PE Showcase Day 7th July Cancelled
PESSYP and Baseline Surveys
The PESSYP annual data survey and our baseline information collection questionnaires will be sent to schools very soon. The deadline for returning the paper copies of the survey to your SSCo is Thursday 11th June. For more information visit our Links Page.
The online activity survey we have now been running for several weeks now has nearly 7000 responses. This could well assist you with the completion of the National data survey. The surveys can be accessed via the following links.
Partnership Golf Event
Tuesday 30th June 2009 at Windwhistle Golf Club. This year the event took two different versions; one for existing players with handicaps and another for non golfers who were keen to learn more.Many thanks to Windwhistle Golf Club and to Steve Scott Bowen from the Golf Foundation.
National School Sport Week
Taking place from 29th June till 3rd July 2009, helping to motivate pupils and fulfil objectives for PE and school sport using the inspiration of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games and Values. To achieve this, free resources; including teacher packs, great prizes, and visits from British Olympians and Paralympians are available by registering at www.schoolsportweek.org
Partnership News
KS 1 Fun Run at Hambridge
July 1st, 2009 | Uncategorized, Huish Episcopi
End of year Multi Skills Festival held at King Arthur’s School
June 29th, 2009 | King Arthur's |
Many of the local primary schools have successfully trained staff through the School Sports Partnership to deliver Multi Skills Clubs for their Year 1/2 pupils. |
The Final Year 4 Playday of the Year Takes Place
June 29th, 2009 | King Arthur's |
The final Year 4 Playday of the year went ahead last friday with around 80 pupils attending from King Arthur’s cluster of primary schools. |
Year 3/4 Mini Reds Tennis Initiative at Wincanton proves very successful
June 29th, 2009 | King Arthur's |
The Year 3/4 Mini Reds Tennis Initiative launched by the LTA, and run by Wincanton Tennis Club for the local primary schools, has proved to be a roving success. |
