And Finally....

 

 

 

One Day Boxing Tutor's course

 

A rare and exciting opportunity to attend a Boxing Tutor's course on the 15th December in Birmingham.

The aim of the ABA of England One Day Boxing Tutor's Course is to qualify participants to deliver

and organise the ABA Boxing Awards in Schools, Colleges, Universities, Youth Centers and Sports Centers. The course is open to
anyone 16 years of age and over.

 

This course provides your first step towards becoming a certified ABA of England Boxing Tutor. The AB Boxing Tutor Course provides the basic principles, skills and knowledge needed to begin delivering the ABA Boxing Awards. The Course covers a variety of topics including Warm Ups for Children and Adults/ DVD, Different Circuit Training, Basics of Boxing, Pad Work, Partner Work, Lesson Planning and guidance on how to deliver the ABA Boxing Awards.

 

For full programme and more information click here. 

 

 

Interested? click here for application form.

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Click here for the first issue of CP Sport Swimming Newsletter - Autumn 2009.

 

Latest news & special points of interest includes:

• CP Sport now affiliated with the ASA.
• Links to ASA/British swimming: www.britishswimming.org
• CP Sport website: www.cpsport.org
• CP Sport Home Country Event to be held in Nottingham July 2010
• Events for Calendar 2009/2010

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Castle News - Newcastle Staffs Volleyball Club

 

Yet another bumper edition of ‘Castle News', with plenty to read with interest – particularly the section on the club’s 30th Anniversary with some old photos that will make you smile at how people have changed over 30 years! The celebratory dinner on 7th May 2010 will be a fantastic occasion with club members past and present in attendance – please make sure that you don’t miss out because tickets will be in great demand.

 

Click here to read October 2009 issue.

 

Want to get involved in the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games?

 

With three years until the London 2012 Olympic and

Paralympic Games, there are hundreds of ways that

people in the West Midlands can be at the heart of

the Games themselves … read on....right here, right now!

 

For more information contact:

Chris Kirkland

Staffordshire Co-ordinator for the 2012 Games
Direct Line: 01785 854595
Mobile: 07773 791118
Email: chris.kirkland@staffordshire.gov.uk
Website: www.wmfor2012.com and www.staffordshire.gov.uk/2012

 

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National Schools Tournament
Staffordshire U14/U16/U19 County Tournaments

School netball teams from across Staffordshire entered the tournaments, to fight for a place to represent the County in the West Midlands Schools Tournament at the end of January 2010.

In the U14 age group, 7 teams competed at Abbotsholme School on 7^th November:

WINNERS - Newcastle-under-Lyme School

RUNNERS UP - St Joseph's College

 

On the same day, 13 teams entered in the U16 age group:

WINNERS - Walton High School, Stafford

RUNNERS UP - Newcastle-under-Lyme School

 

10 schools entered this years' U19 tournament at Northwood Stadium on 18^th November:

WINNERS - King Edward VI, Lichfield

RUNNERS UP - St Joseph's College

 

Good Luck to the winning teams at the Regional Schools Tournament.

 

Well done to all of the schools who entered teams and a big thank you to everyone who helped organise the tournaments.

 

Sally Kendrick
Netball Development Officer
T: 07545 924957

E: sally.kendrick@englandnetball.co.uk

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The 4th Annual Conference for The Physical
Activity Network West Midlands

 

Pathways to Participation - Routes to Social inclusion
Tuesday 8th December 2009
at Worcester Rugby Club, Sixways Stadium,
Warriors Way, Worcester, WR3 8ZE

 

The conference will share best practice in areas of social inclusion to develop your skills set in development and delivery to create effective pathways to participation

 

The objective of the conference is to;

• Developing the skills set of people in the region to strengthen the development and delivery of programmes to create effective pathways to participation,
• Share best practice in areas of social inclusion and physical activity from programmes running in the West Midlands,
• Provide delegates with opportunities to network and find solutions to the challenges facing us.

The day will consist of 4 sessions that will focus on processes for developing pathways to participation;

• Targeting Programmes and Interventions,
• Developing Programmes and Interventions,
• Delivering Programmes and Interventions,
• Monitoring and Evaluating Programmes and Interventions.

The day also includes case studies from across the region showcasing good examples of routes to social inclusion plus an opportunity for delegate discussions on each session.

 

Please see attached flyer with more details and a booking form for completion.

Closing date to register your attendance is Thursday 3rd December 09.

 

Erica Rogers
PAN-WM Coordinator
T: 07825915068
E: erica.rogers@pan-wm.org.uk 

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