Chapter 11 - Leisure Provision Flashcards

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What’s a public good?

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An action by the national or local government that is deemed to meet the needs of the national or local community

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Define the public sector?

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Services that are provided by the national or local government, funded from taxation, provided and managed for the good of the local community

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What are some examples of public sector facilities?

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Multi-sport centres
Swimming pools
Sport pitches
Parks
Adventure play grounds
Leisure pools
Nature trails
Skate parks
Local sport halls
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What is dual use?

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A school sport and physical recreation facility that is used by the a school in the school hours for curricular and extra curricular use. But outside of there hours it’s used by the local community

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What is joint use?

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An extension of dual use, when a sport and physical recreation facility is planned and built to be used by a school and the local community

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Define the private sector?

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Active leisure and recreation facilities and services provided at a higher standard than public sector facilities. The prime aim is to make profit

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What do private enterprises now offer opportunities for?

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Squash and tennis
Fitness and conditioning
Outdoor and adventurous activities 
Children's play facilities 
Health and spa facilities 
Golf
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What are the characteristics of the private sector?

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Main objective to make profit
Provide high quality facilities
High memberships charges
Do not need to meet Government set standard

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What are the characteristics of the public sector?

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Not as high quality facilities 
Run by the local council 
Funding from lottery funding/tax
Have to follow best value 
Have to meet standards set by the Government
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Define voluntary sector provision

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The provision of active leisure, recreation and sporting opportunities by individuals who don’t receive payment. Provision made by members for members

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What are the characteristics of the voluntary sector?

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Not-for-profit basis
Funding from match fees 
Roles are filled by volunteers
Receive grants from National Lottery, Sport England and other nation governing bodies
Hold social activities for funding
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What are the pros and cons of the private sector?

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Advantages
Can meet individual needs
High quality facilities
More experts
Can resistive memberships as not to over crowd
Disadvantages
Cost
Waiting lists
Social exclusivity/discrimination 
Sport may suffer from social discrimination
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What are the pros and cons of the voluntary sector?

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Advantages
Enthusiastic volunteers
Benifits the community directly (no tax)
Financial support

Disadvantages
Unplanned
Responsible for their own provision 
Continuity can't be guaranteed
Grants can be reduced 
Can be socially exclusive
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Define Best Value

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A system of national performance indicators that show the quality of active leisure and physical recreation provision provided by the local council

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State and describe the 4 C’s in best value?

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Challenge - council ask themselves whether they are doing as well as they can

Consult - they consult with local communities and monitor customer satisfaction

Compare - compare their services against other councils and private and voluntary sectors. They have to show how beep they are doing against national best value performance indicators

Compete - councils have to show that their in-house services are the best way of managing their leisure and recreation provision.

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What are Sport England and what are they responsible for?

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Government agency responsible for advising, investing in and promoting community sport.

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What are Sport England’s objectives?

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Grow
Sustain
Excel

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What things do Sport England invest in?

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Community sports activities
Sports clubs
Coaching and Officiating
Volunteers
Player pathways
Sport facilities
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What are some current Sport England policies?

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Step into Sport
PE and School Sports Clubs (PESSCL)
Sporing Champions
Street Sport
Sport Action Zones
Active Places
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How is Sport England funded?

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By the exchequer and lottery funding

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Who do Sport England work with?

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Local councils, voluntary section, clubs and groups, schools and other youth organisations.

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What do the Youth Sport Trust work to achieve?

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Give children a sporting start, high quality Pe and sport in primary schools

Give everyone a sporting chance, by developing opportunities for those with special needs and disabilities

Help children achieve their sporting best in school and their personal lives

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How does the Youth Sport Trust help develop PE and school sport opportunities?

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Changing PE to engages the disabled and disinterested

School sport partnerships

TOPS programmes

Gifted and Talented programme

Increased opportunities for competition

Recruit new coaching

Developing new school sport clubs

Developing leaders and volunteers/ Step into sport

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What are some sport England initiatives?

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Gifted and Talented
Sportsmark
Active sports 
Sport action zones
PESSCL
TOPS programme
Best value
Step into sport
Sporting equals
Sport unlimited 
Recruit into coaching
Whole school plans
Street games
Sporting champions