l01-sport organisations involved in sport Flashcards
what is the aim of the DCMS
To increase participation levels and To develop sporting excellence
How is DCMS involved in the organisation of sport/aim for
Secures funding from the treasury for investment in sport
Funds UK Sport and Sport England (they report to DCMS)
Increases participation amongst 14-25 year olds–
Contributes to the school games programme
Provides more opportunities to play competitive sport
Promotes / organises major sporting events in the UK, the DCMS was in charge of the 2012 Olympics.
what is the aim of the department of health
To help people to live an enhanced quality of life for longer
How is the department of health involved in the organisation of sport?
Works closely with the NHS
Develops policies and initiatives to improve the health of the nation for example couch to 5k and change for life
what is the aim of the department of health
develop policies’ through sport to help achieve other educational aims
How is the Department for Education involved in the organisation of sport?
Determine amount of PE in the school curriculum / What is included in the PE curriculum
Funding for PE which can be used on equipment, facilities, development of skills and knowledge
Supports initiatives such as the School Games
Protects school playing fields
Works with Sport England to train teachers
what is the aims of NGBS
To take responsibility for the development of their sport
Roles of a NGB:
Setting of rules and regulations
Organising competitions/tournaments / initiatives
Talent development
Providing / distributing funding
Promoting their own sport
Training coaches/officials – providing a framework for officials
Promote/ recognise the roles of volunteers
what is the aim of sport England
To increase participation nationally, focus on target groups and ensure everyone has access to suitable facilities
Roles of Sport England:
increases participation / get more people involved / reduce drop out
Launches initiatives and campaigns
Provides / distributes lottery funding for grassroots sport
Promotes / encourages volunteers
Targets priority groups e.g. disabled
Works with other organisations e.g. School Games, UK Sport
Protects community playing fields
what is the aim of UK sport
to focus on elite sports to maximise performance in competitions
Roles of UK Sport:
Invests National Lottery and government funding into Olympic and Paralympic Sport to help athletes achieve their full medal winning potential
Helps NGBs operate a ‘World Class Programme’
Enables the running of the ‘Athlete performance Award’
Ensure athletes have access to outstanding support and facilities
Supports and funds the English Institute of Sport
what is the aim of national lottery
Provides funding to UK Sport and Sport England for the development of sport, increase in participation and development of elite performers
how dose the national lottery have a positive impact
Provides economic benefits e.g. Urban regeneration
Supports the generation of more jobs in sport
Improves health
Increases participation
Improves self-esteem of people playing in sport
Improves facilities and equipment
what is the aim of the NDSO
responsibility for expansion and marketing of sporting opportunities for disability groups.