Private Public and Voluntary Secotrs In Sport

8/7/2019 Private Public and Voluntary Secotrs In Sport

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AO3

Describe with local examples the Public, Private

and Voluntary sport sectors


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Provides sports facilities and services which are funded by the government

who gain money from UK Sport and the Lottery

Can be on a local, regional or national level.

Services are provided for the public and collectively paid for by the

government.

The services provided are not to make a big profit but to provide low cost

sporting facilities to the general public

Examples include leisure and sports centres along with local playing fields

http://www.sports-ed.co.uk/examples/Activity_7.doc


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Provides sports facilities and services which are run to make a profit,not by the government, and can be on a local, regional or nationallevel.

Usually have better facilities than the other 2 sectors as they havecontroll over their own money and how they use it

May let vouluntary organisations use their facilities for training

purposes

Examples include gyms and squash/tennis clubs



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Provides sports facilities and services which are non-profit making

These are usually run by unpaid helpers or volunteers.

They often use public sector facilities such as playing fields and cangain sponsorship from private sector organisations

They will often rely on subs from members, sponsership andfundraising to cover any costs

Examples include local sports clubs and organizations



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http://www.thelcswansea.com/about-the-lc


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Offers a large range of sporting and leisure facilities to the public for alow price

Was re-opened in 2008, after being shut down in 2003, and was given32 million makeover

Local Private and Voluntary sporting clubs and organisations also use theLCs facilities for the training purposes it provides

The LCs facilities are split up into 3 different sections

1. Edge Includes the centres pool facilities

2. Core Includes the centres indoor sporting facilities

3. Peak Includes the centres gym and health facilities

http://www.thelcswansea.com/about-the-lc


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Edge offers users

A water-park incorporating the

worlds first deep water standingwave machine

The Boardrider A surfing

simulatorhttp://www.thelcswansea.com/about-the-lc

http://www.pilkington.com/projectreferences/view_image.ashx%3Fcountry%3DUK%26ImgFilePath%3DSwansea%2520LC2%252001.jpg

http://gowerkiteriders.com/Blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/surf-picjpg.jpg


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Core offers users

30ft climbing wall;

Large multi-purpose sports hall,

The worlds first interactive

audio visual play zone structurehttp://www.thelcswansea.com/facilities/1016


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Peak offers users

The largest health and fitnessgym in Wales

Health spa Including JacuzziSteam room and Sauna

Dance Studioshttp://www.thelcswansea.com/facilities/1018


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Is a national 5 and 7 a-side football organisation

Has a centre based in Daniel James school

Offers a range of football and leisure facilities to the public

for a reasonable price

Many local voluntary sporting clubs rent out the facilities for

training purposes

http://www.playfootball.net/swansea/index.asp


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Play FootballSwansea is

equipped with

Floodlit 5 and 7 a side 3g allweather pitches

A multi use Sports hall


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A modern Fitness Club

Sports Bar showing livesporting events


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Play Football are well known for their football leagues

They run daily 5 and 7 a-side leagues on each night ofthe week in 4 categories - adult, student, veterans &junior

Leagues are fully supported by the FA and games areofficiated by FA qualified referees

Leagues are competitive with end of season relegation

and promotion

http://www.playfootball.net/swansea/leagues.asp


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Mumbles Rangers Boys Club wasfounded in 1950 by Billy Jones

Billy was confined to a wheel chairall his life but he had a dream to

provide boys with the opportunityto enjoy football which sadly henever had the chance toexperience

In the 1961 New Years Honours

list, he was awarded the BritishEmpire Medal for the selflesseffort he had given to thecommunity in providing a localfootball club where boys couldachieve their potential

http://www.clubwebsite.co.uk/mumblesrangers/photo_gallery.plhttp://www.btinternet.com/~mumblesrangers/history.html


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Club play their home games at

Underhill park, Mumbles

The club hosts the most teams than

any other club in Swansea, ranging

from

1. Boys junior teams from U7s to U17s

2. Girls junior teams from U10s to U16s

3. 3 Mens teams and 1 Veterans team

The coaches that help run the club do

not take any payment for their efforts,

but a small contribution is required for

pitch hire and to keep the club running

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