Participation and Engagement Patterns Flashcards

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What does participation in sport mean?

Taking part in physical activity or sport.

The way different groups take part, such as how often and what activities they choose.

Time, cost, and access to facilities.

Young people often play at school. Older people may have less time, so they take part less.

Fewer role models and lack of single-sex sessions.

Lack of adapted facilities and trained coaches.

Some need modest kit or single-sex sessions. Holy days can limit time for sport.

It can stop people paying for kit, club fees, or travel to sessions.

Promotion, Provision, and Access.

Run a national campaign, such as This Girl Can.

Offer more local clubs and taster sessions for beginners.

Hold sessions at times that suit people, like after school or work.