inspire involvement in their local community; and, use and apply their new coaching and officiating abilities. Again, improved data collection and monitoring processes would provide a more detailed profile of education programme participants and greater clarity of the reach and impact of this strand. Developing Young People - Schools of Basketball Inverness School of Basketball launch The purpose of the School of Basketball programme The School of Basketball programme is one of the flagship strands of CashBack-funded activity. The programme aims to encourage greater participation in positive activities, development, and progression towards positive destinations among the young people taking part. Schools are targeted to take part in the School of Basketball programme based on criteria that includes suitable SIMD areas that could benefit from the programme, and local authority Programme delivery is supported by external coaches, sourced by basketballscotland, in addition to teaching modules and skills guides to inform teaching and session plans. Table 4.1 displays the outcomes achieved by the School of Basketball programme in this phase. Table 4.1: School of Basketball outcomes Outcomes Indicators Achieved outcomes participation – Increased participation in Data from enrolments in SOB teams 772 young people participating across positive activity /programmes - target of 12 Schools 12 SOBs of Basketball with 480 young people Interviews by Blake Stevenson found participating SOBs have increased participation in Survey of young people involved basketball among young people using questions from the CB Question bank Increased participation by Diversity figures from SOB teams Data not available difficult to engage and Aim for 50/50 male/female ratio 450 boys (58%), 322 girls (42%) equalities groups SIMD index 5 of 12 schools have more than 20% of pupils living in 20% most deprived datazones on SIMD 2016 Increased opportunities for Schools of Basketball with formal 12 Schools of Basketball have a formal continued participation by links to local clubs link to a club linking up and signposting to other provision Short-term outcomes - progression pathways
inspire involvement in their local community; and, use and apply their new coaching and officiating abilities. Again, improved data collection and monitoring processes would provide a more detailed profile of education programme participants and greater clarity of the reach and impact of this strand. Developing Young People - Schools of Basketball Inverness School of Basketball launch The purpose of the School of Basketball programme The School of Basketball programme is one of the flagship strands of CashBack-funded activity. The programme aims to encourage greater participation in positive activities, development, and progression towards positive destinations among the young people taking part. Schools are targeted to take part in the School of Basketball programme based on criteria that includes suitable SIMD areas that could benefit from the programme, and local authority Programme delivery is supported by external coaches, sourced by basketballscotland, in addition to teaching modules and skills guides to inform teaching and session plans. Table 4.1 displays the outcomes achieved by the School of Basketball programme in this phase. Table 4.1: School of Basketball outcomes Outcomes Indicators Achieved outcomes – participation Increased participation in positive activity Data from enrolments in SOB teams /programmes - target of 12 Schools of Basketball with 480 young people participating Survey of young people involved using questions from the CB Question bank 772 young people participating across 12 SOBs Interviews by Blake Stevenson found SOBs have increased participation in basketball among young people Increased participation by difficult to engage and equalities groups Diversity figures from SOB teams Aim for 50/50 male/female ratio SIMD index Data not available 450 boys (58%), 322 girls (42%) 5 of 12 schools have more than 20% of pupils living in 20% most deprived datazones on SIMD 2016 Increased opportunities for continued participation by linking up and signposting to other provision Schools of Basketball with formal links to local clubs 12 Schools of Basketball have a formal link to a club Short-term outcomes - progression pathways
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