2024 Training Programme – BOOK NOW!
Training No Shows – if you book free training as part of the Bring it on Brum! programme and do not turn up, the cost of your place on the course will be deducted from your grant value. If you need to cancel your place on a course, you must do so 24 hours before the course starts.
Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work
All learners will have the skills and knowledge to provide the organisation with Emergency First Aider’s that can provide treatment to their casualties in a prompt, safe and effective manner. Maximum of 2 places per organisation and each person needs to sign up using their own email address.
New dates coming soon.
Managing Challenging Behaviour
The workshop explores how Doorstep Sport can be used as an engagement tool to address social exclusion, anti-social behaviour and community tension and build stronger communities. Participants learn the characteristics of ‘hard to reach’ young people and how to effectively engage with them. They are shown how to recognise the causes and triggers of anti-social behaviour and they explore the development of tools and skills that enable young people to take ownership of their issues and effectively manage challenging behaviour.
New dates coming soon.
Understanding Young People from Underserved Communities
This workshop will bring to life research to help learners to gain a better understanding of some of the issues that influence young people’s lives, and how this can have an impact on their sports participation levels. We will draw upon experiences in the room, challenging learners to think about the young people they work with, and the wider issues that they face on a day to day basis.
Wednesday 17th July | 9am-12pm (Online)
Use code BIRMHAF24 for a free place.
Youth Mental Health Awareness
This introductory three-hour session raises awareness of young people’s mental health. We discuss some of the common mental health issues affecting young people, including depression, anxiety, eating disorders and psychosis. We cover the different skills to work more effectively with young people living with mental health issues and the different ways to support young people with a mental health issue and relate to their experiences.
New dates coming soon.
Keeping Young People Safe in Community Sport
This 3-hour workshop promotes a whole organisation approach to safeguarding and is suitable for project managers, coaches, leaders and volunteers working in community sport environments with regular responsibility for children and young people. Using specific examples and scenarios taken from the community sport context, learners will have the opportunity to discuss and explore key topics including welfare, safeguarding, child abuse and radicalisation. Learners will develop their knowledge and understanding of the importance of early intervention and identifying, responding and reporting concerns.
Thursday 11th July | 9am-12pm (Online)
Use code BIRMHAF24 for a free place.
Adverse Childhood Experiences
Based on the latest research of health & wellbeing, this workshop provides learners with a foundation of what is going on in a young person body, the short and longer-term impact this has on the behaviour and how we can make small changes by being Trauma Informed to achieve better life outcomes for young people. The workshop explores ACEs and the impact it has on Young People’s health as well as our role in using sport to build resilience with a ‘Trauma Informed approach’.
Thursday 18th July | 9am-12pm (Online)
Use code BIRMHAF24 for a free place.
Engaging Women and Girls
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.
Monday 15th July | 6pm-9pm (Online)
Tuesday 16th July | 9am-12pm (Online)
Use code BIRMHAF24 for a free place.
Risk Assessments for Youth Programmes
This course brings risk assessments to life, highlighting why they are so much more important than the ‘tick-box exercise’ they sometimes have a reputation for being. You’ll take away specific examples of good practice you can implement straight into your planning, as this course has been written especially for organisations delivering holiday programmes.
Delivered by StreetGames’ risk management partners, Pharos Response; the crisis management experts, who know only too well what happens when risks aren’t managed effectively. Designed for youth workers and/or managers who are responsible for either writing risk assessments or approving those written by colleagues or perhaps external providers you work with. Delivered in a highly engaging manner, with interactive exercises and scenario-based activities specific to holiday programmes.
Attendees will gain confidence in writing risk assessments, learn how to avoid common mistakes and know what to look for in the risk assessments of other organisations. The ultimate aim is of course to make programmes safer and support the objectives and outcomes of the programme, but also to better protect the organisation if something does go wrong. Delegates will receive a certificate of attendance.
New dates coming soon.
Let’s Talk About Food
We are excited to invite you and members of your staff team along to this online session to support your provision around food and nutrition during the summer holidays. The content and information are based on up-to-date research from colleagues at Loughborough University around feeding practices, and provide fundamental guidance to support the development of children’s approach to food.
New dates coming soon.
Outdoor Cooking
Training is delivered in person and covers the following; adults are introduced to fire safety around the pit and fire circle, how to build a fire safely, how to forage for fire materials (if available on site), learning what works best and in which order to utilise the materials, how to prepare a stick for cooking by safely learning to whittle and how to prepare the food to cook on the fire and share the meal at the end of the session.
More dates coming soon.
Activator Essentials
This three-hour session will help the participant understand the principals of activation as well as the skills and qualities of an activator. We will look into how best to describe your audience, discussing how your style will meet their motivations and what skills, knowledge and experience you need to get people involved. The workshop will also help participants to identify different ways to adapt activities and tasks to suit the audience
Wednesday 10th July | 9am-12pm (Online)
Use code BIRMHAF24 for a free place.
Maximising 5 Ways to Wellbeing
This live 1.5-hour webinar is a great opportunity for you to spend a bit of time thinking about your wellbeing and the wellbeing of young people you work with during these very challenging times. The session will be based on the 5-ways to wellbeing and how we can make small changes in our lifestyles to look after ourselves and each other. Come prepared to get involved in some fun, lighthearted activities that may be useful to use try out with other colleagues, youth groups and partners you are working with.
This live 1.5-hour webinar is a great opportunity for you to spend a bit of time thinking about your wellbeing and the wellbeing of young people you work with during these very challenging times. The session will be based on the 5-ways to wellbeing and how we can make small changes in our lifestyles to look after ourselves and each other. Come prepared to get involved in some fun, light-hearted activities that may be useful to use try out with other colleagues, youth groups and partners you are working with.
New dates coming soon.
Level 2 Food Hygiene
This Level 2 course is for anyone who works where food is cooked, prepared or handled.
Online course, completed in your own time.
Your code to access this training will take a couple of days to become live after booking, email pam.noel@streetgames.org with the full name of the person wanting to undertake the course and which organisation you are from. This will be limited to a maximum of 3 people per organisation.
Food Allergy and Intolerance Training
This interactive training has been developed by the Food Standards Agency (FSA). It is for food industry organisations and businesses, consumers and others who would like to learn more about food allergies and how to handle allergens safely.
Food Allergy and Intolerance Training
GDPR and Data Protection Training
This GDPR training Course helps organisations that handle personal data how to comply with EU and UK General Data Protection Regulation. Only 1 code per organisation is available.
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Additional Courses with StreetGames
StreetGames is hosting a variety of workshops and webinars throughout 2024. As a Bring it on Brum! provider, you are entitled to access this training too.
CLICK HERE to access the full list of StreetGames workshops and webinars.
You can also access StreetGames Open Courses. These courses are fully-funded so are available at no additional cost to you. Use Code BIRMHAF24. Additional fees may be applicable for the Level 1 in Developing Community Activities for Youth At Risk course because this is an accredited qualification.