Two new leadership courses will be available from 2010. The Essentially Dance Leadership course, in partnership with Essentially Dance, and the Indoor Rowing Leaders Award, in partnership with Concept2 Rowing.
The Sports Leaders UK Foundation has been awarded £100,000 by the Garfield Weston Foundation, which will go towards establishing a further 100 Sports Leaders UK Outreach Centres, and assist in the running of a number of partnership based community projects.
QCDA is currently running free training events for exams office staff who are delivering the Diploma for the first time.
The new Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF) will replace the current NQF on 1 January 2010. Sports Leaders UK will be moving all of their qualifications onto the QCF next year.
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Sports Leaders UK held an event at The Scottish Parliament on Wednesday 27th January to demonstrate the importance of its work and partners in Scotland. The event, hosted by Andy Kerr SMP, showcased the amazing achievements of Sports Leaders in Scotland and highlighted the pledge made by Sports Leaders UK to the Commonwealth Games Legacy.
Sports Leaders UK announced its 2012 legacy and recognised inspirational young leaders at a special awards ceremony at the House of Lords recently. The event, held on December 7, also saw the announcement of Sports Leaders UK's recent partnership with Change4Life, the Government's programme to encourage a healthier, active lifestyle.
Linda Plowright, Chief Executive of Sports Leaders UK, and Carolyn Cant, QA Manager took part in the Extra Mile Challenge cycle relay through France on the 25, 26, 27 September, to raise money for a number of charities including Sports Leaders UK.
Four major British sports looked to Sports Leaders UK to help deliver leadership training for 200 young people at the Young Leaders Camp 2009 in Rugby School this month.
On Wednesday 8th July 2009, HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, hosted a private luncheon at Buckingham Palace to officially launch the new Sports Leaders UK Foundation.
Four Olympic athletes led two hundred young people from all over Britain at the first Sports Leaders UK National Convention at the MK Dons stadium on Saturday 4th July.

Linda Plowright, Chief Executive of Sports Leaders UK, and Carolyn Cant, QA Manager took part in the Extra Mile Challenge cycle relay through France on the 25, 26, 27 September, to raise money for a number of charities including Sports Leaders UK. Here's Linda's Travel Log:
Day 1:
Rouen to Le Mans (c180 miles)
Our starting point is from Rouen just on the south side of a loop of the Seine, where we head south west through Upper & Lower Normandy countryside travelling through the gentle Alps Mancelles in the beautiful Normandie-Maine National Parc finishing at Le Mans, the motor-racing capital of France. Le Mans predates Roman times and is the birthplace of our King Henry II.
Day 2:
Le Mans to Amboise (c180 miles)
We get off to an early 'Le Mans start', aiming to use at least part of the famous 24 hour circuit. The Mulsanne straight, Indianapolis and Arnage corners are all on public roads and we plan to get a real flavour of this famous race track. We then leave the Sarthe and aim for the Loire National Park where we finish the day cycling along the banks of the Loire and the Indre before arriving at Amboise for the night. This small city is dominated by the Chateau D'Amboise, a favourite of French kings, and the origin of the formal French garden. Amboise was also the last home of Leonardo da Vince at the famous Clos Luce.
Day 3:
Circular route of the Loire Valley (c160 miles)
Breaking with tradition we are trialling a two-night stop at the same hotel. Relax longer - no rush to pack your bags in the morning and more leisure time in the evening to enjoy some of Vouvray (only 10kms from Amboise), before settling down to the celebratory end-of-challenge Gala Dinner. Today we go in search of the famous Loire Chateaux including Montrichard, Chenonceaux, Chaumont and Chambord.
September 2009