011 4 OSHCS- LM YMCA NSW NSW - Mount Druitt Blackett OSHCS C/- Blackett Public 47-59 Blackett 2770 25 1 2011 3 Combined School Boldrewood Rd OSHCS YMCA NSW NSW - Mount Druitt Blacktown West School Lancaster Street BLACKTOWN 2148 18 1 2012 2 Public School NSW NSW - Mount Druitt Blackwell Public School Blackwell Avenue St Clair 2759 40 1 2011 3 School NSW NSW - Shoalhaven Bomaderry School Cambewarra Rd Bomaderry 2541 15 1 2012 2 Public School NSW NSW - Eastern Bondi Beach OSHCS Campbell Parade BONDI BEACH 2026 35 1 2012 2 Suburbs OSHC Centre NSW NSW - St George Broderick School 36-48 Victoria St Revesby 2212 30 1 2011 3 district Gillawarna Special School NSW NSW - St George Broderick School 36-48 Victoria St Revesby 2212 30 1 2011 4 district Gillawarna Special School NSW NSW - St George Broderick School 36-48 Victoria St Revesby 2212 32 1 2012 1 district Gillawarna Special School Page 9 of 46 NSW NSW - Sutherland Burraneer OSHCS 161-165 Burraneer Bay Cronulla 2230 40 1 2012 2 Shire/Georges River Activity Centre Road NSW NSW - Central West Burwood Middle OSHCS Conder St Burwood 2134 50 1 2012 1 Sydney Childhood Services NSW NSW - North Coast 2 Cabbage Tree School Cabbage Tree Island Cabbage Tree Island 2477 16 1 2012 1 Island PS NSW NSW - Lake Cardiff Out of OSHCS Cnr Macquarie Rd & Cardiff 2285 25 1 2012 2 Macquarie School Hours Brown St Care Service NSW NSW - Sutherland Caringbah North OSHCS 125 Cawarra Rd Caringbah 2229 45 1 2012 2 Shire/Georges River Activity Centre NSW NSW - North West Cherrybrook OSHCS 131 Newline Rd Cherrybrook 2126 30 1 2012 1 Sydney OOSH Care Inc. NSW NSW - Wollongong Coledale Public School 699 Lawrence Hargrave COLEDALE 2515 35 1 2011 4 School Drive NSW NSW - Central West Concord out of OSHCS 66 Burwood Road CONCORD 2137 25 1 2012 1 Sydney hours care NSW NSW - Central West Dobroyd Point OSHCS Dobroyd Point Public 87 Waratah St Haberfield 2045 25 1 2011 4 Sydney OOSHC School NSW NSW - Inner West Earlwood Caring OSHCS Richard Avenue Earlwood 2206 40 1 2012 2 Sydney For Kids Inc NSW NSW - Hawkesbury Ebenezer Public School 531 Sackville Road Ebenezer 2756 75 1 2012 1 School NSW NSW - Hawkesbury Ebenezer Public School 531 Sackville Road Ebenezer 2756 75 1 2012 1 School NSW NSW - Elderslie Public School 170 Lodges Road Elderslie 2570 35 1 2011 4 Camden/Picton School NSW NSW - Northern Epping ASC OSHCS Norfolk Rd Epping 2121 60 1 2012 2 Districts NSW NSW - Mount Druitt Erskine Park OSHCS Cnr Swallow & Erskine Park 2759 35 1 2012 2 OSHCS Peppertree Drs.
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