WORKFORCE AWARDS
1. Coach of the Year
The winner of this award will display dedication, passion, determination and enthusiasm as a coach/activator/instructor getting more people active. They will have made a contribution and commitment to participants, together with evidence of high quality coaching/instruction and innovative practice
2. Young Coach of the Year U25
The winner of this award will display dedication, passion, determination and enthusiasm as an up and coming coach/activator/instructor getting more people active. They will have made a contribution and commitment to participants, together with demonstrating personal maturity, evidence of high quality coaching/instruction and innovative practice. (Age 25 or under on 30th September 2017)
3. Disability Activator of the Year
This award recognises the achievements of an activator/volunteer/coach working to develop disabled athletes at any level. The evidence will highlight the impact they have had on widening access to sport/activity for disabled people. There will be evidence of providing opportunities and/or dedicated support within a mainstream sporting environment or a dedicated disability sport environment
4. Volunteer of the Year
The winner of this award will be recognised for their outstanding contribution to the community. They will demonstrate a keen interest in their community and will have a particular enthusiasm and dedication to their sport/activity together with a commitment to club development
5. Young Volunteer of the Year U25
The winner of this award will be recognised for their outstanding contribution to the community. They will demonstrate personal maturity and a particular enthusiasm and dedication to their sport/activity, together with a commitment to club development. If they are in education they will have made an outstanding contribution to Leadership and will have worked in school or community environment. (Age 25 or under on 30th September 2017)
6. Lifetime Services to Sport & Physical Activity
The winner of this award will be recognised for their outstanding continued services to sport/activity over a minimum 20 year period. They will demonstrate a commitment to volunteering and will have a particular enthusiasm and dedication to their sport/activity. They will also have widened opportunities for participation in sport/activity. Please also list any evidence of projects they have worked on.
ORGANISATION AWARDS
7. Club of the Year
The winner of this award will excel in the delivery of an overall sporting experience within a club environment. The club will have evidence of social and community development, together with a commitment to club/volunteer development and increasing adult participation. The club will have created links with schools and be open to the whole community.
8. Active Workplace of the Year
The successful workplace will be able to demonstrate how they have ‘gone the extra mile’ to support their workforce to become more active by giving them opportunities pre, during and post work. The winner will also be registered with the counties Healthy Workplace Award and will be able to demonstrate evidence of achieving this or working towards this award.
9. CAPH T2M Primary School of the Year
This award celebrates primary schools delivering excellent practice in PE and School Sport. The school must be affiliated to CAPH and the activity delivered in 2016/17 academic year. The activity should contribute towards achieving one or more of the Time 2 Move ambitions. To nominate please click:
www.cornwallsportspartnership.co.uk/pe-and-school-sport/time-2-move/caph-t2m-primary-school-of-the-year
10. Community Participation Award
This award is aimed at any organisation (community club, leisure/community centre, governing body, fitness professional, charity or workplace) that has delivered a project to get more people into sport and physical activity. The winner will be able to demonstrate how they have marketed their project, engaged with the target audience and sustained them into community sport and physical activity. Examples of why the project was successful and numbers engaged with would support the nomination.
11. Social Impact in the Community
The social value of sport and physical activity can be any way that sport and physical activity can be used in order to help an individual or group of individuals improve their physical or mental health, their individual development or helping people from disadvantaged communities steer clear from anti-social behaviour and as a way of fostering social cohesion and community development. This award is looking for specific case studies in which a club/organisation or initiative has made a measurable social impact on specific individuals and/or groups in their local community.
Winners will be put forward to the BBC South West Awards and UK Coaching Awards where the awards align
HOW TO NOMINATE
· Complete the nomination form and return to Cornwall Sports Partnership, Inny Building, Old County Hall, Station Road, Truro, TR1 3HA. Nominations can also be done online at www.cornwallsportspartnership.co.uk
· The closing date for nominations is 8th September 2017 and all nominees must be volunteers who live or undertake their volunteering work in Cornwall.
· An independent selection panel will choose a winner for each award and the decision will be based only on information provided in the nomination form.
NOMINEE (person/organisation being nominated)
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AWARD NOMINATED FOR ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Please select the most appropriate award; the judging panel reserve the right to place the nominee in an alternative award for consideration (one nomination per person/club)
For coaches, instructors and officials only
What qualifications/training does the nominee hold in the sport/activity? (eg National Governing Body awards)
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NOMINATOR (details of person/organisation completing the form)
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I hereby nominate ………………………………………………… and confirm that to the best of my knowledge the details given in support of this nomination are accurate. I understand that the selection panel’s decision is final and that no correspondence will be entered into.
Signed ……………………………………………………………. Date …………………………………………………......
NOMINATION
Please outline the reasons this person is outstanding in the award they are being nominated for, include achievements, successes and projects worked on. Please continue on the back page with more information referring to the criteria for the award
In bullet points, please note what IMPACT the nominee has made over the past 12 months and what ACHIEVEMENTS they have contributed to (300 Words) ie more people being active, successful investment into the club/group, more volunteers and coaches now involved
In three bullet points, please demonstrate why the nominee is outstanding and include the impact of any projects they have worked on (150 Words)
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR NOMINATION
How did you hear about the Get Active Cornwall awards?
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