County sports partnerships
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County sports partnerships bring together local authorities,
national, governing bodies, schools and School Sport Partnerships,
primary care trusts and other agencies involved with increasing
participation in sport and physical activity. They are co-ordinated
by the CSP Network.
Find out more about the CSP Network
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This section provides individual details of each of the 49
County Sports Partnerships available in download documents.
Find your local CSP
What are county sports partnerships?
There are 49 county sports partnerships covering
England. They are local networks of;
- Local authorities
- National governing bodies
- Clubs
- Schools and School Sport Partnerships
- Primary care trusts
And other local agencies committed to working together to
increase participation in sport and physical activity.
They are led by a central team of people whose job it is to
provide leadership and co-ordination of the network.
For more information on
CSPs
please visit the CSP Network website
Sport England invests in
CSPs
to deliver services
for national governing bodies and
programmes for young people
Latest news
CSP and NGB engagement update
Sport England and the
CSP Network
continue to
work together to ensure that the engagement process for NGB/CSP
working rolls out effectively.
Read the latest update on CSP/NGB
engagement (Microsoft Excel)
Useful documents
CSP
core funding
specification
This document outlines the services that county sports
partnerships will provide to national governing bodies and Sport
England. This is a consistent contractual agreement between Sport
England and all 49
CSPs
in England.
Core funding
specification (PDF)
Core funding interpretation guide
This document has been created to help partners and stakeholders
fully understand the services that
CSPs
will provide for governing
bodies and Sport England through the core offer. Sport England and
CSPN
worked
together to create this to provide a little more detail to ensure
clarity of understanding around the core offer.
Core funding
interpretation guide (PDF)
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