Wednesday, 12 October 2011

Sporting In Schools

What are the DMCS trying to do in schools?


They are trying to bring new and different sports to each and every school to make them more competitive. The good out come for being sporty is they will get the drive to getup adn do something instead of being lazy at home on a games concle or in front of the telly.
There also getting people who have taken part in the olympics and getting them to go to other schools and try and entise them to making a competition.

Jeremy Hunt is giving thousands of young people in school the chance to compete against other schools and learn new skills and the proper values of the sport that there taking part in. also if there are people with a disablilty then they will have there own particular sports that they will be abled to do just addapting to there ajustments. They are also offering people with a disability the same opportunities as an abled body would have and run a competion from 500 schools over 9 regions. This will look good for the younger generation for people who are going to be going to a new school when they have all thses competions at there schools and more and more people will want to go to a good school that they think there children are gonna exceed in.

Tuesday, 11 October 2011

DCMS - Sport England

What Sport England Do?


  • Grow
  • Sustain
  • Excel
  • What does our work involve
  • Who do we work with
They see where there is some ground to and they will go to the peroson who owns the ground to see if they can build a sporting ground there.
  • To make sure people want to suse the grounds and the sport s centres they will have many different ereas there for people to go in and enjoy and in the sporting industry today more and more people are playing sports and taking part in sportin activities such as football, rugby and cricket.
  • They will have certain ereas of the sports centre that you have to be a little bit older to join like Matial arts you have tobe a certain age to get some of there belts but you can join at any age. This makes sure that they dont get intimidated from people that are alot older than them and get hurt by them. They will also have to have the right expirence for them to be able to coach someone and if they get hurt they may have to deal with the injury.
  • If the coach can see that there is tallent inone of there puplies then they will either stick them in a higher level than they are in or they will enter them into a compotition depending on there skill level.
  • £480 million is invested directly through 46 national governing bodies of sport. And there are five open funding streams other organisations can apply to. (from the website) this means that they will pay the £480 million pound through 46 national governing sporting bodies this means they will be able to build and run sport and lessure centres and build YMCA's to try and get people to go to there and take part in there to get money coming through.
  • To succeed, we have to work closely with a wide range of organisations, including:
    • Our sporting landscape partners - Youth Sport Trust and UK Sport
    • National governing bodies of sport
    • National partners
    • Local authorities
    • County sports partnerships
    • Higher and further education
    • The third sector
    • The commercial sector
    • London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and the Olympic Delivery Authority
They will also work with some of the people from there local erea to make sure that they keep in touch with some of the people and that they come again and put more money in to there sport and lesure shop.