Training Programme
If you need to cancel your place on a course, you must do so 24 hours before the course starts. Please note some courses are delivered in partnership with other Holiday Activities and Food Programmes; these may therefore show in the booking details.
Coordinate Sport Support Session (Post Delivery)
This online session will help you to understand how to upload your holiday club data to Coordinate Sport after the holiday club delivery.
Developing Resiliently Active Young People
The workshop will outline the role of resilience in encouraging lifelong participation in sport and physical activity.
The workshop will provide insight into the theory of resilience and how coaches/session leaders can play a role in developing it within the young people they work with. Building resilience can help to increase retention in Doorstep Sport sessions and also support young people to transition into new activities and new settings.
Supporting Children’s Play: Applying the Playwork Principles in School-Aged Provision
This session explores how a shared understanding of the Playwork Principles supports high-quality school-age childcare, examining how environments, activities, and staff practices create meaningful play opportunities while balancing play, care, and safeguarding responsibilities for children aged 5 and over.
Coordinate Sport Support Session (Post Delivery)
This online session will help you to understand how to upload your holiday club data to Coordinate Sport after the holiday club delivery.
Start a Local Initiative
Designed to bring your community together and inoculate it against narratives of division and hatred. It all begins with building an effective organising team; so how do you find them and what skills do they need? A very useful session on how to move from feeling the need to do something to getting a small group together to actually make a start.
Engaging Inactive Young People
This interactive workshop equips participants with practical ideas on how to best engage women and girls in Doorstep Sport projects, sharing the latest insight from our Us Girls programme.
The workshop explains the sporting needs of young women and girls, and defines the techniques for delivering successful sports programmes for young women. The workshop covers what works to both engage and retain female participants and includes case studies from projects that are successfully engaging females.
Defeating Narratives of Division: Train the Trainer Session
Organising our communities and workplaces will begin to address the underlying grievances that are being exploited by the peddlers of division, and in the process we can bring people together across artificial divides and create moments when people can ‘see themselves in the other’. If we want to defeat narratives of division then we need to ensure that our people, both understand and feel, that together, we can deliver not just jobs, housing and public services, but dignity in old age and respect for all.
DSL Network for School Aged Childcare providers
This session is aimed at setting managers and DSLs (Designated Safeguarding Leads) who work with children aged over 5 (wraparound, out of school, holiday playschemes & HAF providers).
These sessions are led by a Safeguarding Officer and will provide the latest safeguarding information, updates to statutory guidance, emerging themes, local developments and key considerations for providers of school aged childcare.
These sessions are designed to help settings maintain effective safeguarding arrangements and ensure children remain safe, supported and protected.
DSL Network for School Aged Childcare providers
This session is aimed at setting managers and DSLs (Designated Safeguarding Leads) who work with children aged over 5 (wraparound, out of school, holiday playschemes & HAF providers).
These sessions are led by a Safeguarding Officer and will provide the latest safeguarding information, updates to statutory guidance, emerging themes, local developments and key considerations for providers of school aged childcare.
These sessions are designed to help settings maintain effective safeguarding arrangements and ensure children remain safe, supported and protected.
Additional training
Level 2 Food Hygiene
Essential for all providers. Level 2 Food Hygiene is designed for anyone who works with, or handles food and covers an introduction to food safety and hygiene, the impact of food-borne illnesses, food law, food preservation, storage and temperature control, personal hygiene, and the principles of HACCP.
Bookings will be limited to a maximum of 3 people per organisation.
To book, please email: pam.noel@streetgames.org with details of the full name and email addresses for participants.
Food Allergy and Intolerance Training
This interactive training has been developed by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) to educate businesses about food allergies and how to handle allergens safely.
GDPR
During this online course provided by High Speed Training learners will learn about the scope of the legislation and what the GDPR aims to achieve, the main principles of data protection that all organisations must abide by to comply with the law, and understand what rights data subjects have under the GDPR and how to acknowledge these.
The training consists of 3 modules and will take approximately 1 hour to complete, learners will be issued with an electronic certificate of completion. Only 2 codes per organisation are available, which will be sent within 4 days of the request.
What’s On at StreetGames
StreetGames hosts a variety of workshops and webinars. As an Bring it on Brum! provider, you are entitled to access these sessions as part of your programme.