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West of England Sport Trust (Wesport) and its partners, supported by the University of the West of England (UWE), is seeking to appoint a new post who will contribute to the continued role Wesport has as the strategic lead agency for sport and physical activity for the West of England sub region:
Post Title: Coaching Development OfficerSalary: £26,981 - £28,295 (This is a three year funded post)
Location: Frenchay Campus, UWE
Hundreds of youngsters will be shouting howzat at the Asda Sport Kwik Cricket Festivals for Primary Schools on Friday June 6.
There will be two mixed festivals for local school children to be held at South Wilts Cricket Club and Wyvern College, from 12 noon to 4.30pm and for the second time a girls competition, which will also be held at South Wilts Cricket Club. Over 300 children and 36 teams from primary schools across the district will be competing on the day. Schools taking part include: Nomansland, Great Wishford, Larkhill, Harnham, Gomeldon, Broadchalke and Newton Tony to name but a few.
Organisers of the Salisbury District Girls Inter-Cricket competition have hailed it the best ever.
Salisbury Districts under-13 and under-15 Girls Inter-Cricket Competitions took place at South Wilts Cricket Club on Friday, 16 May 2008 from 12 noon to 4pm. The festival involved 11 teams from three schools, including South Wilts Grammar School, St Edmunds, and Stonehenge.
The government has made a significant commitment to improving skills by giving the go ahead on a National Skills Academy for Sport and Active Leisure today. This move promises to improve the standard of coaching across England, giving athletes training towards the 2012 Games an even better chance of claiming a place on the medals podium.