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Mr Keast – Director of Sport |
Stacey Brewin – Senior Community Multi Skills Coach |
Mrs Patel – Sports College Secretary |
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Jamie Reynolds – Sports Development Officer |
James Roche – PE & Sport Project Officer |
Partnership Development Manager
Sarah Lansdowne
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We are based in the Sports College Office which is at the top of the school near the Connexions Office!
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Crown Hills gained the Specialist Sports College Status in 2004 and as a Specialist Sports College, we will be able to make a real difference to the lives of people within our school, our family of schools and our host community. We intend to improve educational standards in general and within PE and Sport in particular, raise awareness and improve understanding in terms of health and active lifestyles, focus on inclusion and the development of community well-being.
What’s going on within Crown Hills at the moment?
The Sports College is running a number of projects at the moment…
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Healthy Lifestyles
Girls in all year groups can take part in the Healthy Lifestyles Project that is run with the LEC on Mondays and Tuesdays. The sessions include Fitness Suite time, Nutrition Workshops and Street Dance! |
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Step into Sport
Step into Sport is a volunteering programme that encourages students to volunteer in their chosen sport within their local community. Some students have already attended TOP Link Festivals which teaches them how to successfully lead a sports festival.
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Sports Leadership
There are many leadership opportunities available at Crown Hills. We offer the Award in Sports Leadership (JSL) to selected students in year 11, we run a Junior Football Organisers Course (JFO) and there are other Leadership Opportunities in specific sports such as Badminton and Basketball. We are also piloting cross curricular leadership courses in Maths and Modern Foreign Languages (MFL).
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