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  Highlights: * Jen Wilks Interview * Sportivate Funding

* Junior Gym * Evesham Swimming Club is 100 years old!

Sportivate Funding As part of the Olympic legacy and in the build up to the London 2012 Games, Wychavon District Council could have a fantastic funding opportunity for you! Working with the Sports Partnership Herefordshire and Worcestershire, Wychavon have been successful in attracting a 2^nd year of Sport England ‘Sportivate’ funding.   £8,500 has been set aside for sport clubs, schools, youth clubs, uniformed groups and other community organisations to run sports projects from April 2012 to March 2013 To qualify for the funding the sports projects must target residents aged between 14 and 25 in the Wychavon area. They must also offer six weeks of high quality sports and activity sessions that will inspire teenagers and young adults to want to sign up and commit to more sport in the future. This programme is all about choice, a choice to try something different and give it a go. Sports and activities on offer in year 1 included Equestrian, Bell-boating, Zumba, Windsurfing, Ice Skating and Curling plus many more. Mark Williams, Sports Development Officer, said: “We recognise the valuable contribution that sporting activities can bring to the health and wellbeing of the community. We also recognise that funding may be an issue in creating new and innovative sports projects.  So if you have an exciting project that fits the bill then this could be the ideal opportunity for you to get it up and running.” If you have a project in mind and would like more information then please contact Laura Barnard before the 2nd Dec 2011 to receive an expression of interest form. i T: 01386 565497 E: laura.barnard@wychavon.gov.uk
An Interview with Jen Wilks, Club & Volunteer Development Officer for the Sports Partnership Herefordshire and Worcestershire What does your job entail? Working with local authorities, care trusts, volunteers and 1,300 clubs across 3 districts and assisting with club development, funding and capacity control. What have you been up to this week? Attended a sports development network meeting with all key partners updating on our progress and how we would like to move forward. Also, been meeting with clubs and exhibiting at University of Worcestershire fresher’s fare to give information to students and encourage them to sign up to volunteer. What projects are you working on so far? Sport Makers - Running from 31st October 2011 till March 2012, Sport Makers has been launched across the country as part of the Olympic Legacy. Locally, its aim is to link volunteers with opportunities in sport across Herefordshire and Worcestershire. To become a Sport Maker you would attend a workshop and take part in volunteering in sport locally. Did you study at University and if so, what course? I studied Sport Development at Sheffield Hallam University Are you out of the office a lot? If so, is that difficult to manage? Yes. I manage it with my Filofax, workbook and to-do list book (to mention a few!). I like to be very organised! Do you take part in any volunteer work? Yes, I volunteer at Worcester Hockey Club as a coach for juniors. Do you find that networking with people comes naturally to you? Yes, I talk for England! If you had any tips for networking successfully, what would they be? Be open and honest about your aims and objectives and don’t spread yourself too thin. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? And why? New York - living ‘the sex and the city’ lifestyle! If you could work in partnership with anyone who would it be? Sir Alan Sugar because he is business minded, straight to the point and gets results. Likes Food – especially Ben & Jerrys ice cream, laughing, hot weather, hockey, shopping, sleep and being with friends, family and my boyfriend. Dislikes Arrogant people, rain, hangovers, lack of sleep & bad drivers! Hobbies: Hockey, friends, travelling, holidays & the gym. Favourite films: The Holiday, Taken & The Lord of the Rings Trilogy. If you were an animal, what would you be and why? A monkey because they are probably the animal version of me; fun loving, cheeky & unpredictable. Can you tell us an interesting/random fact about yourself? My right thumb is freckly and pale yet the other one isn’t! i Jennifer Wilks T: 01905 542035 E: j.wilks@worc.ac.uk W: www.morethansport.com
Become a Sport Maker! In a recent poll on the Sport Partnership, Herefordshire and Worcestershire website, 78% of you told them you had been unsuccessful in getting tickets to the London 2012 Olympic Games.  If you were one of them, then don't despair as there is more than one way to be a part of London 2012 and the legacy of The Olympic Games... The Sports Partnership are looking for people like you to help them spread the magic of the Olympic and Paralymic Games far and wide across the two counties.   They would like to invite you to become a Sport Maker - one of 40,000 people nationally to bring sport and the spirit and values of The Games to life in a local community setting. Becoming a Sport Maker is easy and you don't have to be 'super fit and sporty' to get involved. The programme is your chance to create your own piece of Olympic history and make sport happen in your local community.  For more information on what Sport Makers is and how you can get involved, visit our website at www.morethansport.com/sportmakers Or if you already know what the programme is about and want to sign up, then head straight over to www.sportmakers.co.uk to register your details. i Jennifer Wilks T: 01905 542035 E: j.wilks@worc.ac.uk W: www.morethansport.com
Promoting Local Sport yoursportpages.com and TOUCH FM believe reward and recognition plays a huge part in raising awareness of local sport and encouraging youngsters to participate. So they have come together so that local teams and clubs and anyone else who is involved with grassroots sport can raise their profile and have their news read out live on air. To get your news mentioned on live radio (four news bulletins daily) to over 800,000 listeners all you have to do is upload your news onto yoursportpages.com and they'll do the rest. It's FREE, it's easy to use, it raises the clubs/teams profile and with all that free publicity it should make life a little easier when looking for that all important sponsorship. i Sarah Diston T: 07813 810533 E: sarahdiston@yoursportpages.com W: www.yoursportpages.com
Super Sailing Success In partnership with the Royal Yachting Association, Wychavon District Council ‘Sport Unlimited’ funding inspired 24 young people from local schools to try their hand at Sailing. As a result of the project at least 10 young people have been sailing at Upton Warren Sailing Club ever since and one participant even went on to win a number of trophies at the Worcestershire School Sailing Association's summer regatta. Tom Davenport ‘Onboard Development Officer’ said: One pupil, Seb Andrews from Wiiton Middle School, has just represented Worcestershire in his first National Championships!! He's developing into a really good little sailor, definitely a success of the system!’ ‘With the support we received from Mark Williams (Sports Development Officer) and the funding from Wychavon this project has made significant impact on sailing in the local area and the club at Upton Warren’.    i W: www.rya.org.uk E: tom.davenport@rya.org.uk
London 2012 – The Get Set network Become a member of a special London 2012 community – the Get Set network – and be recognised and rewarded for all the work you have done around the Olympic and Paralympic Values. The Olympic Values: · Friendship · Excellence · Respect The Paralympic Values: · Courage · Determination · Inspiration · Equality Get Set is the official London 2012 education programme for schools, colleges and local authority education providers across the UK. Their website offers a huge range of opportunities and resources targeted at 3-19 year olds. You’ll find a whole range of flexible, interactive learning resources designed to get you thinking about the Olympic and Paralympic Values and the London 2012 Games – with games, fact sheets, films, news articles and much more. Register with the programme to receive access to even more resources and opportunities, a monthly newsletter and the chance to join the Get Set network and be rewarded and recognised for your school/college work. The network is made up of learning providers who are demonstrably living one or more of the Olympic and Paralympic values and are committed to integrating these values into their whole school development planning and ethos. i W:www.getset.london2012.com
Evesham Swimming Club - 100 years old! Evesham Swimming Club has celebrated its 100th Birthday this year, and recently held an Intra Club Gala at Evesham Leisure Centre. The evening was a competition between "Girls and Boys". On the night they had two girls teams and one boys team made up of around 80 swimmers ranging from 8 years old to over 50's! The races were keenly contested, and only one point separated the girls teams, with the "Deakin" team being declared the winners. All of the swimmers received commemorative medals that were provided by Accountants Crowe Clark Whitehill who sponsored the evening. Evesham Swimming Club always welcome new members of all age groups. They have a range of squads that will cater for those swimmers who wish to swim competiveley, or those seeking to develop their fitness, or support other supporting activities. Come along on a Monday evening to Evesham Leisure Centre and meet the coaches. i E: Escswim@verginmedia.com W:www.eveshamswimmingclub.co.uk	The winning Captain Katie Wright receiving the trophy from new chair Ian Perry
Rounders England Rounders England are currently working to attract more people to play their sport. Here is just a taster of what they are currently working on: Clubs - Reshaping their approach to club development to offer a range of environments. This will see Rounders England move away from STAR centres and focus on an infrastructure that caters for a wider range of participants. Higher Education - Supporting universities to encourage more students to play Rounders. During 2011-2012 they will work with a total of nine universities. Indoor Rounders - Rounders England are committed to support participation throughout the year and understand the cost of indoor facilities can sometimes be prohibitive. To assist clubs in initiating participation throughout the winter, they have allocated a development budget to support. Competition - Rounders England are supporting ‘School Games’, the government’s policy on school sport. The programme will look to encourage more young people to compete to their ‘Personal Best’ with access being made available to all young people. Rounders England have been invited to be involved in School Games to define their offer between September and December 2011 and to be deliver by January 2012. i T: 01142 480357 E: enquiries@roundersengland.co.uk
Indoor Bowling Facilities Although the outdoor bowling season has now closed, Littleton bowling club are fortunate to have two indoor bowling rinks. If any Bowling Club or other organisation wishes to hire one or both rinks they are available to hire at very reasonable rates through until approximately the end of March. They could open the bar too if it is within our licencing hours. i Chris Winnett, Contact/Fixtures Co-ordinator T: 01386 831282

Wychavon Wellbeing Wychavon Wellbeing is an activity referral programme which is aimed at treating people who are experiencing Asthma, Diabetes, Mild Depression, and Mild to Moderate Arthritis, Obesity, Osteoporosis, Poor Mobility, Stable Hypertension and Stress. Wychavon Wellbeing runs at all of our leisure centres – Evesham, Pershore and Droitwich – with qualified instructors to help at each session. It is a 12 week programme and you can join at any time. Each session is 1.5 hours and as well as exercise information, you will also receive advice on general Wellbeing such as nutrition, walking, smoking and more. In order to join the scheme you MUST get a referral from your GP i Nigel Grungy, Fitness Manager T: 01386 444212 E: nigelg@wychavonleisure.co.uk
Fun2Move Dance If your looking for a fun dance group and great fitness! Fun2move is a new place to come and join in some fun dance! Every Thursday: 3 – 6 years Mini Movers and 7 – 11 years Young Movers! Every Sunday: Creative Contemporary 12 + years and Street Dancers 12 + years. For more information about Fun2move Dance and other Arts contact Laura. i Laura Wright T: 07875171358 E: Fun2move.laura@gmail.com A: New Chawson Barn, New Chawson Lane, Droitwich
Pershore Community Football Just Play Centre Over 16 and want to play football? Fancy a kick about, or playing some different football games? If so the Pershore Community Football Just Play Centre at Pershore High School is the place for you! Session times: Friday 17.45 to 18.45 Friday 17.45 to 18 45 (Women only) Friday 18.45 to 19.45 i W: www.justplay.thefa.com T: 01386 555664
Junior Gym © Pershore Leisure Centre are running a Junior Gym for 12 & 13 year olds which is held 7 days a week from 4:00pm - 5:30pm. Sessions cost only £2.90 yet places are limited (12 people per session). An initial induction is required, so book your place now! i T: 01386 552346 E: info@wychavonleisure.co.uk W: www.wychavonleisure.co.uk
Pershore Pirates Mini and Junior Rugby for under 7’s and under 16’s. 10am at The Rugby Club, Mill Lane, Wyre Piddle, Pershore WR10 2JF i T: 07590380892 A: The Rugby Club, Mill Lane, Wyre Piddle, Pershore WR10 2JF
A "Strictly" Dance Cruise to Norway July 2012 At 'Dance at 8' they do dancing in a big way and they have a very special Dance Cruise for you on Cunard's Queen Victoria. This is not an ordinary Cruise. This is a "Strictly Dance Cruise". This amazing cruise includes an exclusive meet & greet cocktail party & dance workshops with Darren Bennett & Lilia Kopylova along with your own IDTA professional Teachers and former Cruise Director & Social Hostess, Paul & Barbara Pritchard of 'Dance at 8'. Your package will include vouchers which will entitle you to workshops with Darren & Lilia and well as Paul & Barbara, this is exclusive to the Dance at 8 group only and not accessible by the other passengers on-board.  To book or for more information, phone Bespoke Cruise Holidays on 0800  5053086 and quote reference #0712300 (Dance at 8). i T: 01386 556665 W: www.danceat8.com

Evesham Swimming Club Evesham Swimming Club have had an impressive start to the season A group of swimmers from Evesham Swimming Club attended the County development and County sprint meet held at Wolverhampton swimming baths. All swimmers who attended the development meet achieved personal bests:: Naomi Marsden – Achieved a gold medal in the 50 back stroke Amber Rees – Impressive swims with 4 personal bests Casarena Ferreira – a bronze medal for 50 breaststoke. Amelia Lambert – personal best in all 5 of her events. Daniel Haines -personal best in all his events Jamie West - achieved 2 PB’s. At the County sprint meet the swimmers also had some impressive swims: Chloe Golding- won silver for the 100 and 50 backstroke and bronze for 100 fly and a 2 second PB in 100 freestyle and Chloe Mabbett & Molly Hardwick – gained seasons best in all events they entered. Evesham Swimming Club Girls swim to new levels In October, Evesham Girls attended the Memorial gala and out of the 31 swimmers, it was a first time outing for Molly Jones, Heather Castle, Annie Green and Holly Lishman, and a welcome return of Amy Camp. Over 30 PB’s and County qualifying times were achieved and Evesham swimming club placed 3rd overall. The team captain’s Cara Lee and Juliet Biddle both did an excellent job with the younger swimmers, Evesham have 14 swimmers that have already achieving County Qualifying time. i T: 01386 640254 W: www.eveshamswimmingclub.co.uk
Droitwich Club Welcomes Fencers Droitwich Fencing Club began its new season in September and would welcome anyone from the area, young or old, who has either done some fencing before and is thinking of taking it up once again or who wants to try for the first time. The club meets on Tuesdays at Dodderhill School in Droitwich - Juniors from 7-8pm, Seniors 8-10pm The club provide all the safety equipment required (track suit and trainers needed) and BAF Professional coaching is available. Participants can try a sport which has been described as “physical chess” - movement, deception and tactics all being used to defeat your opponent, once the basics have been mastered. Even if you’re not a “competitive” sports person, fencing is great exercise and the sport can be suitable for almost any age – so why not try something different and get fit again after the summer break. Bring a friend too! i E: secretary@droitwichfencing.co.uk W: www.droitwichfencing.co.uk
Bretforton Ladies Hockey Club Would you like to play Hockey? Bretforton Ladies Hockey Club are looking for new members of all abilities aged 13 and above to join their local friendly hockey club. They have 2 ladies teams that are trained by a coach on Wednesdays 7.00pm to 8.30pm at Evesham High School and play league matches on Saturdays. Both teams play to a good standard. The 1st team play in North Division and the 2nd team play in Severn Division 1. They are a club that not only love to play hockey but also enjoy social events organised by their committee such as bike rides, kayaking, X-mas fancy dress parties and much more. So if you or someone you know would like to dust off their hockey boots, improve their skills or take part in a team sport then get in touch. i T: Lisa: 0777 9435303 W:www.bretladieshc.intheteam.com
Evesham Sub Aqua Club Evesham Sub Aqua club are welcoming you to come and join! ESAC meets weekly at Pershore Leisure Centre each Wednesday between 8 and 9pm. In the pool they do SCUBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) training, practice their scuba diving skills, just swim and socialise or catch up on events, planned diving trips and gossip. Prior to starting on a Scuba Diving course, they recommend people arrange for a Try Dive. This entails a “dive” in the swimming pool with scuba equipment with one of the ESAC instructors. A Try Dive can be arranged with any of the committee members – a fee of £10 is made to include entry to the pool. i Tim Jeynes (Chairman) T: 07918 734904 W: www.eveshamsubaqua.co.uk
Pershore Swimming Club In the new swimming season’s first meet 6 members from Pershore’s club competed in Coventry’s Sprint Open Meet with the cumulative times of the four strokes going forward for the top 8 swimmers of each age group to compete in the 200m Individual Medley final. Simon Sweatman (9) qualifyied in 4^th place (5^th in UK). Tazmin Pugh (11) won gold in 2:44.77, becoming the 8^th best long course time in the UK from nearly 600 girls. Joseph Doyle (12) finished 5^th. And Lizzie Vizard finished 4^th which was another fine achievement. 25 members were in action at a County Development Gala setting 63 personal bests and 27 County Champs qualifying times for next March. Simon Sweatman took silver in the 50m breaststroke in a new pb and gold in the 50 fly and 50m back. They are all County Qualifying times (CQT) for the County Championship next February and March. Other pbs were set by William (9) & Benjamin Clarke (11) Josh Sharratt (9) Jack Betteridge (11) Christopher Vizard (9) Owen Leeks; Callum Sanderson; Maisy Robertson; Isobella Woodcock; Isobel Cumming; Makenzie Christys; Emily Burton Daisy Tolley; Ella Spencer and Louise Hird. In the County Youth Development Sprints six members achieved 19 county qualifying times (CQT) and 29 personal bests (pbs). Angus and Drew Jones set pbs in nearly all their events whilst Harry Sykes (13) medaled in 3 events setting 6 new CQT’s. Joseph Doyle (11) set three twelve year old qualifying times in the 50m free and 100m IM. Ashley Gribble (14) achieved 32.40 in the 50m free and a pb in the 100m free. Lizzie Vizard (12) again was supreme with three pb’s and three CQT’s. Any budding swimmers can contact the club for a free trial. i T: 07968429112 E: iankpugh.books@virgin.net	Head Coach Tom Naughton with some of the club who competed at the Coventry Sprints & 200m IM.
Pershore Tennis Player wins Majorcan Open Veteran’s Title Following his success in winning his first Open Men’s singles title in Bristol, Pershore Tennis Centre coach, Mark Rowe, has gone on to win an international seniors doubles title. Alongside doubles partner Alec Allen (Lincolnshire), Rowe won the Grade 1 ITF Over 45s Majorcan Seniors Open Championships Title, at Font de sa Cala, Majorca.  Playing on slow clay courts in temperatures of more than 35 degrees, the two Englishmen needed all the energy they could muster to win the title. Receiving a bye in the 1st round, they then beat Austrian pair Werner Zeilinger and Thomas Lorenz 6,0 6,4. In the semi-final they beat the fellow British pairing of Peter Stewart, and Anthony Marchetti 6,3 6,1,and in the final, Rowe and Allen beat Girts Dzelde (Latvia) and Walter Brodbeck (Germany) 6,2 6,3. Rowe said "For me and Alec to win an International doubles title at the highest veterans level of Grade 1, is a huge achievement, also knowing that one of our doubles opponents (Dzelde) used to partner Kafelnikov on occasions, makes it an even better win. We are really happy".  Mark is available for lessons at Pershore Tennis Centre, you can call the number below to book. The Centre offers an extensive coaching and social play programme for all ages and abilities and has the largest junior membership of any club in Hereford and Worcestershire. i T:01386 556677 W: www.pershoretennis.co.uk	Winners Ceremony - L to R - Mark Rowe, Alec Allen, Helge Albrecht (tournament organiser) Walter Brodbeck and Girts Dzelde.

Disability Workshop Are you and/or your club ready for someone with a physical or learning disability to participate?   Are you/your coaches comfortable with adapting session plans to accommodate the needs of participants with a disability? Sign up for the Inclusive Coaching: Disability workshop in Redditch on Thursday 24 November 2011 and you will: Develop the knowledge and confidence to create an inclusive environment for people of all abilities in any coaching environment Understand the basics around player pathway and classification in disability sport to ensure your disabled participants can be fully supported along an appropriate competition pathway. Be able to make the appropriate modifications, adaptions and progressions to a planned session to include all participants. Know where to go for further disability sport-specific information. This workshop is part practical and part theoretical.  Disabled participants will join a section of the course so that you can implement your coaching skills and you should come prepared to deliver a simple training drill to a small group. The course runs for three hours from 6.30pm and costs just £22/28 per person.  Places are limited so book online today to secure your space. Many other courses are available and which you can book online. i T: 01905 855498 W: www.morethansport.com
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Sports Aid SportsAid is a charity for sports people. They help the next generation of British sporting talent to succeed. Since 1976, when the charity was first established, SportsAid has given financial support and recognition to talented young sportsmen and women when they need it the most – at the start of their journey to international success. They are the first organisation to recognise their talent, often when their parents are their only sponsors. By raising money in the name of sport, for the benefit of sport, they ensure Britain’s young sports stars have the backing they need to reach the same heights. SportsAid has distributed more than £30 million to athletes throughout Britain and gives around 2,000 awards every year. SportsAid is also responsible for the Government-backed Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme, or TASS, which helps talented young sports people to balance academic life and performance sport. i W:www.sportsaid.org.uk T: 020 7273 1975
Healthy Hearts Grants Are you a sports club or organisation that would like to be involved in running a project to actively promote heart health? Is so, Heart Research UK are offering healthy heart grants of up to £10,000 for new, original and innovation projects. Projects that aim to help to prevent, or reduce, the risk of heart disease in specific groups or communities. Since the start of our Healthy Heart Grant programme Heart research UK have funded over £1 million exciting projects around the UK; from cycling projects for the visually impaired to circus skills workshops for teenagers. There are two rounds each year, one in May and one in November. Applications for the May round can be submitted during January and February with a closing date of 28th February 2012. i W: www.heartresearch.org.uk/grants/healthyheartgrant
EDF Energy’s Green Fund Is your organisation looking to save energy? If so it maybe worth looking into EDF Energy’s green fund grants for help. The Green Fund is made up of a small premium that EDF Green Tariff customers pay, EDF match these contributions and use it to help support renewable energy projects across England, Scotland and Wales. Applications are now open to community, non-profit, charitable and educational organisations across the UK. The Fund offers grants of up to £30,000 to help cover the cost of renewable energy technology that can be used to produce green energy from the sun, wind, water, wood and other renewable sources. The next deadline for applications is the 28th February 2012 so be prepared and start filling in your forms now. i W:www.edfenergy.com/products-services/for-your-home/our-services/green-energy-fund.shtml
The Joanna Brown Trust The Joanna Brown Trust’s aim is to encourage involvement in sport. To provide people with an opportunity to experience sport and excel in it. 100% of all the money we receive through donations goes directly to our cause and sporting projects. Grant Schemes The Joanna Brown Trust provides talented young athletes from across the UK with financial support to help them excel in their chosen sports. To learn about the current grants supported by The Joanna Brown Trust please click the links below. The Joanna Brown Trust Talented Athlete Support Grant (Worcestershire), in partnership with the University of Worcester. The Joanna Brown Trust Sports Aid Grants, in partnership with Sports Aid. i W:www.thejoannabrowntrust.org

Instructors for Wychavon Leisure Limited Aqua Instructor - The Dolphin Centre, Droitwich, Evesham & Pershore £18.63 per hour An Aqua Instructors is required to teach our H2O exercise class. Additional cover may be required from time to time to cover holidays and sickness. Class Instructor - The Dolphin Centre, Droitwich, Evesham & Pershore £18.63 per hour Class Instructors are needed to provide cover as and when required. Relevant qualifications required dependant on the class.  i T: 01386 562935 E: nigelg@wychavonleisure.co.uk

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Written by Laura Barnard, Wychavon District Council, Civic Centre, Queen Elizabeth Drive, Pershore, Worcs, WR10 1PT

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