Students will be required to complete 1 piece of summative assessment:
A scenario case study analysis. Present a report giving a rational and recommending action to be taken further to a given resource management scenario. Assesses LOs 1, 2 and 3.

Additional Assessment Details (including formative feedback / assessment:
Discussion and analysis of case study scenarios within the legal frameworks introduced within the lecture series. The formative feedback within these sessions will indicate the standards of analysis required for the final case study analysis.

This module aims to provide an understanding of the principles involved in the design, staffing and
operation of sports facilities. Primarily, the module focuses upon legal issues and the impact that these issues have upon the operational management procedures including the recruitment and selection of staff.

Contact Hours: (36)
12 hours tutor-led lectures
24 hours workshops

Independent Study Hours: (114)
17 hours researching legal cases
60 hours research for and preparation of final assessment
17 hours background reading to support seminar sessions
20 hours facility visits

Electronic law cases eg Lawtel, UK Law, WestLaw UK
Appropriately and adequately equipped lecture theatre
Appropriately and adequately equipped workshop / seminar room
Appropriately and adequately stocked library facilities
PC with access to online learning material via Bbd
Transport to an appropriate facility

Gardiner, J., James, M.,Oleary, J., Welch, R., Blackshaw, I., Boyes, S, and Caiger, A. (2006) Sports Law. London : Cavendish.
Lewis, A. and Taylor, J (2003) Sport: Law and Practice. Butterworth: London