unit 3 - sports organisation and development

Question 1

what are the three different types of organisations ?

Answer 1

national levels (DCMS), national governing bodies (RFU), regional organisations (CIMPSA)

Question 2

what are the three departments under the UK government?

Answer 2

department for culture, media and sport (DCMS)
department for health
department for education and skills (DfES)

Question 3

what comes under the DCMS ?

Answer 3

sports England

UK sport

Question 4

what comes under the DfES ?

Answer 4

school sport

Question 5

what are the aims of the DCMS ?

Answer 5

• be innovative and attract visitors
• conjunction with DfE - funds sport England
• promotes participation from ages 14-25
• expanding school games providing opportunities for school children to play competitively.

Question 6

what is the aim of the department for health ?

Answer 6

• enhance quality of life for longer
• recognize importance of sport and exercise in chronic disease management.
• trains staff in sport medicine
• supports NHS (UK)

Question 7

what are the aims of the DfES ?

Answer 7

• be responsibly for english education and childrens services.
• work along-side different departments,
• be involved in initiatives outlined in DCMS section.

Question 8

what is the DCMS key role ?

Answer 8

play a part in UK sports development and supporting activities to benefit local communities.

Question 9

how do the DCMS demonstrate their key role?

Answer 9

collaborating between ranges of groups including local authorities (councils), national governing bodies(NGBs) and facility providers.
overseen by UK sport and Sport England.

Question 10

what is the DCMS also responsible for ?

Answer 10

creating legacy - something left behind from events

EG - 2012 olympics leaving legacy of the olympic stadium in london.

Question 11

what are the NGBS responsible for ?

Answer 11

managing a particular sport.
has expert knowledge of its particular sport.
usually independent and self-appointed
seek to develop governance, commercial partnerships and legal issues with sport england.

Question 12

examples of sports and their NGBs ?

Answer 12

football - FA
rugby - Rugby football union (RFU)
basketball - British Basketball
gymnastics - British Gymnastics
netball - England Netball

Question 13

examples of sports and their international governing body?

Answer 13

basketball - international basketball federation
hockey - international hockey federation
football - union of European football association (UEFA)
gymnastics - international gymnastics federation

Question 14

any world governing bodies ?

Answer 14

football - Federation international football association(FIFA)

Question 15

ways to increase participation in sport ?

Answer 15

• introduce promotial campaigns (ADVERTS)
• sharing good practice (COACHING GUIDES)
• help implement competitions of sports into schools.
• help implement competitions with communities.
• networking (FUNDING)

Question 16

the difference between rules and regulations?

Answer 16

rule - happens within game (handball)

regulations - set up before game(weight of equipment)

Question 17

what is the DCMS role when establishing the Rules and Regulation?

Answer 17

underprinted by the royal charter - including providing programmes and facilities to manage drug misuse.

Question 18

NGBS and rules/regulations

Answer 18

they set them as well as anti doping, equality and diversity, safeguarding, discipline, complaints, bulling and harassment.

Question 19

what is the national disability sports organisation responsible for ?

Answer 19

expansion and marketing of sporting opportunities for specific disability groups.

Question 20

examples of national disability sports organistaions ?

Answer 20

• UK deaf sport
• British blind sport
• dwarf sports association
• cerebral palsy sport
• limb power
• special Olympics great britian

Question 21

what is the role of the national lottery ?

Answer 21

engages with 12 funders who then decide the projects they want to receive lottery funding. also have partnerships to help fund olympic/paralympic sport via sport england.

Question 22

examples of organisations which should receive funding ?

Answer 22

sports england

sport northern island

Question 23

role of sport england ?

Answer 23

help develop lifeong engagement in sport and gets people involved in activities providing oppostunities.

Question 24

aims of sport england ?

Answer 24

• increase number of people with lifelong sporting habit
• create more opportunities for younger generation.
• identify and develop talent ( rack and field events)
• provide most appropriate facilities in best locations.

Question 25

role of uk sport ?

Answer 25

invests national lottery and government funding into olympic and paralympic sport to help athletes achieve their full MEDAL WINNING POTENTIAL no direct input into school or community sport programmes.

Question 26

role of sport and recreational alliance ?

Answer 26

its a TRADE ASSOCIATION for sport and recreation government and resresentative bodies. represents 320 members such as FA, RFU and UK used to be known as central council for PE.

Question 27

role of county sports partnerships ?

Answer 27

operates in England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. provides single contact point for different events and activities. provide coordination marketing and communication activity.

Question 28

role of local councils ?

Answer 28

work with partnerships such as sport england, scotland, northern ireland and wales. ireland promote quality and quantity along with developing joint movement opportunities. work with NGBS to work towards common goals.

Question 29

youth sports trust

Answer 29

independent charity - aiming to positively change the lives of young people via sports. done by helping schools provide good PE sessions.

Question 30

association for physical activity

Answer 30

only physical education subject association in UK. Provides professional development, journals, employment opportunities, insurance cover, H&S and legal support.

Question 31

chartered institution for management of sport and physical activity

Answer 31

professional development. | provides professionals with leadership and support, training and development opportunities.

Question 32

english federation of diablility sport ( activity reliance)

Answer 32

registered charity supports broad range of organisations to increase involvement of disabled people in sport.

Question 33

what roles and responsibilities do UK sports organisations have ?

Answer 33

developing strategies at grassroots level to encourage lifelong participation. also include developing elite and high performance.

Question 34

what are the main roles for organisations ?

Answer 34

- sports development - setting rules and regulations - organizing events and tournaments - increase participation - education - training coaches - providing funding.

Question 35

what do the British olympic association and international olympic committee do ?

Answer 35

work well together with successes, fairness and have a good working relationship.

Question 36

what do FIFA, UEFA and the FA do ?

Answer 36

dont have a good working relationship due to corruption and unfairness.

Question 37

international governing bodies, committees and federations

Answer 37

non-governmental organisations operating internationally. eg. - summer Olympic international federations - association of international Olympic winter sports development. - association of IOC recognized international sports federation - oversees Olympic movement. IOC = promotes ethnics, helps organisations promote participation FIFA = laws of game, uniting people, not-for-profit organisations.

Question 38

European governing bodies, committees and federations

Answer 38

- European cricket council = promotes games across Europe, supports organisations tournaments, developing coaching (doesn't include England) - European boxing Union = promotes boxing, upholds rules and regulations, protects boxers. - European Union = directorate general for education and culture, produce policies and initiatives to develop sports, boosts skills and employ-ability of the young.