Unit 3 - LO1 Flashcards
(16 cards)
What is the department of culture, media and sport (DCMS)?
- funds sports to improve opportunity
- participation and economic growth in sport
- it has the aim of enhancing British culture
What is the department of health?
- The department of health is interested and involved in the health benefits of exercise.
- They do this to help people live a better quality of life.
What is the department for education?
- Primarily the department for education are responsible for the development of sport within schools and all education settings.
What does the department of culture, media and sport do (DCMS)?
- encourage life-long participation in sport
- promote major sporting events in the UK
- provides more opportunities for competitive sport
What does the department of health do?
- trains staff in sport and exercise medicine
- encourages life-long participation in sport
- promotes exercise and health related campaigns such as the couch to 5k
What does the department for education do?
- promotes PE as a vital part of the school curriculum
- encourages life-long participation in sport
- promotes careers in sport through education.
What are other organisations involved in sport?
- National Disability Sports Organisation (NDSOs)
- National Lottery
- Sports England
- UK Sport
- Sport and Recreational Alliance
- County Sport Partnership
- Local Councils
- Youth Sports Trust
- Association for PE
- Chartered Institute for the Managment of Sport and Physical Activity (CIMSPA)
- English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS)
What are National Governing Bodies?
- They are organisations, they have the soul responsibility for one sport only.
- Every sport has a different NGB in each country
- NGB’s are responsible for grass root level sports as well as elite level sports.
- Examples = Swim England for swimming, the FA for football, and UK Athletics for athletics.
What are the roles and responsibilities of National Governing Bodies (NGB’s)? (TREAT FOP)
- T = training of officials and coaches
- R = Setting rules and regulations
- E = Providing education for elite athletes
- A = Raising awareness of sport
- T = Developing talent and helping to support national elite teams
- F = Distributing funding and administration
- O = Organising competitions, tournaments and events
- P = increasing participation and sports development
What are three European governing bodies?
- Netball Europe
- European Gymnastics
- Badminton Europe
What are three International governing bodies?
- International Olympic Commitee (IOC)
- World Triathlon
- FIFA (football)
What does the European Union aim to do?
- they aim to develop initiatives
- promotes sport and physical activity across Europe
The European Union runs the Erasmus program, what are their aims?
- Increase physical activity
- Promote health
- Boost skills and employability of young people
- Promote social inclusion equality
What are the roles and responsibilities of International Governing Bodies?
- Encourages world-wide participation
- help to plan and organise major tournaments
- create and regulate rules of the sport
- promote equality
- break down barriers and promote world unity
- promote fair play and values
- tackle drug use
What are the positive interactions for the UK sport FA?
- the international organistaion is FIFA/UEFA
- it was hosted in Euro 1996
Positives: - financial benefits from tourism
- sporting clubs and organisations
- increased sporting employment levels
What are the negative interactions of the UK Sport FA?
- International organisation is the UEFA/FIFA
- it was hosted in the Euro 2020
Negatives: - behaviour of the UK fans
- worse treatment of genuine UK sporting fans
