Agencies/ national curriculum

Question 1

What do sport England aim to do?

Answer 1

To increase the number of people who play regular sport and stop numbers decreasing after people have left school

Protect existing facilities
Enhance the quality of existing facilities
Provide new facilities

Question 2

How do sport England achieve their aim

Answer 2

A government agency that provides funding and facilities, measures participation and identifies priority groups

Question 3

What do youth sport trust aim to do?

Answer 3

Create a pe and sport system that engages all young people

Question 4

How do youth sport trust achieve their aim?

Answer 4

Manages National School sport competitions, leadership and volunteering program some great young people in PE and school sport
“The School Games”

Question 5

What do NGBs aim to do?

Answer 5

Increase the numbers and skill level of those participating in their sport

Question 6

How do NGBs achieve their aim

Answer 6

Increasing the quality and quantity of coaches, volunteers and officials

Question 7

What do Dame Kelly holmes trust aim to do?

Answer 7

Get young lives on track by providing support from world class sports stars

Question 8

How do dame kelly Holmes trust achieve their aim

Answer 8

By using role models to inspire participation and mentor young people

Question 9

What are the 4 themes in The Healthy Schools Programme?

Answer 9

Personal, social and health education
Healthy eating
Physical activity
Emotional health and well-being

Question 10

Describe the theme of Personal, social and health education

Answer 10

Gives pupils knowledge linked to real life situations, so they can make informers decisions later in life
Eg. Money, sex and relationships

Question 11

Describe the theme of Healthy Eating

Answer 11

To give children the confidence or skills or knowledge or understanding to make healthy food choices/ ensure that healthy and nutritious food and drink available across the school day/working with School Food Trust to support healthy eating

Question 12

Describe the theme of Physical Activity

Answer 12

Encourages young people to be physically active/it helps understanding of how physical activity can make people healthier

Question 13

Describe the theme of Emotional Health and Well-being

Answer 13

Helping children and young people understand and express their feelings/build their confidence/and emotional resilience/and therefore their capacity to learn/clear bullying policy in school/behaviour or rewards policies in place

Question 14

What is the national curriculum?

Answer 14

It is set by the government and is a legal require to follow

Question 15

What are the generic aims of the national curriculum

Answer 15

To develop:
Successful learners who enjoy making progress
Confident individuals are able to live safe and healthy and fulfilling lives
Responsible citizens to make positive contribution to society

Question 16

The NHSP aims to what?

Answer 16

Create children who are: 
Happier 
Healthier 
Stay Safe 
Do better in learning and life

Question 17

Give 3 examples of programmes incorporated in the Youth Sport Trust

Answer 17

Bikeability
Fit for girls
Learning leaders

Question 18

What is bikeability

Answer 18

Give young people the confidence and skills to cycle, especially on roads

Question 19

What is fit for girls

Answer 19

Increasing PE, physical activity and sport opportunities for girls and young women

Question 20

What is learning leaders

Answer 20

Developing student leadership skills through key stage 3 PE

Question 21

Give three examples of DKHT programmes

Answer 21

Get on track
Aspiring minds
Unlocking potential

Question 22

What is get on track?

Answer 22

Building children’s confidence giving them transferable skills

Question 23

What is aspiring minds?

Answer 23

A project that shapes your attitude toward the world

Question 24

What is unlocking potential

Answer 24

Enables someone to run an event in relation to something they are interested in