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Active Dorset Courses
There are two SCUK courses in September taking place at Bournemouth University...
Coaching Disabled Performers (CDP) on 7th for which there are spaces
Safeguarding & Protecting Children (SPC) on 28th which is filling up fast
Please ask Lynn if you would like a booking form
ACTIVE DORSET WORKSHOPS / COURSES
SEPTEMBER 2009 – JULY 2010
Please find below our courses up to July 2010. Bookings should be sent to Tony Jones-Pert at Active Dorset, c/o Bournemouth University, Talbot Campus, Fern Barrow, Poole BH12 5BB - 01202 966732 - 07776165296 - Go To Active Dorset Web Site
(Note - Lynn has an entry form if anyone is interested.)
| COURSE |
COST |
DATE |
VENUE |
Safeguarding & Protecting Children
www.sportscoachuk.org |
£25 |
Sep 28th 2009 |
Bournemouth University |
| Oct 12th 2009 |
Weymouth College |
| Jan 11th 2010 |
Weymouth College |
| Apr 12th 2010 |
Bournemouth University |
| May 17th 2010 |
Weymouth College |
| Jul 5th 2010 |
Bournemouth University |
Equity In Your Coaching
www.sportscoachuk.org |
£25 |
Nov 2nd 2009 |
Weymouth College |
| Jun 2nd 2010 |
Bournemouth University |
Coaching Disabled Performers
www.sportscoachuk.org |
£25 |
Sep 7th 2009 |
Bournemouth University |
| Feb 1st 2010 |
Weymouth College |
A Club For All
www.runningsports.org |
£25 |
Dec 7th 2009 |
Weymouth College |
| Jun 21st 2010 |
Bournemouth University |
Emergency Aid For Sport
(over two evenings) |
£35 |
Oct 21st & 28th 2009 |
Bournemouth University |
| Nov 18th & 25th 2009 |
Weymouth College |
| Mar 17th & 24th 2010 |
Weymouth College |
| Apr 14th & 21st 2010 |
Bournemouth University |
Venue addresses:
| Bournemouth University |
|
Weymouth College |
| Talbot Campus |
|
Cranford Ave |
| Fern Barrow |
|
Weymouth |
| Poole |
|
DT4 7LQ |
| BH12 5BB |
|
|
Go To Active Dorset Web Site
Summary of outcomes of the workshop/courses
SPORTSCOACH UK - Go To Sportscoach Web Site
SAFEGUARDING & PROTECTING CHILDREN; this workshop will help the coach to:
- identify good coaching practice to promote a positive relationship with children
- identify sport situations and coaching practice that might constitute either poor practice or possible abuse
- identify ways of dealing with your own feelings about child abuse and state what constitutes neglect, physical, sexual and emotional abuse
- recognise the signs and symptoms of abuse and appreciate why reporting it is often so difficult
- identity appropriate action if a child discloses he/she has been abused
- identity appropriate action if abuse is suspected and explain the role and responsibilities of other experts (e.g. police, social services)
- describe appropriate practice that reduces the likelihood of abuse occurring.
EQUITY IN YOUR COACHING; this workshop will help the coach to:
- explain what equity means and why it is important
- identify barriers to participation
- use appropriate language and terminology
- identify and challenge inequitable behaviour
- interpret the legal framework that affects coaching
- identify how they can become more equitable
- establish where to go for further information.
COACHING DISABLED PERFORMERS; this workshop will help the coach to:
- explain when integration and segregation might be most appropriate
- identify appropriate safety and medical considerations
- review and extend your knowledge of how to adapt your coaching to the specific needs of disabled performers
- design and monitor a programme for a disabled player taking part in their sport
- direct players to appropriate structures for competition and further coaching.
RUNNING SPORTS – Go To Runningsports Web Site
A CLUB FOR ALL: attendees will get the following out of the workshop:
- Discover what is classed as ‘inequitable practice’, so you can protect your club
- Recognise the key challenges facing your club in relation to disability, race and gender issues
- Understand what steps to take to be truly inclusive – welcoming young and older people, those on low incomes, disabled people and people from ethnic minorities
- Start an action plan for wiping out prejudice behaviour
- Find out about organisations that can provide further guidance
EMERGENCY 1ST AID FOR SPORT; This HSE-approved, course is designed especially for sports coaches, leaders and officials. Attendees will learn how to deal with;
- The unresponsive/unconscious casualty
- Resuscitation
- Medical illness
- Trauma (wounds, bleeding, fractures, head injuries)
- Requesting further assistance
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