Plans
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ASA South West Synchronised Swimming Development Plan 2009 - 2010
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- click to download all 2009/10 discipline plans (diving, open water, swimming, synchronised swimming and water polo) and unzip the file or
- click below to download the synchronised swimming plan
websynchro.doc 42.00 kB
ASA South West Water Polo Development Plan 2009 - 2010
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- click to download all 2009/10 discipline plans (diving, open water, swimming, synchronised swimming and water polo) and unzip the file or
- click below to download the water polo plan
webwpolo.doc 112.00 kB
ASA South West Open Water Development Plan 2009 - 2010
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- click to download all 2009/10 discipline plans (diving, open water, swimming, synchronised swimming and water polo) and unzip the file or
- click below to download the open water swimming plan
webow.doc 55.50 kB
ASA South West Diving Development Plan 2009 - 2010
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- click to download all 2009/10 discipline plans (diving, open water, swimming, synchronised swimming and water polo) and unzip the file or
- click below to download the diving plan
webdiving.doc 50.50 kB
ASA South West Swimming Development Plan 2009 - 2010
You can
- click to download all 2009/10 discipline plans (diving, open water, swimming, synchronised swimming and water polo) and unzip the file or
- click below to download the swimming plan
webswimming.xls 36.00 kB
ASA South West Region Discipline Development Plans 2009/10
Download and unzip file below for details of plans for diving, open water, swimming, synchronised swimming and water polo
webdiving.zip 53.05 kB
Sport England launch Higher Education and Community Sport Partnership Plan
As part of its target to get one million people doing more sport, Sport England believes that 300,000 of the participants could come from across the further and higher education sectors. Since the launch of its 2008-11 Strategy, Sport England has worked with British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS) and the wider sector to develop a closer relationship.
Sport England is building a new and meaningful partnership with higher education, embedding it as a key partner in the development of a world leading community sport system.
Working Document - Activities, Key Performance Indicators and Affiliation Fees
The document available for download below is a summary compiled by Alison Usher, Regional Director, ASA South West Region of proposed income / expenditure relating to delivery of programmes in the south west which are aligned with ASA strategy.
The Region currently has a mismatch between its income levels and desired forward budgets to deliver programmes, including those requested by elected discipline representatives. Earlier this year, ASA SW Technical Committees were asked to review their budget submissions and as a result, some development activities have sadly had to be postponed or curtailed.
The Finance Working Group noted that the Region's affiliation fees, currently made up of a universal £1 fee per member and £40 fee per club, have progressively fallen well behind those collected in other regions. In fact it is difficult these days to think of any sustainable annual service that only costs £1, around the cost daily newspaper / milk etc. The impact of such affiliation fees elsewhere is enabling increased or sustained development activity to take place.
The Finance Working Group believed it would help to try and identify how the different regional asa categories benefits were weighted within proposed spending to see if a universal fee across all categories was still appropriate, or whether flexibility on the fee per category could serve the Membership better going forward.
The embedded powerpoint presentation given to the Members Forum and proposed budgets demonstrate that either
- staged increases in affilation fees will be necessary providing corresponding deficits and underspend are carefully managed, and / or
- some programmes or activities may need to be cutback accordingly.
At current regional club and affiliation fee levels, deficits against proposed spending would be around £40,868 in 2009/10, £50,601 in 2010/11, £65,516 in 2011/12 and £76,568 in 2012/13.
For example progressively raising regional club and category 1/2/3 fees to
- £50 and £2 / £3 / £1.50 (reduces deficit to £15,026)
- £60 and £2.50 / £4 / £2 (reduces deficit to £9,608)
- £70 and £3 / £4.50 / £2.50 (reduces deficit to £3,906)
The County Treasurers, Finance Working Group, Board representatives will be considering options for the best way forward prior to Annual Council.
KPIsandcosts.doc 171.00 kB
Tools for Success
Tools for Success online self-assessment tool, developed by Cass Centre for Charity Effectiveness. It asks some big questions to help identify key areas where you already meet the basics for sustainability and those where you need to do more work.
On completion, you can print a report listing all your findings and giving advice on areas to be strengthened. Click here to start
Healthy Weight, Healthy Lives: A toolkit for developing local strategies
Click to download a new toolkit intended as a resource to help those working at local level to plan, coordinate and implement comprehensive strategies to prevent and manage overweight and obesity by building physical activity into our lives. It focuses on multi-sector partnership approaches. Although specifically tailored for England, much of the information and guidance in the toolkit applies equally to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
The toolkit and updates can be downloaded from www.heartforum.org.uk or www.fph.org.uk or www.dh.gov.uk.
These websites provide up-to-date information about developments in the area of overweight and obesity.