Friday 23rd May 2014

Our National Coach & Training Development Officer, Andy Heald, has been on this travels this week delivering the ‘Inspire to Compete’ training programme.

Resources are available now;

1. Go to the login page
2. Login using your normal details
3. Click ‘resources tab’
4. Click ‘Inspire Programme (compete)’ and you will see all the downloadable resources available.

If you still experience any problems please email us.

Golden Mile would like to welcome Gary Scroby, Lee Parton, Samantha McCabe and Elliot Anderson who have joined the ever growing network of licensees.

Contact Karl Fox before 31st May and you will SAVE yourself £1800 which equates to nearly all of year 1 fees! Any franchisees considering utilising the benefits of The Golden Mile, please don’t delay and contact Karl Fox by 31st May to discuss the financial options available NOW.

In January 2014, Matt Ewer launched his franchise in the Warwickshire area. He’s well on course to achieving his forecasted turnover of £200k in his first full year of trading, with school contracts between £150-160k already in place for the new school year.

Matt is reaping the benefits of working tirelessly at creating and building initial relationships with head teachers in the area. He’s also identified one school in particular as a ‘showcase school’.

Franchisee, Richard Parker and his team have been delivering Curricular PE as well as a number of INSPIRE sessions at St Edmunds Catholic Primary in Birmingham since September. Last week the school was inspected by Ofsted and although the inspectors did not observe a Premier Sport lesson, the following comments was submitted in their report:

“Pupils thoroughly enjoy the additional activities, such as clubs and educational visits. The recently introduced primary school sports funding has been used to extend pupils physical education activities. Specialist sports coaches are used well. They provide good teaching for pupils and have offered useful training for staff, for example in the teaching of gymnastics.”

Olympic gold medallist Duncan Goodhew MBE inspired the pupils at two schools in Cheshire this week. Duncan visited Parklands Primary, Ellesmere Port in the morning and St Georges Primary, Wallasey in the afternoon.

Check out the pictures and video from the visit via the Chester Chronicle newspaper.

School governors are volunteers who help run a school. They’re involved in decisions about all aspects of managing the school - such as running buildings and budgets, supporting staff and setting standards of school discipline.

Last week we told you about Bethan Bradshaw’s dream of leading her young Premier Performing Arts, Cheerleaders to national success.

That dream is now one step closer as her ‘Premier Infinity Cheerleaders’ squad are officially registered with the British Cheerleading Association meaning they can compete in national competitions starting from November 2014.

Bethan and the squad will have their new mascot, ‘Bow’ to cheer them along the way.

Please can you log any enhancements or bugs relating to the BMS and websites, including the Schools Portal on the BMS, rather than emailing individuals at HQ. The enhancement and bugs section can be found in the top right hand corner of the BMS.

If you would like to book a member of your team onto the new ICE course, please book your place via the Premier Sport online shop or contact Mel Jackson on 01953 499040.