academy information booklet 2013

For more information about the Academy and the School - www.narrabeen-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

Education &Communities

THE NORTHERN SYDNEY SCHOLASTIC & SPORTS ACADEMYAT

NARRABEEN SPORTS HIGH SCHOOL Education &Communities

THE NORTHERN SYDNEY SCHOLASTIC & SPORTS ACADEMYAT

NARRABEEN SPORTS HIGH SCHOOL

1For more information about the Academy and the School - www.narrabeen-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

Our Vision _______________________________________________________________

Mission Statement ________________________________________________________

A Balanced Curriculum And A Commitment To Learning ____________________

Our Sporting Stars _______________________________________________________

The Academy Structure __________________________________________________

The Mentoring Program __________________________________________________

Meet the Academy Head Coaches ________________________________________

Academy Staff Contact Details _________________________________________

Expression Of Interest Form ______________________________________________

Academy Staff Role Descriptions ____________________________________

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2 For more information about the Academy and the School - www.narrabeen-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

Our VisionTo be recognised as a regional centre of excellence for the development of high performance sport within the curriculum of a Comprehensive Secondary School.

Mission StatementTo create an innovative and excellent elite sports program that engages athletes/students in positive behaviour and active learning, which culminates in the promotion of an athlete/student’s full sporting, vocational and academic potential.


Social Values

Narrabeen Sports High School is actively building a school culture that promotes respectful and responsible behaviours and encourages students to achieve success. These three core values aim at creating a community which is respectful, responsible and successful and underpin all programs at the Northern Sydney Scholastic & Sports Academy.

Participants in the Elite and Emerging Elite Athlete programs at the Northern Sydney Scholastic & Sports Academy will receive explicit instruction in how to conduct themselves using this behavioural approach. Elite and Emerging Elite Athletes will demonstrate positive behaviour by being:RESPECTFUL

• Embracing difference, diversity and working well in team situations

• Developing strategies to overcome differences and communicate effectively

• Respecting the rules and regulations that govern their chosen sport

RESPONSIBLE

• Taking ownership for one’s own actions• Managing sporting, academic and family

commitments effectively• Demonstrating leadership and helping others to

achieve their goalsSUCCESSFUL

• Accepting critical feedback to develop and improve performance

•Settingandachievingmeaningfulgoals•Strivingforone’spersonalbest

Academic & Vocational Opportunities

At Northern Sydney Scholastic & Sporting Academy we

recognise the incredible demands made of young athletes

as they balance commitments in their chosen sport and in

the classroom at Narrabeen Sports High School. We value

a balanced curriculum, and to assist elite level athletes

achieve their academic potential we have appointed

teacher mentors who will work with students in small

group settings to ensure all course work is complete.

This will involve:

• Recording lectures by classroom teachers when an elite

level athlete is absent due to sporting commitments.

• Offering homework and assignment assistance to help

students understand key concepts across their different

subjects and complete coursework.

• Teacher Mentors at the Academy and guest speakers

leading a variety of workshops focusing on habits of

mind such as motivation, leadership, teamwork, time

management and goal setting to maximise outcomes

on the sports arena and in the classroom.

In addition to a rigorous academic curriculum, the

School also offers a variety of Vocational and Educational

Training courses including:

• Sport and Recreation - Certificate 2

• Trade and Construction - Certificate 3. Over $1,000,000

has been spent on a new Trade Training Centre which is on

school grounds

• Hospitality - Certificate 2. Over $1,000,000 has been spent

on a commercial grade kitchen, which is on school grounds.

The Academy will operate in unison with the academic and social framework of the school curriculum, and therefore the educational value of sport in the overall development of the student will be of major consideration.

A Balanced Curriculum & a Commitment to Learning


Our Sporting StarsNarrabeen Sports High School has a long tradition of involvement in the ‘all round’ education and development of many Australian sporting stars, from a variety of sporting disciplines. A large number have become national and, in some cases, international sporting icons.


The Academy operates at two levels: The Elite Athlete Program, and the Emerging Elite Athlete Program. These programs have been designed to cater for the differing sporting skill levels and overall needs of students enrolled at Narrabeen Sports High School. As the School is a Selective Sports High School it means that students living anywhere in Northern Sydney may apply for enrolment.

The coaches, and coaching staff, employed by the Academy are all fully qualified and accredited within their chosen sporting discipline. Many of them have played, and coached, their chosen sport at a state and national level. For more information on coach experience and accreditation in a specific sport refer to page 7 in this booklet or go to www.narrabeen-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

The Elite Athlete Program

OBJECTIVE To provide developing elite athletes, in Years 11-12, with an environment for academic and social development, whilst acknowledging the individual training and competition demands of a chosen sport.

SPORTS OFFEREDThe chosen sport does not need to be one coached at the School. The Academy recognises the individual training, and competition, demands of every sport. Assistance in the management of these demands will be given to all elite athletes.

RATIONALEA developing elite athlete may enrol at Narrabeen Sports High School and become a member of the Northern Sydney Scholastic and Sports Academy in order to accommodate for specific training and competition requirements.

CRITERIAAn athlete will have been selected at a State or National level for their chosen sport, and have demonstrated a willingness to apply effort to developing their academic and social responsibilities.

SERVICES PROVIDED:• Individualised academic timetables • Mentoring by staff - Teacher Mentors of Learning• Sport focused seminars • Coaching support and financial assistance

COST Membership of the Academy will cost $50.00 per term. This fee will cover all mentoring/seminar costs and the cost of an Academy polo shirt, (there may be additional costs for excursions/competitions or travelling expenses).

The Emerging Elite Athlete Program

OBJECTIVE To provide developing athletes in Years 7-10 with an opportunity to develop skills relating to a chosen sport.

SPORTS OFFERED• AFL• Basketball• Dance• Football (Soccer)• Netball

RATIONALE A developing athlete may enrol at Narrabeen Sports High School, and become a member of the Northern Sydney Scholastic and Sports Academy, in order to assist in skills development.

CRITERIAAn athlete must be in Years 7-10 and participating at a club level in the chosen sport. Active involvement in the chosen sport will also be considered. Athletes must have demonstrated a willingness to apply effort to developing their academic and social responsibilities.

SERVICES PROVIDED• Specific skills coaching in a chosen sport will be

provided every Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 8.15 am – 9.45 am. It is envisaged that team training, and matches, will occur with increasing student interest.

• Mentoring by staff - Teacher Mentors of Learning• Sport focused seminars

COST Membership of the Academy will cost $250.00 per term. This fee will cover all school based coaching expenses, mentoring/seminar costs and the cost of an Academy polo shirt, (there may be additional costs for excursions/competitions or travelling expenses).

• Rugby All Code Program • (Rugby League & Rugby 7s)• Swimming• Tennis• Touch Football

The Academy Structure


The Mentoring ProgramNarrabeen Sports High School is actively building a school culture that promotes respectful and responsible behaviours and encourages students to achieve success.

Students in the Academy will receive support, guidance and instruction from both Sport Supervisors and Teacher Mentors who are all members of the teaching staff at Narrabeen Sports High School. These fully qualified and trained staff will assist young athletes as they balance commitments in their chosen sport and in the classroom.

The mentoring program as outlined below offers students a range of learning experiences to assist them in achieving their personal best.

Term One, 2013 Term Three, 2013KEY

TUESDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY Rugby All Code5 February 2013 7 February 2013 12 February 2013 14 February 2013 16 July 2013 18 July 2013 23 July 2013 25 July 2013 Touch, AFL

Week2 Welcome and

Orientation -‐ ALLCoaching -‐ ALL

Week3 Fitness Testing

All football codesFitness Testing All other sports

Week1 Coaching -‐ ALL Guest Speaker -‐ ALL

Week2 Team Building Team Building

Dance, Football, Tennis19 February 2013 21 February 2013 26 February 2013 28 February 2013 30 July 2013 1 August 2013 6 August 2013 8 August 2013 Basketball, Netball, Swimming

Week4 Stretching Stretching

Week5 Coaching -‐ ALL Academy Presentation

Breakfast -‐ ALL

Week3 Excursion -‐ TBA Excursion -‐ TBA


5 March 2013 7 March 2013 12 March 2013 14 March 2013 13 August 2013 15 August 2013 20 August 2013 22 August 2013


Week7 Nutrition Nutrition




19 March 2013 21 March 2013 26 March 2013 28 March 2013 27 August 2013 29 August 2013 3 September 2013 5 September 2013


Week9 Goal Setting & Study

SkillsGoal Setting & Study

Skills


Week8 Narralympics Narralympics

2 April 2013 4 April 2013 9 April 2013 11 April 2013 10 September 2013 12 September 2013 17 September 2013 19 September 2013



Skills

Week11

Beach Fitness Beach Fitness


Week10

Drugs in sport Drugs in sport

Term Two, 2013 Term Four, 2013

TUESDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY30 April 2013 2 May 2013 7 May 2013 9 May 2013 8 October 2013 10 October 2013 15 October 2013 17 October 2013

Week1 Beach Fitness Beach Fitness

Week2 Physiology Physiology


Week2 Drugs in sport Drugs in sport

14 May 2013 16 May 2013 21 May 2013 23 May 2013 22 October 2013 24 October 2013 29 October 2013 31 October 2013

Week3 TBA (Yr 8 & 10)

(Yr 7 & 9 to NAPLAN)TBA (Yr 8 &10)

(Yr 7 & 9 to NAPLAN)


Week3 Excursion -‐

GymnasticsExcursion -‐ Gymnastics



28 May 2013 30 May 2013 4 June 2013 6 June 2013 5 November 2013 7 November 2013 12 November 2013 14 November 2013

Week5 Injury Rehab Injury Rehab




11 June 2013 13 June 2013 18 June 2013 20 June 2013 19 November 2013 21 November 2013 26 November 2013 28 November 2013





Week8 Social Media Social Media

25 June 2013 27 June 2013 3 December 2013 5 December 2013 10 December 2013 12 December 2013



Week10 BBQ and Coaching -‐

All football codesBBQ and Coaching -‐ All other sports



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Breakfast -‐ ALL













Skills






Skills

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Mentoring Timetable by SportKEY

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Mick Keys – AFLBachelor of Human Movement, Bachelor of Secondary Education, Masters of Exercise Science (Strength and Conditioning), Level 2 AFL coach, Head Coach Sydney Swans Academy program (2010- Current. Ages 11 to 18), Talent Player Program (TPP) coach (2009-current), Head Coach UNSW/ES Under 18 team in the Sydney AFL competition (2010/2011), Assistant coach NSW/ACT State team (under 16s and 18s), Represented Sydney Swans Reserve grade team, Captained 2 premiership winning teams (2002,2005).

Brad Dalton - Basketball

NCAS level 3 coach, 25 years coaching (beginners to elite), 13 years playing in NBL, 10 years playing in Australian team (1981 – 1990), Olympic Games (1984 & 1988), World Championships (1982 & 1986).

Apryl Curtin - Dance

Royal Academy of Dance Elementary Ballet Certificate, Certificate 3 in live production, Theatre and Events (CUE30203), Groove and Shuffle School of Performing Arts Dance Teaching Certificate, Hip Hop, Jazz, Modern and Tap dance teacher since 2009.

Karan Smith – NetballLevel 1 Coaching Certificate, Australian Satellite Specialist Coach (1991), Manly Warringah Junior Coach/Manager, Manly Warringah selector, Assistant Head Coach with Anne Sargeant Netball Clinics for over 25 years, Joint Head Coach J.E.T.S ( junior elite talent squad ) ,Australian Diamond netball team (1981-1983), World Championship title (1983), Australian Institute of Sport (1981), NSW Open team 7 years (several National titles), Manly Warringah Open and Division 1 team 7 years NSW champions.

Glenn Moore – Rugby All Code (Rugby League)Level 2 Coach, Senior First Aid Certificate, Level 1 Sports Trainer, Head Coach of the Northern Beaches Secondary College (Freshwater Campus) Senior Team (2010-2012), Head Coach of Pittwater House Junior Team (2012), Head Coach of U/14 Development Squad Manly Sea Eagles (2010-2012) , Assistant Coach of the Manly Sea Eagles H/Matts U/16 (2010-2012, 2012 Head Coach of the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles H/Matts U/16).

Jason Grier – Rugby All Code (Rugby Sevens)Level 4 Rugby Coach – NZRU, Level 2 Rugby Coach – ARU, Bachelor of Physical Education – ACPE, First Grade Coach – Gordon Rugby Club (2011/2012), Junior Gold Coach – ARU ( 2011/2012), Rugby Manager – Gordon Rugby Club (2011-2012), Director of Rugby at Ready Rugby.

Dan Sheppard - FootballUEFA B Licence (Awaiting date of final assessment), FA Level 2 Football Coaching, FFA Futsal Licence & FA Futsal Level 1, BSc Hons Sport Studies with an additional year at UWS, Foundation Degree Sports Studies, Speed Agility and Quickness Level 1, Level 2 Certificate inFitness Instructing, Level 2 certificate in Exercise and fitness knowledge, Northern Tigers Under 16 Boys, Knox Grammar 2nds (2011 & 2012), Northern Tigers U14 & Youth (Premiership winners) Futsal Super League, Stevenage FC (English League One) community, devel-opment, and Centre of Excellence coach, Luton Town FC (English conference) Talent Identification Program coach, Stevenage FC Under 18 and 19 Elite Development Programme (2004-2006), Semi-professional in South England (2006-2010).

Andrew McKee – Strength and ConditioningCertificate 3 - Gym Instructor, Certificate 4 - Personal Trainer, Children, Adult and Older Adult Trainer, Registered Master Trainer Fitness Australia, Punchfit Boxing Trainer, Senior First Aid, Nutrition and Weight Management, Vast experience in personal training and life coaching through own personal training business, Train clients of varying ages from toddlers through to clients in later stages of life.

John Asmus – SwimmingASCTA, Bronze Swimming Coach, Level 1 ACC Surf Life Saving Swim and Board Coach, 10 years Surf Life Saving, 7 years Competitive Swimming.

Scott Van West – TennisQualified Club Professional - Tennis Australia, Advanced Level 2 - Australian Tennis Professional Coaches Association, Active After School Communities Provider (AASC), Apply First Aid Certificate, 20 years coaching - juniors and adults, 10 years coaching elite juniors, 5 years coaching elite juniors - Sydney Academy of Sport, Local junior/district representative, Regional tournament player.

Jye Malcom – Touch FootballLevel 2 Coach, Level 1 Referee, Level 1 Selector, CHS & All Schools U/15s Captain (1997), CHS Opens Captain, National Champions (1999), NSW U/20s (2000 & 2001) Captain State Of Origin, Sydney Scorpions Open Mixed and Men’s Representative (1999 – 2004), Australian Representative U/15s (1997), Australian Representative U/18s (1999 & 2000), Australian Representative U/20s 2001 Youth World Cup (Player of the Tournament), NSW Rebels Elite 8 2011 Men’s Representative. Biannual National Competition - Top 120 players in Australia.


Meet the Academy Head Coaches


ROLE SURNAME NAME EMAIL ADDRESS PH.NOAcademy Administrator Dipper Karen [email protected] 9913 7802

Academy Director Stokes Peter [email protected] 0488 417 980

AFL - Head Coach Keys Mick [email protected] 0410 668 733

Basketball - Head Coach Dalton Brad [email protected] 0405 158 598

Basketball - Coach Jenkins Sanford [email protected] 0406 757 159

Bus Clark Dave [email protected] 0419 351 763

Dance - Head Coach Curtin Apryl [email protected] 0404 737 385

Netball - Head Coach Smith Karan [email protected] 0414 313 672

Rugby All Code (7s) Grier Jason [email protected] 0416 486 121

Rugby All Code (League) Moore Glenn [email protected] 0434 948 387

Football - Head Coach Sheppard Daniel [email protected] 0478 004 309

Football - Coach Lee Grant [email protected] 0409 045 480

Sports Supervisor (Basketball, Netball, Swimming) Frost Courtney [email protected] 0405 265 463

Sports Supervisor ( Rugby All Code, Touch, AFL) Wood Ian [email protected] 0411 557 405

Sports Supervisor (Tennis, Dance, Football) Wigan John [email protected]. 0405 661 296

Strength/Conditioning McKee Andrew [email protected] 0402 693 008

Swimming - Head Coach Asmus John [email protected] 0414 441 851

Teacher Mentor Moore Peter [email protected] 0405 447 661

Teacher Mentor Deane Rebecca [email protected] 0430 400 849

Tennis - Head Coach Van West Scott [email protected] 0400 082 000

Touch - Head Coach Malcolm Jye [email protected] 0435 802 652

Touch - Coach Malcolm Judy(Tues) [email protected] 0438 255 928

Touch - Coach Davis Danielle [email protected] 0433 818 605

Academy Staff Contact Details


To be a member of the Academy a student must be enrolled at Narrabeen Sports High School. If you are interested please follow the steps below.

1. Fill in the details on this form.2. Send this completed form with a copy of a recent school report to:

Northern Sydney Scholastic and Sports AcademyNarrabeen Sports High School

10 Namona Street, North Narrabeen NSW 2101

3. After we receive this information you will be notified on the progress of your application. You will be sent enrolment application forms which must be completed before final acceptance into the Academy.

STUDENT INFORMATION

Family Name:_______________________________________ Given Names:________________________________________

SPORT CHOICE (circle one)

Other (please specify)________________________________________________________

Date of Birth: __________________Age________ [ M / F ]

School currently attending____________________________________________________ Year ________________________

Brief summary of participation in chosen sport (e.g. club or representative honours)

______________________________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Parent/Guardian name_____________________________________________________________________________________

Home Address: ________________________________________________________________________P/Code:__________

Telephone Home: ___________________ Mobile _____________________

Email:________________________________________________________ ACADEMY COSTSMembership of the Academy will cost $250.00 per term for involvement in the Emerging Elite Athlete Program, and $50.00 per term for involvement in the Elite Athlete Program. This fee will cover all school based coaching expenses, mentoring/seminar costs and the cost of an Academy polo shirt. (There may be additional costs for excursion/competition or travelling expenses).

Parent/Guardian Signature: ____________________________________________ Date: _________________


Website: www.narrabeen-h.schools.nsw.edu.auAddress: 10 Namona St. North Narrabeen, NSW 2101 Phone: (02) 9913 7820 Email: [email protected]

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• Organise students, equipment and session planning for every Academy session, i.e. 8.15am to 9.45am on Tuesdays and Thursdays (apart from mentoring sessions - see timetable).

• Ensure that the assistant coach is suitably qualified and fully briefed for each session.

• Monitor student behaviour and standard of attire during Academy training sessions and report any non-conforming students to the Sports Supervisor.

• Work with the Sports Supervisor to ensure there is a sequential program for skill acquisition and that all training sessions are delivered to the highest standard.

• Assist in ensuring that students change into school clothing and move quickly to class after Academy training sessions.

• Mark the roll and ensure that this is given to a student to hand deliver to the Academy Office immediately after the training session has concluded.

• Ensure that the message given to the students is supportive, instructive and that the language is appropriate.

• Ensure that the level of sportsmanship is at the highest standard and report any non-conforming students to the supervisor.

• Ensure that all injuries are recorded and reported to the Sports Supervisor.

• Contact the Sports Supervisor if you are unable to attend an Academy Session.

• Organise a wet weather procedure with your students (e.g. classroom session).

• Attend four Academy Coaches meetings each year (one each term).

• Assist the Head Coach in organising students, equipment and session planning for every Academy Session, i.e. 8.15am to 9.45am on Tuesdays and Thursdays (apart from mentoring sessions - see timetable).

• Monitor student behaviour and standard of attire during Academy training sessions and report any non-conforming students to the Head Coach or Sports Supervisor.

• Work with the Head Coach to ensure that there is a sequential program for skill acquisition, and that all training sessions are delivered to the highest standard.

• Assist in ensuring that students change into school clothing and move quickly to class after Academy training sessions.

• Ensure that the message given to the students is supportive, instructive and that the language used is appropriate.

• Ensure that the level of sportsmanship is at the highest standard and report any non-conforming students to the Head Coach or Sports Supervisor.

• Ensure that all injuries are recorded and reported to the Head Coach or Sports Supervisor.

• Contact the Head Coach or Sports Supervisor if you are unable to attend an Academy Session.



ACADEMY HEAD COACHRole Description

ACADEMY COACHRole Description

Academy Staff Role Descriptions

• Be the primary point of contact for all operational matters involving coaching staff.

• Assist coaches with the monitoring of student behaviour and standard of attire during Academy training sessions, i.e. 8.15am to 9.45am on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

• Work with the Head Coaches and Assistant Coaches to ensure that all training sessions are delivered to the highest standard.

• Assistant coaches to ensure that students change into school clothing and move quickly to class after Academy training sessions.

• Supervise and monitor roll call procedure and student injury procedure.

• Supervise and monitor wet weather and coach sickness procedures.

• Spend time at each training venue for every Academy session, to monitor student and coach performance.

• Work with the Mentoring Team to assist coaching staff in the delivery a sequential program for skill acquisition.

• Liaise with the School Sport Co-ordinator (and PDHPE staff) to promote and administer team participation in competitions and gala days. (Take responsibility for at least one school knockout team).

• Write permission slips, VORs and risk assesments for team participation in competitions.

• Liaise with coaching staff in all matters pertaining to facility management and equipment. Work with the Mentoring Team and Academy Director on coach equipment requests, equipment purchase, delivery, maintenance and inventory documentation.

• Promote values of respect, responsibilty, purpose and integrity.

• Foster an ongoing mentoring relationship with students within the Academy Program, monitoring student welfare, wellbeing and attitude.


• Attend four Academy Strategy meetings each year (one each term).

ACADEMY SPORTS SUPERVISORRole Description



• Organise the writing of Academy report (one per semester).

• Create timetables for mentors, students, coaches and coach supervisors.

• Plan, program and deliver quality mentoring sessions.

• Confirm venue bookings for weekly coaching and excursions.

• Coordinate and deliver elite program.

• Meet elite athletes regularly and liase with teachers, tutors, parents, coaches.

• Support and guide Sports Supervisors.

• Role model and maintain the highest standards of overall discipline.

• Maintain and update student database in consultation with Academy Administrator.

• Monitor Room 205 and all Academy excursions.

• Write Permission Slips, and assist Sports Supervisors with risk assessments and VORs.

• Monitor and liase with local media and school newsletter articles, in consultation with Academy Director.

• Increase the profile of the Academy within the school and wider community.

• Organise Academy presentation evenings.

• Ensure whole school inclusivity of Academy values.

• Write agenda and chair Academy coach and strategy meetings.


• Attend four Academy Strategy meetings each year (one each term).

ACADEMY TEACHER MENTORRole Description



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