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Edition 16 - 8th June 2019 The School Games Mark application window is OPEN for 2018/19 , almost every school in Shepway can achieve at least a Bronze so apply soon and let me know if you need any support. This will contribute to the key indicator regarding ‘Raising the Profile of PE in your school’. I am looking forward to seeing lots of applications. Our final PE leader meeting of the year will be … Wednesday 26th June 4-6pm in the Main Sportshall at Three Hills Sports Park please add this to your diaries. This meeting will be in a DROP-IN session for PE leaders and/ or SLT to come and speak to the SST team about next year’s school’s offer and order your packages to start in September 2019. Our new SST School Sport brochure will be released shortly and is arranged in the 5 key indicators given to schools by the Government to guide your spending of your PE and Sport Premium Funding so it should be easy for you to pinpoint areas in your development plan that need improving then easily find sessions or expertise to help you achieve this in our schools brochure. School Games Mark The application window is NOW OPEN! Apply online at www.yourschoolgames.com 4 Essentials to do on Yourschoolgames.org if you want to achieve your School Games Mark this year 1. Register your school and a teacher on yourschoolgames.com- Go to www.yourschoolgames.com and log in using your username and password. If you do not have a log in already then scroll down to the bottom of the screen and write your school name in the ‘Find your School’ area. Then register a teacher on your account. To do this go to ‘Your School’ at the top and look at the ‘Your School Users’ box. 2. Add your school games day date/ sports day date (Log in, Go to ‘Events’ at the top of the page, scroll to the very bottom of the page and click on ‘Add a Sports competition that you have run in school’, complete the answers on the page, ensure you click ‘Yes’ when it asks you if it is a School Games Day’ then publish at the end). 3. Register on the Active Schools Planner (click on this on your dashboard) 4. Complete your ‘Inclusive Health Check’ (scroll down on your dashboard to the bottom of the page and click on the Inclusive Health Check). Congratulations to Lympne Primary School who upgraded their School Games Mark from Bronze last year to Gold this year. If you are aiming for Silver or Gold School Games Mark you must complete one heatmap at www.activeschoolsplanner.com Here’s how to do this….1. Sign up to the Active School Planner and login. 2. Click on ‘Help Videos’ Scroll down to ‘Create a new heatmap’and follow the instuctions on the 6 minute video to create your own heatmap. Please find attached a guidance document which gives you an explanation and examples of supporting evidence for every prerequisite and every criteria of the Gold, Silver and Bronze awards. If you woud like help in completing this application do contact me. Sports Directory UK – My School Reward Scheme Sign up to the ‘My School Reward Scheme’ at https://www.sportsdirectoryuk.co.uk/content/school_rewards_scheme and receive discounts and chance to win competitions. Free Girls Football Resources To look forward to and celebrate the Women’s World Cup, the Youth Sport Trust, in partnership with the FA, has created a set of free to download resources. The aim is not solely to encourage more school age girls to play football, but also to generate a buzz amongst all school students around the women’s game. The resources include assembly and classroom presentations, as well as activities linked to the curriculum and areas of personal development for both primary and secondary students. On top of this, there are some exciting World Cup extras, including a wall planner and squad sheet. Schools accessing the resources are also invited to take part in a ‘tweet of the week’ competition to showcase how they are being used. Each winning school will receive a set of 50 Panini Women’s World Cup books and stickers. To enter, schools should tag @YouthSportTrust and use the hashtag #YSTWin. SST Awards – Friday 5th July – attend with your school! Visit https://shepwaysportstrust.org/awards/ to nominate now! Upcoming Competitions and Events Date Event Time Venue Teams Booked Pathway, Development or Festival* Monday 10th Yr5/6 Netball Shepway 4-6pm Three Hills Invite only Pathway June School Games Final Sports Park Top teams from 2 Final heats Tuesday 11th Yr1/2 Rapid Fire 1-3pm Saltwood The Beacon x1 Pathway June Cricket Club Churchill x3 Lympne x1 Selsted x1 Saltwood x3 St Eanswythe’s x3 Seabrook x3 Monday 17th Yr3/4 Kwik Cricket 1-3pm Brookland Palmarsh x1 Pathway June Cricket Club Brenzett x1 St Martin’s x3 Brookland x3 Tuesday 18th Yr5/6 Mixed Kwik 9:30- Elham Seabrook x3 Pathway June Cricket Heat Three 12o’clock Cricket Club Elham x1 Lyminge x1 Castlehill x1 St Martin’s x3 Tuesday 18th Yr5/6 Rounders 4-6pm Folkestone Lympne x2 Development June School for Hawkinge x1 Girls Selsted x1 Stowting x1 Hythe Bay x1 Wednesday Yr5/6 Girls Kwik 9:30- Hythe St Martin’s x1 Pathway 19th June Cricket 12o’clock Cricket Club Martello x1 Wednesday Yr3/4 Tennis 1-3pm Hythe Tennis Bodsham x3 Festival 19th June Club St Martin’s x2 Selsted x3 St Eanswythe’s x3 The Beacon x1 Wednesday Yr5/6 SST Tag Rugby 4-6pm Folkestone St Martin’s x2 SST Leagues 19th June and League Rugby Club St Nicholas x3 Wednesday Hythe Bay x1 3rd July Friday 21st Yr1/2 Infant Games 9:30-3pm Three Hills Hawkinge x1 Festival June Sports Park St Martin’s x3 Castlehill x3 Stowting x3 Elham x2 Churchill x3 Morehall x3 The Beacon x1 Lyminge x3 Monday 24th Yr5/6 Tag Rugby 1-3pm Marsh Brenzett x1 Development June Academy St Nicholas x3 Morehall x3 Dymchurch x1 Tuesday 25th Yr5/6 Tag Rugby 1-3pm Folkestone St Martin’s x3 Development June Rugby Club Selsted x1 Sandgate x1 St Eanswythe’s x2 Hythe Bay x1 Christ Church x1 Stowting x1 Elham x1 Harcourt x1 Lyminge x1 Martello x1 Wednesday Yr5/6 Mixed Kwik 9:30- Hythe Top teams from Pathway 26th June Cricket Final 12o’clock Cricket Club the 3 Yr5/6 heats Wednesday Yr5/6 Tennis 1-3pm Hythe Tennis Bodsham x3 Festival 26th June Club St Martin’s x2 St Eanswythe’s x3 Seabrook x3 St Augustine’s x1 The Beacon x1 Tuesday 2nd Yr3/4 Kwik Cricket 10am- Saltwood Lympne x1 Pathway July 12o’clock Cricket Club St Martin’s x3 Saltwood x3 St Eanswythe’s x3 Seabrook x3 Elham x1 Monday 8th Infant Games 9:30-3pm Marsh Brookland x6 TBC Festival July Academy Brenzett x2 The Beacon x1 Tuesday 9th Yr3/4 Tri Golf 1-3pm Littlestone St Nicholas x4 Festival July Golf Club Brookland x3 Dymchurch x1 Wednesday Gruffalo Outdoor 10am- Folkestone St Martin’s x3 Festival 10th July Adventurous Activity 12o’clock Sports Bodsham x2 Festival Centre Selsted x1 St Eanswythe’s x3 Elham x1 Churchill x3 St Augustine’s x3 Lyminge x1 Martello x1 The Beacon x2 Tuesday 16th Yr3/4 Rounders 10am- Brockhill Brenzett x2 Development July 12o’clock School Stowting x1 St Martin’s x3 Palmarsh x1 St Augustine’s x2 Martello x1 Wednesday Yr5/6 Rounders 1-3pm Marsh St Nicholas x4 Development 17th July Academy Palmarsh x1 Dymchurch x1 *Pathway = competition with medals awarded 1st, 2nd and 3rd place and winners go onto county competition Development = competition with medals awarded 1st, 2nd, 3rd but no progression. Festival – Single Sport or Multisports mostly non-competitive, may be prizes for displaying the School Games values (honesty, respect, passion, self belief, teamwork and determination) Upcoming School Package Delivery Please check the dates below – any questions please contact me. Date Bolt On School Mon 10th June Martello Kwik Cricket 2 of 6 PE Support Martello PE Support All Souls Active Lunchtime All Souls Tues 11th June PE Support Lympne PE Support Mundella Potted Sports Club 2 of 6 Lympne Tennis Club 1 of 6 Christ Church Balanceability 2 of 6 Palmarsh Tennis Club 6 of 8 Mundella Wed 12th June Football Club 2 of 6 Selsted Tennis Club 1 of 5 Brenzett Tag Rugby Club 1 of 6 Christ Church Tiempo Dance and Fitness Palmarsh PE Support St Augustine’s Thursday 13th June Athletics Club 2 of 6 Dymchurch Athletics Club 2 of 6 Christ Church Balanceability 1 of 6 St Mary’s Kwik Cricket Club 6 of 8 Mundella PE Support Mundella Balanceability 2 of 6 Brenzett Rugby Tots 2 of 6 Brenzett Friday 14th June Rapid Fire Club 2 of 6 Dymchurch Kwik Cricket 2 of 6 Morehall PE Support Morehall Balanceability 1 of 3 St Eanswythe’s Athletics Club 1 of 6 Christ Church Tennis Club 2 of 6 All Souls Ball Skills 2 of 9 St Nicholas Date Bolt On School Mon 17th June Martello Kwik Cricket 3 of 6 PE Support Martello PE Support All Souls Tues 18th June PE Support Lympne PE Support Mundella Athletics Club 1 of 5 Lydd Potted Sports Club 3 of 6 Lympne Tennis Club 2 of 6 Christ Church Balanceability 3 of 6 Palmarsh Tennis Club 7 of 8 Mundella Wed 19th June Football Club 3 of 6 Selsted Tennis Club 2 of 5 Brenzett Tag Rugby Club 3 of 6 Christ Church Tiempo Dance and Fitness Day St Eanswythe’s PE Support St Augustine’s Thursday 20th June Athletics Club 3 of 6 Dymchurch Athletics Club 3 of 6 Christ Church Balanceability 2 of 6 St Mary’s Kwik Cricket Club 3 of 8 Mundella PE Support Mundella Balanceability 3 of 6 Brenzett Rugby Tots 3 of 6 Brenzett Friday 21st June Rapid Fire Club 3 of 6 Dymchurch Kwik Cricket 3 of 6 Morehall PE Support Morehall Athletics Club 2 of 6 Christ Church Tennis Club 3 of 6 All Souls Ball Skills 3 of 9 St Nicholas Our very own Sacha is taking on the Peak District Mighty Hike for Macmillan Cancer Support in July, to support her wish her luck or donate on her Just Giving Page at https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/SachaMightyHikeForCancerSupport?utm_campaign=lc_frp_sh are_transaction_fundraiser_page_launched&utm_content=aabd9d54-e1bb-4aae-bc5b- 8b61b7eaa3a1&utm_medium=email&utm_source=postoffice&utm_term=1548275382295 Please find attached a flyer from one of our partner clubs, Hythe Cricket Club, to make families aware of local cricket coaching near them.
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