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Nithsdale Primary PEPAS Calendar 2016 - 2017 Nithsdale Area Dumfries and Galloway Regional Term C/EC Event Date Venue Term C/EC Event Date Venue Nithsdale Primary PEPAS Calendar 2016 - 2017 Nithsdale Area Dumfries and Galloway Regional Term C/EC Event Date Venue Term C/EC Event Date Venue C British Triathlon Trust Mini- Tri 15 September 2016 Sanquhar Swimming Pool C Schools Regional Boccia Competition 8 Sept. 2016 Castle Douglas Term Term EC Decathlon (P4/5) 2 disciplines for 5 weeks September 2016 David Keswick Centre C Disability Swim Time Trials (East) 29 Sept. 2016 Annan Swimming Pool 1 1 C Disability Swim Time Trials (West) 29 Sept. 2016 Ryan Centre, Stranraer EC Hockey Festival (P4/5) October 2016 King George V Regional Scottish Schools Swimming Qualifiers (West) Merrick Centre, Newton C 9 Nov. 2016 C Sportshall Athletics Heats (P6-7) October - November 2016 School based practice Term (P4 - S6) Stewart Term Regional Scottish Schools Swimming Qualifiers (East) EC Primary School Dance Competition w/c 28 November 2016 Dumfries High School 2 C 14 Nov.2016 Annan Swimming Pool 2 (P4 - S6) C Sportshall Athletics Final (P6 – P7) w/c 28 November 2016 David Keswick Centre C Sportshall Athletics Regional Final (P5 – P7) 25 Jan. 2017 Dumfries College EC Badminton cluster heats (P6-7) January - February 2017 Cluster events C Disability Sportshall Athletics (Primary and Secondary) 25 Jan. 2017 Dumfries College Regional Scottish Schools Gymnastics Competition David Keswick Athletic EC Cross Country Super 5s Race 1 (P5-7) 16 February 2017 Park Farm EC 28 Jan. 2017 (Primary and Secondary) Centre EC Cross Country Super 5s Race 2 (P5-7) 21 February 2017 Maryfield, Georgetown David Keswick Centre, Term EC Regional Primary Schools Badminton Finals (P6 – P7) 19 March 2017 Nithsdale Badminton Championships Dumfries EC 26 February 2017 David Keswick Centre (P6-7) 3 Regional Disability Football Festival Palmerston Park, C March 2017 EC Cross Country Super 5s Race 3 (P5-7) 1 March 2017 Wallace Hall Academy (Primary and Secondary) Dumfries C Pop Lacrosse Championships (P4 – P7) March 2017 TBC Term EC Cross Country Super 5s Race 4 (P5-7) 6 March 2017 MacLeod Pavillion, Kingholm Regional Disability Athletics Festival David Keswick Athletic C April 2017 3 EC Cross Country Super 5s Race 5 (P5-7) 14 March 2017 Maxwelltown High School (Primary and Secondary) Centre Primary Schools Regional C Primary Cross Country Champs (P4 – P7) 22 March 2017 King George V C 25 May 2017 New Galloway Golf Club Term Golf Competition (Primary - Golf Handicap Required) C Touch Rugby Festival (P6 – P7) 29 March 2017 Park Farm, Dumfries 4 EC Douglas Knox Lacrosse Championships (Open) May 2017 TBC EC Nithsdale Girls Football Festival (P4-7) March 2017 Dumfries High School - 3G C Guid Nychburris Swim Gala (Primary and Secondary) 8 June 2017 Dumfries Swimming Pool C Curling Cool Festival (P6) 24 March 2017 Dumfries Ice Bowl C Curling Cool Festival (P7) 27 March 2017 Dumfries Ice Bowl Coach Education/CPD C Cluster Potted Sports (P1-2) May - June 2017 Cluster locations Course Date Venue C Tennis Skills Challenge (P3) May 2017 Nunholm Tennis Club Boccia 23 August 2016 David Keswick Centre, Dumfries Dance CPD 2 September 2016 Lockerbie Academy C Club Golf Festival (P5) May 2017 Crichton Golf Club, Dumfries Bikeability Cycle Trainer Assistant Training September 6, 13, 20 David Keswick Centre, Dumfries EC Fun 5z Netball Festival (P5-7) 31 May 2017 Maxwelltown High School Term Gymnastics UKCC Level 1 September 10, 11, 18 Lochmaben Leisure Centre 4 EC Sprint Relay (P5 – P7) 6 June 2017 David Keswick Centre Jigs and Reels - Scottish Country Dancing 22 September 2016 David Keswick Centre, Dumfries EC Athletics Booster (P3/4) June 2017 David Keswick Centre Junior Jog Scotland 26 September 2016 David Keswick Centre, Dumfries C Football Festival June 2017 TBC Sportshall Athletics 3 October 2016 David Keswick Centre, Dumfries C Active Games Participation Festival (P4) 22 June 2017 King George V Badminton Basics (and Umpiring) CPD 10 October 2016 Dumfries Academy Gymnastics CPD 7 October 2016 DGOne, Dumfries C = Curriculum EC = Extra Curricular Netball Fun 5z 24 January 2017 Lincluden Primary, Dumfries Cross Country 31 January 2017 David Keswick Centre, Dumfries For further information on all coach education and coach Club Golf (Primary Age) 28 February 2017 David Keswick Centre, Dumfries development courses across Dumfries and Galloway contact: Mini / Short Tennis 21 March 2017 David Keswick Centre, Dumfries Run, Jump, Throw 25 April 2017 David Keswick Centre, Dumfries www.dumgal.gov.uk/coacheducation @DGCsport Susan Bryson on 030 33 33 3000 Nithsdale Active Your Active Schools and Schools and GAMES Community Sport Officer Community Sport.
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