What is it? What do we do?
The number one aim of the Youth Sport Trust Inclusive School Project is to have more young pupils with a disability taking part in competitive sport. Through the School Games and a network of 50 lead Project schools in England, each selected for their established expertise in engaging young pupils with a disability, schools can improve the quality, and extend the provision, of physical activity for pupils with a disability.
The project is delivered as part of the School Games, and includes:
In order to run inclusive sporting activity schools are encouraged to work alongside National Governing Bodies of Sport to establish inclusive formats with tips and advice on how to adapt activities as well as specific impairment formats. Guidance on inclusive formats is available from the School Games website. Schools can use these inclusive formats in their School Games intra- and inter-school competition (Levels 1 and 2), while including disability events within the Level 3 county events. The best pupils can aspire to compete at the Sainsbury's School Games finals.
TOP Sportsability
Schools whose pupils need more substantial or significant help can utilise the TOP Sportsability resource, available free from the Youth Sport Trust. Through the use of video and downloadable documents the resource has three easy to follow sections to guide practitioners on how to adapt formats for a range of abilities and settings:
Sainsbury's Active Kids for All Inclusive PE training
The Sainsbury's Inclusive PE training programme will be the only national, free course specifically designed to improve teachers' competence and confidence in providing a fully inclusive PE experience for young people with a wide range of needs. As such, it will enable all young people to have a more enjoyable, challenging and rewarding PE experience, which is at the heart of young people becoming healthier and more active for life. It will be at the cutting edge of CPD provision, combining face to face training, online materials, and most importantly, the opportunity to share good practice with other professionals through its online forums. The programme is designed to be delivered in a number of different ways and will reach a wide audience, including primary teachers, secondary PE specialists and new entrants to the profession.
Competitive Sports
In conjunction with the School Games, Chadsgrove offers many different opportunities for young people to participate in relevant competitions. Schools are given the opportunity to progress from level 1 competitions to level 3 at regional level.
If you need anymore information please contact Carina Taylor at Chadsgrove School - Specialist teacher for children with disabilities.
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