The average sports club has 20 volunteers. Of the 23.7% of adults in England who volunteer 1 in 5 vounteer in sports and recreation.-Coaching We will know we have made a difference if: by Sport Active people survey are as follows KPI’s measured England’s (National figure in brackets): Performance measure Active Active Active People People People Survey 4 Survey 5 Survey 6 3 x 30 sport At least 3 sessions x 16.9% 20.0% 18.3% – 30 minutes, moderate intensity sport (16.5%) (16.3%) (17.3%) per week KPI 1 At least 3 days x 30 minutes, 23.7% 26.0% 27.9% – moderate intensity participation (22.1%) (21.8%) (22.9%) (sport and recreational walking and cycling) per week KPI 2 At least 1 hour of * (*) 18.1% * – volunteering to support sport per (13.6%) (14.0%) week KPI 3 Member of a sports club 25.8% 27.0% 29.5% – (23.9%) (23.3%) (22.8%) KPI 4 Received sports tuition or 22.9% 23.1% 23.6% – coaching (17.5%) (16.2%) (16.8%) KPI 5 Taken part in organised 18.7% 17.8% * – competitive sport (14.4%) (14.3%) (14.4%) * Data unavailable, question not asked or insufficient sample size Club membership stays at its current high level The inequality between the most active and least active areas narrows Participation increases amongst our priority groups Increased the number of school to club links Increased number of young leaders being trained Increased number of competitions and competitors taking part in schools Reduced health inequalities in areas of greater need, through a range of health referral and physical activity programmes, focussing on those at risk of developing chronic health conditions Increase in numbers of people physically active What we will do: Continue to support the B&NES Inclusive Sport and Physical Activity partnership to improve opportunities and access to sport and physical activity for those with disabilities Deliver events aimed at engaging new people, promoting positive messages and providing education about sport and physical activity
The average sports club has 20 volunteers. Of the 23.7% of adults in England who volunteer 1 in 5 vounteer in sports and recreation.-Coaching We will know we have made a difference if: KPI’s measured by Sport England’s Active people survey are as follows (National figure in brackets): Performance measure Active People Survey 4 Active People Survey 5 Active People Survey 6 3 x 30 sport – At least 3 sessions x 30 minutes, moderate intensity sport per week 16.9% (16.5%) 20.0% (16.3%) 18.3% (17.3%) KPI 1 – At least 3 days x 30 minutes, moderate intensity participation (sport and recreational walking and cycling) per week 23.7% (22.1%) 26.0% (21.8%) 27.9% (22.9%) KPI 2 – At least 1 hour of volunteering to support sport per week * (*) 18.1% (13.6%) * (14.0%) KPI 3 – Member of a sports club 25.8% (23.9%) 27.0% (23.3%) 29.5% (22.8%) KPI 4 – Received sports tuition or coaching 22.9% (17.5%) 23.1% (16.2%) 23.6% (16.8%) KPI 5 – Taken part in organised competitive sport 18.7% (14.4%) 17.8% (14.3%) * (14.4%) * Data unavailable, question not asked or insufficient sample size Club membership stays at its current high level The inequality between the most active and least active areas narrows Participation increases amongst our priority groups Increased the number of school to club links Increased number of young leaders being trained Increased number of competitions and competitors taking part in schools Reduced health inequalities in areas of greater need, through a range of health referral and physical activity programmes, focussing on those at risk of developing chronic health conditions Increase in numbers of people physically active What we will do: Continue to support the B&NES Inclusive Sport and Physical Activity partnership to improve opportunities and access to sport and physical activity for those with disabilities Deliver events aimed at engaging new people, promoting positive messages and providing education about sport and physical activity