- A joint partnership between the Youth Sport Trust, Sport
England and Sports leaders UK. It is facilitated by the
School Sports Partnerships and the Lincolnshire Sports Partnership
team, with support from the National Governing Bodies of
Sport.
- A programme which focuses on giving young people aged
14 to 19 the chance to become involved in sports leadership
and volunteering that will continue into later life.
- The programme involves 5 stages, which give young people
the necessary skills, knowledge and qualifications to engage
in leadership and volunteering in a variety of sports.
- Step into Sport builds on existing structures and programmes
such as the Level one Award in Sports Leadership (JSLA)
and the Level 2 Award in Community Sports Leadership (CSLA),
to encourage and generate greater volume links between schools
and clubs.
- It forms one of the eight strands of the government’s
Physical Education, School Sport and Club Links (PESSCL)
Strategy, which aims to enhance participation in sport among
5 to 16 year olds.
If you are aged between 14 and 19 you can gain volunteering
experience by being involved in the Step into Sport Programme.
Step into Sport is part of the Government’s PE, School
Sport and Club Links (PESSCL) strategy.
To find out more about Volunteering for Step into Sport click
here
To find useful resources click
here
To find useful contacts click
here
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