A Plan for Sport and Active Recreation in Derbyshire 2012 - 2015 Beyond Annual Review April 2014 - March 2015 A Plan for Sport and Active Recreation in Derbyshire 2012 - 2015 1 Vision Contents Foreword 3 Year at a glance 2014-15 4-5 ‘To make Derbyshire one of the most active and Ambition 1: 6-7 successful sporting counties in the country by 2020’ Increasing Participation Ambition 2: 8-9 Improving Player Pathways 3 Ambitions Increasing Participation Ambition 3: 10-11 To increase the number of people of all Strengthening the Sports System ages and abilities who regularly take part Area Statistics and Case Studies: in sport and active recreation. Amber Valley 12-13 Bolsover 14-15 Improving Player Pathways Chesterfield 16-17 Derby City 18-19 To improve the talent pathways in Derbyshire Dales 20-21 Erewash 22-23 Derbyshire, so that more performers High Peak 24-25 from Derbyshire fulfil their potential. North East Derbyshire 26-27 South Derbyshire 28-29 Strengthening the Sports Financial Information 30 System Acknowledgements 31 To increase the number of organisations from the public, private and third sectors that are contributing to the vision. Derbyshire Sport is a county sports partnership working across Derby and Derbyshire. www.derbyshiresport.co.uk @DerbysSport www.facebook.com/DerbyshireSport Annual Review April 2014 - March 2015 2014-15 was another busy and successful year for Foreword Derbyshire Sport and our partners. Increasing Participation in Sport JOG Derbyshire is thriving, with 95 active Understanding the motivations, perceptions groups and thousands of people running and behaviours of people of different ages, and Active Recreation regularly. There is a healthy local events scene abilities, ethnic backgrounds and gender is across Derbyshire, with new and exciting crucial to our task of getting Derbyshire active. Our work to increase participation levels for events starting all the time. We are supporting our team and partners to young people and adults has gained pace this do this, using some great work from Sport year, with great initiatives helping people off The physical inactivity work, funded through England this year focussed on women and the couch into regular activity. You can read Derbyshire Public Health, is helping us to young people. more about some of these in this report, but it understand people's motivations and barriers only scratches the surface of the amazing work to participation in our least active wards. This Girl Can has been a hugely successful that takes place week in, week out, by our Working at neighbourhood level helping campaign nationally and locally, to galvanise us partners, supported by the Derbyshire Sport people begin a more active life, will help to in our celebration of women's participation. It team. reduce the cost of inactivity. has given renewed vigour to our work to close the gap between the numbers of men and Hayley Lever, Ilana Freestone We enjoyed a fabulous School Games event at women playing sport. Directors, Mount St Mary's, back in July. The sun shone, Derbyshire Sport and over 1,000 children enjoyed a fantastic Improving Player Pathways Important evaluation and insight work took June 2015 day of competition. This was the icing on the place this year, particularly with clubs and cake to a packed year of schools’ competition; We were so proud to see some of Derbyshire's volunteers, and on PE and School Sport work. in which around 40,000 children in over 4,500 best athletes competing at the These, alongside analysis of the wider teams took part in inter school events (Level 2) Commonwealth Games last year, and to have participation data will help us to reflect on our and over 7,000 children in 974 teams reached the opportunity to celebrate with them at the progress, and inform the next strategic plan. a county (Level 3) final through School Games Derbyshire Sports Awards in November. and DSSA competition programmes. Adam Peaty was crowned Sportsperson of As we move towards the end of the Plan for the Year, and has continued to perform at the Sport 2012-15, it's an opportunity to look Our collective work to increase cycling highest level since then. afresh at Derbyshire today. We are looking participation gained momentum. From pre- forward to doing that with you this year, so that school children learning with balance bikes in Our ICON athletes are very grateful for the we can understand the current picture, and leisure centres, through to extensive cycle ICON bursaries, the free leisure passes work together to agree priorities for the future training in schools, led rides for women, one to provided by the local authorities and the big of Derbyshire as an active and successful one tuition, and of course the great success of pat on the back they receive at ICON events. sporting county. our most talented cyclists in all disciplines of the sport. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Cllr Paul Smith and Cllr Amanda Sarjeant for Events played a big part in the cycling calendar, Developing the Sport System their support as Chair and Vice Chair this year. with the Eroica and a hugely successful Peak We also congratulate everyone who is working District and Derbyshire 'Summer of Cycling' The opening of the Derby Arena this year was to make Derbyshire a more active and programme. Sunny Derbyshire welcomed the a great cause for celebration. A wonderful successful sporting county. Your commitment Tour de France in July, which left a real appetite opening, shortly followed by the first National and dedication to this ambition is amazing. for more high profile events in the county. Badminton League event. We look forward to another great year Alongside growth in cycling, we are seeing great Our insight and marketing work becomes strides in recreational running as a way of increasingly important, as we focus more and of sporting achievement and keeping active and healthy. more on understanding our market. life-changing work. 3 A Plan for Sport and Active Recreation in Derbyshire 2012 - 2015 2014-15 at a glance Increasing Participation To increase the number of people of 1,113 all ages and abilities who regularly take 27 part in sport and active recreation. new Satellite 58 % INCLUSIVE inclusive 56 CYCLE HIRES Clubs ADULTS ACTIVE sports clubs (150mins) per week Improving Player Pathways To improve the talent pathways in Derbyshire, so that more performers from Commonwealth Games medals 53 Derbyshire fulfil their potential. 10 SUPPORTED ATHLETES Strengthening the Sports System 146 SSP To increase the number of organisations from the Coaching School Sport Partnerships public, private and third sectors that are contributing Bursaries COACHES £160k REGISTERED to the vision. ................... 1,889 ADDITIONAL total value £16,780 FUNDING 4 Annual Review April 2014 - March 2015 112,400 118 monthly 261 volunteers 95 projects for young people 3,303 participated in ................... 36,500 CLUBS retaining young people L3 School Games groups Challenge 1,918 participants hours logged 79% BYSHIRE GOLD PROGRAMME DER 5 ATHLETES young people Athletes Derbyshire stage of competing 131total value £21,925 2015 Tour of Britain agreed in school sport 67,900 9 District 9 District website visits Sports Awards 100% 1 County Sports Sports22 Awards new major of partners sports facilities 2014 Awards either satisfied 1 Cmanagersounty Spor on ts 3 or very satisfied2014 ADerbwardsyshire Sport's with the work of Good to Great £2,044,500 £260k p.a. for 3 years Derbyshire Sport Leadership programme 8,510 secured for Twitter followers grant aid secured Physical Inactivity Networks 5 A Plan for Sport and Active Recreation in Derbyshire 2012 - 2015 Increasing Participation Derbyshire Physical Inactivity Fund Club More Satellite Clubs in County Derbyshire Sport - working with Club Link Makers, employed in each Established district, exceeded the national year two targets for the Sport England Satellite Clubs funded Satellite Club programme (23 new satellite clubs, 599 Through Derbyshire County Council Public Health, Derbyshire Sport is receiving £260,000 per year participants). for three years. Year one funding was available from November 2014. The funding has been allocated to districts, based on population. By the end of March, partners had set up 27 new satellite clubs involving 1,046 participants. The funding for the programme in 2014/15 was £93,000 for club development and £50,000 for Within each district, the local authority, supported by Derbyshire Sport, has led the planning process, pulling capacity. Funding was allocated to partners at district level and has funded the Club Link Maker together local partners, to agree a plan to reduce physical inactivity in the most deprived areas by 2% of the role in each district. inactive population. As part of year two delivery, a hockey satellite club was developed at St Benedict's School, Derby in Each plan is tailored to suit the needs of each district. Local consultation with representatives of target September 2014. The development of the satellite club was supported by England Hockey, with groups has been at the heart of their development. To feel healthy, lose weight and meet new coaches from Derby Hockey Club delivering sessions. The satellite club has attracted 42 new people were cited as key motivations of the people asked and they need activities to participants from the local community, with a number transitioning to Derby Hockey Club. be on the doorstep, at low cost and fit in with their current routines. 2014/15 has been focussed on consultation and planning and delivery will kick off in All clubs developed in years one and two will continue to be supported in year three, with an earnest in 2015/16. additional 41 clubs being developed. Over the coming months, we hope to be able to showcase best James Cook, Derbyshire Sport said: “It is fantastic to see that we have surpassed our targets on practice work with different groups of people, including: over both the number of clubs being developed and the number of participants engaged.