Sports Development Initiatives Quiz

What is the main aim of Sports Development initiatives?

• To promote individual sports achievements

• To promote the development of sport and recreational activities

• To focus on urban areas only

• To reduce the number of sports clubs

What is emphasized in Sports Development initiatives?

• Urban areas and professional athletes

• Rural areas and links between schools, clubs, and young people

• International sports competitions

• Only professional sports clubs

What does successful sports development largely depend on?

• Individual efforts

• Effective partnership and networking

• Government funding only

• Professional athletes

Which groups are involved in successful sports development?

• Only professional sports teams

• Community groups, service providers, facility operators, National Governing bodies, local authorities, and voluntary groups

• Only local authorities

• Only schools and young people

Which of the following is an example of a local sports initiative?

• Olympic Games and Paralympic Games

• Big Lottery Fund

• Local authority sport development

• School games

Which of the following is a national sports initiative?

• Sport-specific activities

• Grass roots sports clubs

• National governing body initiatives

• Awards for All

Which of the following activities is aimed at target groups at the local level?

• Physical education

• Activities that are aimed at target groups

• Private sector programmes

• County sports partnerships

Which of the following is NOT a local sports initiative?

• Sport-specific activities

• Grass roots sports clubs

• National governing body projects

• Local authority sport development

Which of the following is a national sports initiative that involves talent identification and development?

• Grass roots sports clubs

• School games

• Talent identification and development

• National governing body initiatives

Which group is mentioned in the image as a target group that focuses on economic status?

• Women

• Low Socio-economic Groups

• LGBTQ+

• Disabled