Rutland Leadership Academy 15 th October 2014 Uppingham School.

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Rutland Leadership Academy 15 th October 2014 Uppingham School

Welcome to the Academy! Icebreakers What is a Young Ambassador? Overview of your role Roles and Responsibilities Focus groups Reward and recognition scheme Key dates Stash

They are great role models!! What is a role model? - a person who someone admires and whose behaviour they try to copy.

Role Models Leaders Influence and inspire others

Bronze Young Ambassadors Secondary School Primary School Silver Young Ambassador Delivering Playmakers award to peers Creating ideas to influence peers at school. Lead a leadership academy session on Olympic values. KS1 Multi- skills Festival 7 th July

Bronze Young Ambassador role Roles and responsibilities: To increase participation in PE, and promote healthy lifestyles in their school. To be an ambassador and role model, advocating PE and school sport. To promote the Olympic and Paralympic values. To be the young people’s voice on PE and school sport in their school.

Playmakers You will be given: Logbook Fun activity ideas Would you be prepared to: Give up some of your lunchtimes Help to organise games & activities for younger children in the playground Be responsible for handing out & collecting in play equipment Help to make your playground a safe & happy place to play

How will this help you become a better leader? Developing your leadership skills by transferring them into the playground, setting up activities during lunchtimes. An ideas booklet will be provided. Log your volunteering into your log book. Describing what went well and what challenges you faced. After a couple of weeks you hopefully will feel more confident to lead activities on your own.

Silver Young Ambassador role Roles and Responsibilities To increase participation in PE, and promote healthy lifestyles in their school. To be an ambassador and role model, advocating PE and school sport. To promote the Olympic and Paralympic values. To be the young people’s voice on PE and school sport, in their school.

Student-led leadership. On the 11 th of February ALL of you will be leading the session on the Olympic and Paralympic values to the Bronze young ambassadors.

FOCUS GROUPS

Reward and Recognition Scheme This is a way to celebrate, showcase and share the positive impact of the school sport games, with the opportunity to win prizes!! What you need to do: Register your school Add your school games date Start blogging!!! Example: plans of intra-school competitions.

What’s coming up 17 th December: School Sport Organising Crews and School Sports organising committee 11 th February: Olympic and Paralympic values; led by Silver Young ambassadors. 18 th March: Golden mile mentor programme 20 th May: Planning for the KS1 Multi-skills festival 7 th July: KS1 Multi-skills Festival!!