Take part in our Super Schools Events calendar with over 100 opportunities for children to enjoy being active. We run a broad range of competitions, festivals and events for all year groups.
Highlights include:
• Celebration of Dance
• Infant School Festivals
• Inclusive Competitions (for children with SEND)
• Joy of Moving programme
£1,950
• Under-11s Kids Cup
• Projects for Positive Change
• Sports Hall Athletics.
• Mega Fests
• Themed Workshops.
• Girls’ Football
This includes all benefits listed on this page, with the opportunity to purchase Bolt On programmes.
STAFF
We have expertise in our team to upskill and support your staff to deliver high-quality physical education and sport.
Staff can access:
• Derbyshire Active School Network Conference
• ECT/Introduction to PE Training
• PE Co-ordinator Support
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• Termly PE Co-ordinator Meetings
• PE Health and Safety Guidance
• Workshops
We will provide regular communications to ensure you are kept in the loop with all the latest opportunities and key developments.
This includes us providing:
• Individual school meetings
• Termly reports
• Welcome Back Meeting and Affiliation Briefing
Derby county community trust is the charitable arm of derby county football club
Our Schools and Coaching programmes aim to positively impact our future generations through high quality delivery.
The Derby County brand inspires and excites. It breaks down barriers and opens up opportunities, allowing us to impact the lives of thousands of people every year through a variety of programmes in response to local need.
Registered charity number: 1123520
Schools must be core affiliated to access the enhanced affiliation
Our Enhanced Affiliation is designed to provide tailored programmes delivered in your school throughout the year. A member of DCCT staff will work alongside an existing teacher/teaching assistant for either half a day (12:30pm4:30pm) or full day per week (9:00am - 4:30pm).
A typical half day can include a lunchtime club, two afternoon curriculum support lessons and an after school club. Activities can rotate on a half termly basis, enabling as many staff and pupils to benefit as possible.
• Excellent value for money.
• Delivered by experienced, highly trained coaches.
• Bespoke for your school.
• Includes a broad range of programmes.
In addition to delivering a lunchtime club, curriculum support lessons and after school club, Enhanced Schools can access:
• In school festival.
• Themed Workshops (see page 11).
• 1 x Twilight INSET.
• Ongoing support for your PE Co-ordinator and school staff.
• Priority access to new and additional programmes.
£4,650
For half a day per week all year
£7,000
For one full day per week all year
LUNCHTIME CLUBS
We can offer a flexible structure across our lunchtime clubs in a range of activities:
• Football
• Girls Only
• Multi-Sport
• FUNdamentals
• Active Play
curriculum support
We can offer a range of full class delivery and targeted intervention programmes including:
• PPA Coaching
• FUNdamentals Through Play
• Multi-skills Coaching
• Fitness is FUN
after school clubs
Our after school clubs are an ideal opportunity for children to improve their skill levels, have fun and socialise with their friends. We can provide a range of activities that can rotate throughout the year.
We will deliver one after school club per week (max 16 pupils) - this must be delivered on the day that the coach is in your school.
Additional after school clubs can be booked in as Bolt Ons (see page 3).
For our Premier League Primary Stars Enhanced Affiliation programmes see page 5
• Teacher Support From £70
• Whole School INSETs Price varies
Targeted Interventions
• Writing Stars
• Magazine Team
• Reading Stars
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• Resilient Rammie
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• Lunchtime Clubs £35 per session
• After School Club £5.00 per pupil or £50 per session
• PPA Coaching From £80
• Holiday Provision Price varies
physical activity
• Girls’ Football Free through Football in Schools Partnership
• Fitness is FUN £240
p.15
• FUNdamentals Through Play £240
• Multi-Skills Coaching £240
physical health
• Joy of Moving Free
• Rammie’s Little Movers £500
Enrichment
• Festivals/Sports Day Price varies
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• Physical Literacy £500
• Rammie’s Munch and Crunch £600
• Sponsored Events and Fundraising Price varies • Rambots £300
• Rammie’s Little Plotters £150
LEADERSHIP
Premier League Primary Stars is a national curriculum linked education programme using the appeal of the Premier League and professional football clubs to inspire children to learn, be active and develop important life skills.
In partnership with the Premier League, we work with schools to deliver fun, educational sessions across a range of programmes. We are excited to share information about the programmes available at a subsidised price, through the Premier League Primary Stars Affiliation and Bolt On programmes.
Our range of programmes support children to engage with core curriculum subjects, including Literacy, Maths, PSHE and STEM, along with opportunities for pupils to take part in Projects for Positive Change, designed to encourage them to think about how to make a difference in their local communities.
All our Primary Stars programmes are explained in further detail later in this booklet.
Premier League values underpin everything on offer, encouraging children to:
In addition to delivering a lunchtime club curriculum support lessons and after school club, Premier League Primary Stars Enhanced Schools can access:
• In School Festival / PLPS Sports Day.
• Themed workshops.
Enhanced Affiliation
Our Premier League Primary Stars Enhanced Affiliation is designed for schools who wish to access a range of PLPS sessions throughout the school year, including those focusing on PE, numeracy, literacy, PSHE, social action and girls only football. Funding from the Premier League Charitable Fund enables us to offer these programmes at a subsidised rate, meaning the PLPS Enhanced Affiliation is a cost-effective way of including these programmes within the yearly plan.
In order to qualify for the PLPS Enhanced Affiliation, schools must commit to accessing at least 6 PLPS specific programmes over the academic year, as well as providing monitoring and evaluation data which allows us to measure impact and report back to our funders.
A member of DCCT staff will work in your school all year for either half a day (12.30pm - 4.30pm) or full day per week (9.00am4.30pm). A typical half day can include a lunchtime club, two afternoon curriculum support lessons and an after school club. Activities ca rotate on a half termly basis, enabling as many staff and pupils to benefit as possible.
• Access to a range of PLPS specific programmes and opportunities.
• Subsidised costs.
• Delivered by experienced, highly trained staff.
• Bespoke for your school.
£4,150 For half a day per week all year
• 1x Twilight INSET.
• Ongoing support for your PE Co-ordinator and school staff.
• Priority access to new and additional programmes.
Lunchtime Clubs
We can offer a flexible structure across our lunchtime clubs in a range of activities:
• Football
• Girls Only
• Multi-Sport
• FUNdamentals
• Active Play
Curriculum Support
We can offer a range of full class delivery and targeted intervention programmes including:
• PE Teacher Support
• Writing Stars
• Magazine Team
• Reading Stars
• Matchday Maths
• Resilient Rammie
• Winning Minds
• Champions for Change
• Black White and Green
After School Clubs
Our after school clubs are an ideal opportunity for children to improve their skill levels, have fun and socialise with their friends. We can provide a range of activities that can rotate throughout the year.
We will deliver one after school club per week (max 16 pupils) - this must be delivered on the day that the coach is in your school.
Additional after school clubs can be booked in as Bolt Ons (see page 3).
£6,500
For one full day per week all year
PE Training
Teacher Support
PLPS Enhanced Bolt On
A minimum of 6 sessions for a teacher during PE lessons to develop their skills, knowledge and confidence in the subject area.
Aimed at:
• Teachers.
What it includes:
• Pre and post questionnaire.
• Planning session content.
• Writing learning objectives.
• Breaking down skills into progressive parts and differentiating.
• Assessment for learning.
• Demonstrations of high quality PE by a specialist DCCT coach.
• An assigned delivery model highlighting delivery expectations.
Key outcomes:
• Increasing confidence, competence and PE subject knowledge.
• Raising standards across the PE curriculum, contributing to whole school improvement.
Cost:
• £70 per half day.
• After school club can be added at an additional cost.
Whole School INSETs
PLPS Enhanced Bolt On
Delivered by specialists, we can offer a variety of tailored in school training to meet your school’s needs in PE, sport, physical activity and health.
Aimed at:
• Teachers.
• Teaching Assistants.
• Midday Supervisors.
• Other staff working in schools supporting PE, sport, physical activity and health.
What it includes:
Choice of training topics including:
• Gymnastics, dance and games.
• FUNdamental movement skills.
• Physical Literacy.
• How to make your school day more active.
• Outdoor and adventurous activities.
Key outcomes:
• Increase knowledge, confidence and skills of staff to deliver high quality PE, sport and physical activity.
Cost:
• Twilight INSET: £175.
• Half day INSET: £300.
• Whole day INSET: £450.
Targeted Interventions
Writing Stars
PLPS Enhanced Bolt On
Using the world of sport, particularly football, to inspire and engage pupils who lack the motivation to put their writing skills into practice.
Aimed at:
• Intervention for pupils in year 1/2 and year 3/4 (max 16 pupils per group).
• Pupils who do not engage in writing or prefer work presented in an alternative way.
• Pupils who enjoy sport, particularly football.
What it includes:
• 10x one hour sessions covering skills such as: active learning, interactive videos, personal challenges and real life scenarios from the world of football.
Key outcomes:
• Improving enjoyment of writing.
• Increasing knowledge of different writing skills.
• Increasing writing frequency.
• Increasing knowledge of different uses of writing.
• Increasing confidence in writing.
Cost:
• £500
Magazine Team
PLPS Enhanced Bolt On
Created in partnership with the National Literacy Trust, this 10-week programme focuses on four key article types – Debate, Review, Fact file and Instruction, whilst supporting pupils to create their own magazine.
Aimed at:
• Intervention for pupils in year 5/6 (max 16 pupils per group).
• Pupils who do not engage in writing or prefer work presented in a different way.
• Pupils who enjoy sport, particularly football.
What it includes:
10x one hour sessions where pupils will:
• Consider magazine design.
• Discuss and review a range of writing types.
• Identify purpose and audience.
• Learn how to source information for their articles from trusted sources.
• Learn how to draft, edit and revise writing.
• Learn how to work as a team and create their own magazine!
Key outcomes:
• Improving enjoyment of writing.
• Increasing knowledge of types of writing.
• Increasing writing frequency.
• Increasing confidence in writing.
Cost:
• £500
Reading Stars
PLPS Enhanced Bolt On
A reading intervention for pupils who are reluctant readers. Developed in partnership with the Premier League and National Literacy Trust, the programme gives pupils the opportunity to practice their reading skills and engages pupils using the world of football.
Aimed at:
• Intervention for pupils in year 3/4 and year 5/6 (max 16 pupils per group).
• Pupils who are not motivated to read or prefer work presented in an alternative way.
• Pupils who enjoy sport, particularly football.
What it includes:
• 10x one hour sessions covering skills such as: active learning, interactive videos, personal challenges and real life scenarios from the world of football.
• A variety of reading materials such as matchday programmes, newspaper articles etc.
Key outcomes:
• Improving enjoyment of reading.
• Increasing knowledge of reading preferences.
• Increasing reading frequency.
• Increasing reading confidence.
Cost:
• £500
Matchday Maths
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A numeracy intervention for targeted pupils, using physical activity to engage and motivate pupils around key numeracy skills.
Aimed at:
• Intervention for pupils in year 5 and/or 6 (max 16 pupils per group).
• Pupils who do not engage in numeracy lessons or prefer work presented in an alternative way.
• Pupils who enjoy sport, particularly football.
What it includes:
• 10x one hour sessions covering skills such as: place value, time, data handling, adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing..
• A range of activities delivered through active learning and classroom based learning.
Key outcomes:
• Improving enjoyment of numeracy.
• Increasing confidence and knowledge of numeracy skills.
• Increasing awareness of numeracy skills in the real world.
Cost:
• £500
Targeted Interventions
Resilient Rammie
PLPS Enhanced Bolt On
The Resilient Rammie programme has been developed in line with PSHE statutory learning outcomes. It gives pupils an understanding of how to develop resilience, build self-esteem and work co-operatively as a team using football to engage pupils.
Aimed at:
• KS1 and KS2 (year 3, 4 or 5).
• The programme can be delivered to a full class or as a targeted intervention.
What it includes:
6x one hour sessions covering topics such as:
• KS1: Feelings, understanding resilience, identifying your superhero, working towards goals and teamwork.
• KS2: Helpful and unhelpful thoughts, building self-esteem, identifying skills and strengths, step coping plans and understanding your team.
• Pre and post impact measurements.
Key outcomes:
• Increasing awareness of recognising feelings and increasing their vocabulary to describe those feelings.
• Increasing understanding of uniqueness and respecting similarities and differences.
• Identifying skills and strengths in themselves and others.
• Increasing understanding of where we have different teams within our lives.
Cost:
• £210
Winning Minds
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The programme takes a holistic approach to address emotional health and wellbeing around key milestones within year 6. Winning Minds supports pupils with highpressure moments, addressing issues directly and sensitively.
Aimed at:
• Year 6 pupils.
• The programme can be delivered to a full class or as a targeted intervention.
What it includes:
This programme runs throughout the academic year, with two key elements being delivered during Spring 2 and Summer 2.
Spring Term:
• Block A SATs/Wellbeing (6x one hour sessions).
Summer Term:
• Block B Transition (minimum of 3x one hour sessions).
Key outcomes:
• Increasing pupils’ confidence and development around two key milestones within their academic journey.
• Increased awareness of positive lifestyle choices to improve mental wellbeing and resilience.
Cost:
• £500
Positive Change
Champions for Change
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We can work with pupils on social action projects to improve their school or community.
Social action is defined as “young people taking practical action in service of others to create a positive social change that is of benefit to the wider community as to the young people themselves.”
Aimed at:
• KS1 or KS2 pupils.
• Pupils who are passionate about making a change in their school or community.
• School Councils or Eco Councils.
• The programme can be delivered to a full class or as a targeted intervention.
What it includes:
• 6x one hour sessions to support the planning and delivery of your chosen social action project.
• Social action examples such as: antibullying initiatives, campaign promotion and fundraising support.
Key outcomes:
• Inspiring and engaging pupils to have a positive impact on their peers and/or community.
Cost:
• £210
Black, White and Green
PLPS Enhanced Bolt On
We will provide pupils with the chance to create positive change as part of the #iwill campaign, and in partnership with The Woodland Trust.
The 6 week project focuses on climate change, including the impact that football clubs can have on the environment and culminates in a trip to The Young People’s Forest at Mead to plant or cultivate trees.
Aimed at:
• Year 5 and 6 pupils.
• Pupils who are passionate about making a difference in their community.
• School Councils or Eco Councils.
• The programme can be delivered to a full class or as a targeted intervention.
What it includes:
• 5x one hour classroom sessions.
• 1x visit to The Young People’s Forest at Mead to either plant trees or to support the growth of trees (an on-site alternative session available if required).
• Learning about what social action is.
• Understanding how football clubs have a role in supporting sustainability.
• Pupils making a pledge as part of the #iwill campaign to help support positive change within school/our community.
Key outcomes:
• Inspiring and engaging pupils to have a positive impact on their peers/community.
Cost:
• £210
• School must also cover the cost of travel to The Young People’s Forest at Mead.
Themed Workshops Education
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Working with key partners including the National Literacy Trust, we can visit your school to promote key messages and initiatives to engage and inspire children in a range of topics.
Aimed at:
• Targeted group or key stage.
• Whole school.
What it includes:
We provide a range of virtual and face to face workshops, assemblies, resources and live lessons to take part in. Campaigns we support include:
• World Book Day.
• Safer Internet Day.
• World Maths Day.
Key outcomes:
• Increased understanding of topic discussed.
• Children are inspired and motivated.
Cost:
• Dependent on activation.
Anti-discrimination Workshops
PLPS Enhanced Bolt On
Working with key partners including No Room for Racism and Stonewall, we can visit your school to promote key messages and initiatives to engage and inspire children in a range of topics.
Aimed at:
• Targeted group or key stage.
• Whole school.
What it includes:
We provide a range of virtual and face to face workshops, assemblies, resources and live lessons to take part in. Campaigns we support include:
• Anti-Bullying Week.
• No Room for Racism.
• Rainbow Laces.
Key outcomes:
• Increased understanding of topic discussed.
• Children are inspired and motivated.
Cost:
• Dependent on activation.
Participation
Girls Only
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Delivered as extra-curricular sessions, we can provide coaching specifically aimed at increasing football opportunities for girls.
Aimed at:
• KS1 or KS2 female pupils.
What it includes:
• 6x one hour extra-curricular sessions.
• Delivered at lunchtime or after school.
• Coaches can work with a group of up to 16 children.
Key outcomes:
• Increase participation of girl’s football in school.
• Introduction to football or developing existing skills.
• Developing social skills, teamwork, resilience and confidence.
Cost:
• Dependent on programme.
Sports Days
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Competitions
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Throughout the year we host a number of specific Premier League Primary Stars competitions in a range of sports and aimed at different age groups.
Aimed at:
• Specific age groups
• Girls Only and mixed
• Competitive teams
What it includes:
• Minimum of one competition per term
• Competitions held at central venues
• Some competitions have pathways to regional and national finals
Key outcomes:
• Opportunity to take part in competitions.
• Opportunity to represent the school.
• Developing social skills, teamwork, resilience and confidence
Cost:
• Free
We can support your school by hosting a Premier League Primary Stars Sports Day to encourage children to be active, whilst demonstrating the Premier League values of being ambitious, fair, inspiring and connected. Using a variety of activities, we will work with the school to design a suitable format.
Aimed at:
• Whole school
• KS1 or KS2 specific
What it includes:
• Two DCCT coaches to lead or support activities
• Involvement from school staff or mini leaders
• A variety of activities
• Certificates and stickers
Key outcomes:
• Engaging children in physical activity
• Providing opportunities for children to try new activities
• Opportunity to take part in competitive activities
• Developing social skills, teamwork, resilience and confidence
Cost:
• Dependent on programme.
after school and lunchtime clubs
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Our after school and lunchtime clubs are delivered by qualified coaches and are designed to provide a safe and enjoyable environment in which participants can improve their skill levels, have fun and socialise with their friends.
AIMED AT:
• Any school year or key stage.
• Open access or targeted groups (such as inactive children or school teams).
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Engaging children in regular physical activity.
• Increasing skill levels in the chosen sport or topic.
• Developing social skills, teamwork, resilience and confidence.
• Providing opportunities for children to try new sports and activities.
COST:
After School club:
• £5 per child per session.
• £50 per session if funded by the school (max 16 pupils).
Lunchtime club:
• £35 per session (max 16 pupils).
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• Choose from a range of topics and sports including football, dodgeball, multi-sports and FUNdamentals.
• Can run all academic year or for specific school terms.
Length of session:
• After school sessions typically run for an hour following the school day (e.g. 3:30pm4:30pm).
• Lunchtime sessions typically run for an hour during the school lunchtime (e.g. 12:15pm - 1:15pm). Please note lunchtime clubs delivered as part of the Enhanced and PLPS Enhanced Affiliation are 30 minutes in length.
• We can offer a flexible structure, for example two 30 minute sessions with different children/groups or free flow activities to meet the needs of the school.
the clubs are extremely popular and well attended at our school, coaches are always friendly, professional and encouraging towards the children, which helps to engage them.
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Our PPA Coaching is delivered by qualified coaches and is designed to enrich the school’s existing PE offer. These sessions aim to increase children’s levels of physical activity, their enjoyment of being active and allow teachers valuable time for planning, preparation and assessment.
AIMED AT:
• Any school year or key stage.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• Choose from a range of topics and sports including generic themes of invasion games, net and wall, FUNdamentals and striking and fielding, or more sport specific topics such as football, athletics and tennis.
• Typically our coaches work with two classes over the course of an afternoon, however full day options are also available.
• DCCT can provide two coaches to work with each class, or one coach who can work with an existing class Teacher or Teaching Assistant.
• These sessions are typically linked to both our after school club and lunchtime club programmes to provide a full afternoon of delivery.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Engaging children in regular physical activity.
• Increasing skill levels in the chosen sport or topic.
• Developing social skills, teamwork, resilience and confidence.
• Providing opportunities for children to try new sports and activities.
COST:
• From £80 per half day.
holiday courses and haf
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As well as our schools based programmes, we also run holiday courses and HAF (funded Holiday Activities and Food) sessions during school holidays. Children can enjoy a day of coaching delivered by our qualified and experienced staff and take part in activities designed to be fun, engaging and to improve their skills.
AIMED AT:
• Children aged 5-11.
• Open access holiday courses.
• HAF available for children in receipt of benefit related free school meals..
how you can support:
• Helping us to promote activities to parents/ carers by sharing leaflets or posting on Class Dojo.
• Signposting eligible families to HAF programmes and sharing their eligibility code with them.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Engaging children in regular physical activity.
• Providing HAF participants with a free hot meal during the programme.
• Increasing skill levels.
• Developing social skills, teamwork, resilience and confidence.
• Providing opportunities for children to try new sports and activities.
COST:
• Access to our HAF delivery is free for eligible children.
• Open access Holiday Courses typically start from £18 per day, with income reinvested into Derby County Community Trust projects.
girls’ football SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS
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Derby County Community Trust is working in partnership with the Youth Sport Trust and FA to give girls equal access to football in schools. Affiliating allows your school to access the Girls’ Football in Schools programme, training and resources for free.
AIMED AT:
• KS1 or KS2 female pupils.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• Access to the Shooting Stars programme, which includes free training for staff and games resources based on Disney stories. Resources include KS1 and KS2 resources.
• FA curriculum resources.
• Face to face workshops delivered by Youth Sport Trust and England Learning.
• Access to attend girls’ football festivals and competitions, including Shooting Stars festival.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Increase participation of girls’ football in school.
• Create more opportunities for girls to take part in football.
• Develop staff confidence to deliver engaging girls’ football lessons.
COST:
• Free
fitness is fun
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These sessions focus on fun fitness-based activities to help contribute to children’s health and overall fitness.
AIMED AT:
• KS1 and KS2 pupils.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• 6x one hour sessions.
• Coaches can work with a full class of children (alongside existing teacher or TA) or targeted children within an intervention session.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Engaging children in regular physical activity.
• Increasing fitness and endurance.
• Building stronger muscles, bones and joints.
• Developing social skills, resilience and confidence.
COST:
• £240
fundamentals through play
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This programme aims to develop basic agility, balance and co-ordination skills of pupils through sessions all based around engaging themes, stories and play based activities.
AIMED AT:
• FS2 and KS1.
• KS2 pupils with lower ability in fundamental movement skills.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• 6x one hour sessions.
• Coaches can work with a full class of children (alongside existing teacher or TA) or targeted children within an intervention session.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Engaging children in regular physical activity.
• Improving fundamental movement skills.
• Developing social skills, teamwork, resilience and confidence.
• Providing opportunities for children to try new games and activities.
COST:
• £240
We have seen a real difference in our children’s engagement due to the coach’s enthusiastic nature. The coach is a great addition to our school team, and we are looking forward to their continued support this academic year teacher
multi-skills coaching
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This programme aims to develop non-sports specific movements, skills and understanding that form the building blocks of physical activity and can later be transferred to a wide range of sports or specialisms.
AIMED AT:
• KS2 pupils.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• 6x one hour sessions.
• Coaches can work with a full class of children (alongside existing teacher or TA) or targeted children within an intervention session.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Engaging children in regular physical activity.
• Improving fundamental movement skills.
• Developing social skills, teamwork, resilience and confidence.
• Providing opportunities for children to try new games and activities.
COST:
• £240
In partnership with the EFL Trust and Ferrero UK, the Joy of Moving programme is designed to help children develop their physical, cognitive and social skills in a fun and educational way.
AIMED AT:
• Year 5 pupils.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• 6 sessions covering skills such as: effects of physical activity on the body and mind, recap of the Eatwell Guide, meal planning and hydration.
• Each session will consist of classroom-based learning and physical activity.
• Coaches can work with a full class of children (alongside existing teacher or TA).
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Increasing pupils’ awareness of the importance of being active.
• Understanding the impact of physical activity on the body and mind.
• Educating pupils on the importance of a balanced diet.
COST:
• Free of charge (limited spaces on a first come first served basis).
physical literacy
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The Physical Literacy programme was developed by Derby City Physical Literacy Partnership, including physiotherapists, to improve the levels of physical development in schools in Derby.
AIMED AT:
• Teachers and Teaching Assistants.
• Pupils from Year 2 upwards.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• Training session to understand what physical literacy is, how to assess physical development and run the intervention exercises.
• Initial assessment of 30 pupils by our team and feedback of data.
• 6 week intervention run in school for 15 minutes a day (by school staff) with two mentoring visits from our team.
• Post assessment of intervention children and feedback of data.
• Fast track referral process to the children’s therapy team for pupils who do not make expected progress after two rounds of intervention.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Improving staff knowledge and understanding to accurately identify children with poor physical development.
• Effectively supporting children to improve their core stability and gross motor skills.
• Increasing pupils’ confidence to take part in physical activity.
COST:
• £500
rammie’s little movers
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Rammie’s Little Movers is a 6 week programme based around the story ‘Oliver’s Vegetables’ which includes a range of games, songs and activities to develop good physical development and knowledge and understanding of healthy eating.
AIMED AT:
• EYFS pupils.
• EYFS Teachers and Teaching Assistants.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• 6x one hour sessions for one class covering topics including healthy eating, oral health and supporting physical development.
• Access to centralised training for EYFS staff.
KEY OUTCOMES:
Rammie’s Little Movers supports EYFS outcomes and physical literacy milestones, in particular:
• Support for the physical development early learning goals for gross and fine motor skills.
• Support for the Literacy comprehension early learning goals.
• Improving children’s physical development and knowledge and understanding of healthy eating.
• Increasing staff confidence to improve physical literacy outcomes.
COST:
• £500
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Rammie’s Munch and Crunch is aimed at schools who want to increase physical activity, health and wellbeing opportunities across the whole school community.
AIMED AT:
• Teachers and Teaching Assistants.
• Pupils and parents.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
Four classes per school. Where schools have three form entry please contact us to arrange delivery to an extra class for a small additional cost.
• KS1: 2x one hour sessions to grow and eat their own vegetables linking with the story Oliver’s Vegetables and key health messages.
• KS2: one hour session to cook their dish and learn about what makes a healthy diet and planning and preparing a healthy meal.
• Rammie’s Healthy Heroes assembly.
• Parent and Child Workshop: choose from ‘Healthy Eating and Physical Activity’ or ‘Healthy Lunchboxes’.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Increasing confidence of staff to deliver health education and support their pupils and families with a healthy lifestyle.
• Increasing pupils’ knowledge and understanding of the importance of healthy eating for their health and wellbeing.
• Improving parents’ knowledge and confidence to support their children to move more and eat well.
COST:
• £600
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We can host a variety of festivals with different themes to encourage being healthy and active. Themes can link to national sporting events or campaigns, or linked to healthy eating through the Joy of Moving festivals. festivals
AIMED AT:
• Tailored provision for individual classes/ groups.
• Whole school.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
We run our festivals during the school day. Topics include:
• Joy of Moving festivals.
• World Cup/Euro festivals.
• FUNdamental festivals.
• Multi-sport festivals.
• Fitness is FUN festivals.
• Olympics/Paralympics.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Providing a range of activities to help pupils enjoy being active.
• Engaging children in sporting events.
• Developing social skills, team work, resilience and confidence.
COST:
• Dependent on programme.
Sponsored events & fundraising
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An opportunity for schools to host one of our activities designed to raise funds to put towards the cost of your affiliation package or Bolt On programmes. Ranging from penalty shootout events to school based holiday coaching, children will benefit from a fun and engaging activity whilst contributing towards the cost of future activities and sessions.
AIMED AT:
• Whole school.
• Targeted year groups.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• Engaging children in physical activity.
• Raising funds.
• Intra-school competition.
• Increasing future opportunities for engagement.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• 2x DCCT members of staff to organise and run the activity.
• A chance for each class and child to participate.
• Marketing material to promote the activity.
• Incentives for pupils who contribute to fundraising.
• Prizes for class winners.
COST:
• Dependent on programme.
rambots
bolt on
Rambots is our STEM programme, created to engage pupils through fun, interactive coding challenges using Sphero BOLT robots.
The 6 week programme introduces children to coding programmes including Draw, Block and Javascript and is suitable for both KS1 and KS2.
AIMED AT:
• KS1 or KS2 pupils.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• 6x one hour sessions (large indoor space eg. hall required).
• Access to 15x Sphero BOLT robots.
• Access to 15x tablets.
• Coaches can work with a full class of children (alongside existing teacher or TA) or targeted children within an intervention session.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Increasing pupils’ engagement with STEM.
• Improving pupils’ ability to problem solve and work independently.
• Enhanced understanding of geometry and coding.
COST:
• £300
Rammie’s Little Plotters
Rammie’s Little Plotters
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Designed for children aged 3 to 6 years old, hosted at the Little Chester Allotment. The programme aims to foster children’s connection with the natural world through activities like planting, harvesting, and learning about food growth, also working on fine motor skills.
AIMED AT:
• Children aged 3 to 6.
• Targeted group of 10 children.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• 2x 90-minute sessions.
• Sessions held at Little Chester Community Allotment.
• School to provide appropriate staffing support.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Helping children understand the positive impact of nature on their health.
• Encourage children to explore, investigate and respond to new experiences.
• Teaching children the importance of respecting and caring for nature.
COST:
• £150
• School must also cover the cost of travel to the allotment.
MINI LEADERS
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Developing children’s skills to support the delivery and organisation of a range of simple mini activities during break and lunchtime.
AIMED AT:
• KS2 pupils.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• Mini Leaders resource.
• Assembly presentation.
• Training and ongoing support, usually consisting of three sessions during lunchtime.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Develops pupils’ leadership skills.
• Enables schools to build more physical activity into the school day.
COST:
• £250
MIDDAY MOTIVATORS
pe LEADERS
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A 6 week curriculum programme designed to develop young people’s leadership and interpersonal skills.
AIMED AT:
• KS2 pupils.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• 6x one hour lessons including topics such as: communication, coaching and officiating.
• PE Leaders resource.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Develops pupils’ leadership and skills.
• Develops children’s confidence and selfesteem.
• Inspires a new generation of coaches.
COST:
• £250
To provide Midday Supervisors with resources and strategies to enhance lunchtime experiences for both staff and students, while also supporting their wellbeing.
AIMED AT:
• Midday Supervisors.
• Play leaders.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• The training session lasts for 3 hours and includes both theoretical knowledge and practical strategies to support Midday Supervisors in managing lunchtime effectively.
• We would recommend that the sessions can be conducted in a three-hour block or divided into two one and half hour sessions.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Supports the Midday Supervisor team to help make lunchtimes fun and effective.
• Increases knowledge on behaviour management.
• Provides new, fun and easy game examples.
• Fosters a positive environment and builds rapport through team building and group work.
• Development plan for the Midday Supervisors.
COST:
• £500
live it Healthy
Lifestyle Programme
Schools can signpost their families to Live IT throughout the year.
AIMED AT:
• Young people aged 5 to 17 with a BMI above the 85th centile.
• Children who are registered to a Derby GP practice.
WHAT IT INCLUDES:
• Access to after school community sessions at various locations around Derby for a year.
• 1 to 1 support as part of regular health reviews.
• Free swimming for participants and discounted family swimming sessions.
KEY OUTCOMES:
• Supporting children and their families to manage their weight by improving fitness, nutrition and self-esteem.
COST:
• Free
LIVE IT WAS THE CATALYST TO HER GETTING INVOLVED IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. NOW IT’S CONSTANT! parent
year 1 offer
The Active School Programme is unique in that it not only supports schools with delivering a whole school approach to physical activity and healthy lifestyles over a year but also provides targeted support for children who are overweight or obese through our child weight management programme Live IT. The programme is delivered over a full school year.
Phase one
jun TO jul
Baseline assessments across the school:
• Height, weight and fitness measured.
‘Active School’ assembly to launch the programme and an Active Challenge set for the children.
Phase two
sept to dec
Staff meeting (practical training session) - Active Learning Ideas for across the curriculum.
Universal Daily Physical Activity programmes:
• Active Learning, Rammie’s Daily Mile, Lunchtime Games sessions and resources.
Interventions:
• Rammie’s Healthy Heroes lunchtime club - a healthy lifestyle programme for targeted pupils who are overweight and/or inactive (eight weeks).
• Physical Literacy Year 2+: for targeted pupils with poor physical development.
Phase three
nov to mar
• Continuation of Universal Daily Physical Activity programmes.
• Access to the Live IT programme: to support children from Rammie’s Healthy Heroes lunch club, who are overweight, and their families (one-year support).
• End of February: second assessments across the school to measure impact.
Phase four
apr to jun
• Data analysed and fed back to schools.
• Outcomes for sport premium reporting identified.
• Next steps identified.
ongoing
• Support and planning meetings with Active School manager.
• Parent workshops/ events linked to the Live IT programme.
• Access to other programmes from DCCT Super Schools.
Key outcomes
• The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity.
• Improved fitness and physical development.
• Pupils identified as overweight move onto the child weight management programme.
• The profile of PE and sport being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement.
• Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in delivering physical activity.
• Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils.
• Increased knowledge and understanding of the importance of physical activity and healthy eating.
• Improved parents’ knowledge and confidence to support their children to move more and eat well.
Cost
• Free - funded by public health for 6 Derby City schools each year.
year 2 offer
Only available to schools that have successfully completed Year 1 of the Active School Programme
Phase one
jun TO jul
• Reports on the impact of the Active School programme fed back to schools.
• Plans for next academic year shared with schools.
Phase Two
Sept to Dec
Autumn 1
• Active school assembly to re-launch programme, set an Active challenge. Remind children already attending Live IT to come back.
Intervention:
• Rammie’s Healthy Heroes lunchtime club – Live IT begins again.
• Physical Literacy Year 2+ assessments
• Parent information session Live IT – follows NCMP letters going out. New children signed up to lunch club. Taster session offered for children interested at club already running in school (Autumn or Spring term)
Autumn 2 onwards
Universal:
• Early years offer: Rammie’s Little Movers runs in school for all reception pupils
• Healthy eating offer: Rammie’s Munch and Crunch for one KS1 year group and one KS2 year group + Parent workshop
• Oral Health offer: Look after your smile - whole school assembly and workshops for targeted year groups.
Phase three
jan onwards
Targeted
• Live IT club continues, new children signed on by March.
• Physical Literacy intervention running in school.
• Parent information session Live IT – follows NCMP letters going out. New children signed up to lunch club. Taster session offered for children interested at club already running in school.
phase four
march onwards
• Data analysed and fed back to schools.
• Outcomes for Sport premium reporting identified.
• Next steps identified.
ongoing
• Termly support and planning meetings with DCCT Active school team.
• Year 2 Active Schools –Healthy eating/wellbeing focus.
Cost
• Free - funded by public health for 6 Derby City schools each year.
Key outcomes
As well as the year one outcomes plus the following:
• Support for the physical development early learning goals for gross and fine motor skills
• Support for the literacy comprehension early learning goals
• Increasing confidence of staff to deliver health education and support their pupils and families with a healthy lifestyle
• Support for pupils and families with good Oral health in particular:
1. Understanding the importance of dental health and oral hygiene
2. Being aware of the importance of a healthy diet on teeth.
3. Having some skills and strategies to look after their teeth.
DELIVERY (e.g. 2:15pm3:15pm)
SCHOOL CLUBS (e.g. 3:30pm4:30pm) we will work with individual schools to shape a bespoke programme to suit your needs. Select programmes from the menu to build your own timetable to suit your school. you can extend your enhanced package to include morning curriculum delivery.
DELIVERY (e.g. 1:15pm2:15pm)
CLUBS (e.g. 12:30pm1:00pm)
If you’d like support with shaping your timetable please get in touch with richard.mansfield@dcct.co.uk
