About Community Sports Hubs

Broughton High School gains Community Sports Hub status!

The Scottish Government and sportscotland have identified ambitions and initiatives for Scotland in the run up to and beyond the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.  One of the main initiatives is the development of Community Sports Hubs in every community across the country, aiming to increase the number of local people accessing opportunities to participate in physical activity and sport.  The pilot for Edinburgh is currently running and Broughton High School is one of only 2 schools to have gained hub status!

What does this mean for Broughton HS?

The aim of the initiative is to bring sport and physical activity into one place in the local community and give it a home.  Local community sports clubs will work in partnership with feeder primary schools, PE departments and Active Schools to provide more opportunities for pupils and young people to participate in more sport and physical activity.  They will become an integral part of school life, supporting curriculum delivery, extra curricular programmes and school teams to encourage pupils to develop an interest in the sports and activities available within the Broughton community as well as adopting more active and healthier lives.

How can my club become a Community Sports Hub club and access facilities at Broughton HS?

In order to ensure we are engaging with appropriate clubs, i.e. those who would like to work with local pupils and young people and develop junior sections within their club, those interested in becoming CSH clubs and accessing the facilities are asked to submit a proposal form.  This will detail their current involvement in the local community and how this can be developed to benefit both the community and the club itself.  It is important that clubs can deliver on what they are proposing and that there is the expertise, time and resources within the club to do this. 

Cat McCready, Active Schools Co-ordinator for Broughton High, is in post to develop partnerships with clubs who are interested in becoming a CSH club, discuss how they can be involved and support them through the process.  If you would like to meet to discuss the possibility of your club becoming a CSH club before starting the proposal process, please contact her directly at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Find out more about Community Sports Hub Clubs here

You can watch a video about Broughton Sports Camps here: http://youtu.be/UAMyJJIwZS4

We also run a camp at Easter.  For further details contact The Community Sports Hub at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.