CT1201 - Flexible Framework Agreement for provision of Sports and Physical Activities for Children and Young People.

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AWARD of Framework Agreement The City of Edinburgh Council (the Council) have created a Flexible Framework Agreement which will support making sport and physical activities accessible to a wide range of children and young people, supporting them to maintain their health and wellbeing, as well as build their confidence and social networks. This requirement is delivered under two types of services, day sports and physical activities and residential sports and physical activities, organisations can apply for one or both lots. The Flexible Framework Agreement will be opened every two years to allow new sports and physical activities organisations to apply to be part of the Flexible Framework Agreement. Lot 1: CT1201 - Day Sports and Physical Activities AWARD of Framework Agreement The Council is has created a Flexible Framework Agreement in line with our commitment to getting it right for every child. Our priorities include helping children to be active, healthy, and nurtured, improving achievement, and closing any gaps in attainment. It is expected that any Provider looking to deliver this Service will be able to; - Support Improvement of attendance and achievement - Make their sports and physical activities accessible to all children and young people - Make their sports and physical activities fully inclusive to all children and young people - Work in flexible and holistic way to complement the children and young people’s needs - Address barriers to learning which can arise within the school community and individual children - Provide evidence of outcomes achieved The Flexible Framework Agreement is to cover all children and young people aged 4 to 18, across the whole of the city and aims to offer a wide range of sports and physical activities to cater for individual needs. Lot 2: CT1201 - Residential Sports and Physical Activities AWARD of Framework Agreement The Council has created a Flexible Framework Agreement in line with our commitment to getting it right for every child. Our priorities include helping children to be active, healthy, and nurtured, improving achievement, and closing any gaps in attainment. It is expected that any Provider looking to deliver this Service will be able to; - Support Improvement of attendance and achievement - Make their sports and physical activities accessible to all children and young people - Make their sports and physical activities fully inclusive to all children and young people - Work in flexible and holistic way to complement the children and young people’s needs - Address barriers to learning which can arise within the school community and individual children - Provide evidence of outcomes achieved Residential trips will include sports and physical activities. The packages will be an all inclusive – transport during the visit (not to and from), food and accommodation where applicable which may be more than one night. - quality of instruction, accommodation, food etc will be assessed at call off. - range of activity – onsite and offsite to be assessed at call off. - provision for school/group input to adapt programme to meet needs to be assessed at call off. - adult places to support supervision at a ratio that supports suitable and sufficient ratio. The Flexible Framework Agreement is to cover all children and young people aged 4 to 18, across the whole of the city and aims to offer a wide range of sports and physical activities to cater for individual needs. Lot 1: CT1201 - Day Sports and Physical Activities AWARD of Framework Agreement The Council is has created a Flexible Framework Agreement in line with our commitment to getting it right for every child. Our priorities include helping children to be active, healthy, and nurtured, improving achievement, and closing any gaps in attainment. It is expected that any Provider looking to deliver this Service will be able to; - Support Improvement of attendance and achievement - Make their sports and physical activities accessible to all children and young people - Make their sports and physical activities fully inclusive to all children and young people - Work in flexible and holistic way to complement the children and young people’s needs - Address barriers to learning which can arise within the school community and individual children - Provide evidence of outcomes achieved The Flexible Framework Agreement is to cover all children and young people aged 4 to 18, across the whole of the city and aims to offer a wide range of sports and physical activities to cater for individual needs. Lot 2: CT1201 - Residential Sports and Physical Activities AWARD of Framework Agreement The Council has created a Flexible Framework Agreement in line with our commitment to getting it right for every child. Our priorities include helping children to be active, healthy, and nurtured, improving achievement, and closing any gaps in attainment. It is expected that any Provider looking to deliver this Service will be able to; - Support Improvement of attendance and achievement - Make their sports and physical activities accessible to all children and young people - Make their sports and physical activities fully inclusive to all children and young people - Work in flexible and holistic way to complement the children and young people’s needs - Address barriers to learning which can arise within the school community and individual children - Provide evidence of outcomes achieved Residential trips will include sports and physical activities. The packages will be an all inclusive – transport during the visit (not to and from), food and accommodation where applicable which may be more than one night. - quality of instruction, accommodation, food etc will be assessed at call off. - range of activity – onsite and offsite to be assessed at call off. - provision for school/group input to adapt programme to meet needs to be assessed at call off. - adult places to support supervision at a ratio that supports suitable and sufficient ratio. The Flexible Framework Agreement is to cover all children and young people aged 4 to 18, across the whole of the city and aims to offer a wide range of sports and physical activities to cater for individual needs.