How can I get involved?

Contact your Project Officer Rob Watson (Yorkshire & Humber)Email: rwatson@sportsleaders.orgCall: 07725 100932Twitter: @sportsleadersRW

Energy Club is a fun physical activity club for kids aged 4-11, delivered by staff at Primary Schools across England. Last year over 1100 Primary Schools delivered Energy Club and 10,000 people received training.

We believe physical activity should be a healthy and fun part of the lives of our children. Through enabling kids to be active the sessions help ensure they remain healthy and happy; we'll also help them learn about the right food choices.

Energy Club Training Day: 1 Day Training Session (9am-3.30pm)

– content includes Leadership in activity sessions, Communication, Safety, Understanding, adapting and progressing Energy Club games.

Certificates of completion for each delegate on the training day

Leader Resources for each delegate Online licence (access to activity cards

& certificates electronically to download)

Energy Club Resources: Activity Card Wallet - 60 Activity Cards Energy Club Kit Bag 20 PlayMaker Awards Polo Shirts for leaders Book Bag inserts to promote club to

children/parents Registers to track attendance ‘Wipe Clean’ wall charts to track each

child’s achievement Certificates for children attending the

club

Who is Energy Club training for?

Teachers – Increases knowledge and skills in PE, adapting activities, inclusive games, new ideas, healthy food choices & activity challenges.

Lunch Time Supervisors – Improves confidence & ability in controlling groups, provides structured activity & session plans.

Teaching Assistants – Improves skills in supporting PE lessons, inspires new ideas & develops adaptability for use with specialist populations.

Before/After School Staff – Energy Club can be used as an OOSH club, gives structure, resources and certificates for attendance.

This programme can contribute towards OFSTED guidelines for School Sport Premium Funding:

Paying for professional development opportunities for teachers in PE and Sport.

Providing training for midday supervisors to introduce playground games at breaks and lunchtimes.

Engaging the least active pupils in extra-curricular school clubs

Providing high quality training for volunteers, parents, carers, governors and adults other than teachers

INSPECTING PRIMARY SCHOOL PE AND SCHOOL SPORT: NEW FUNDING – SEPT 2013 PRODUCED BY OFSTED