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Schulamt Für Den Hochsauerlandkreis Als Untere Schulaufsichtsbehörde SCHULAMT FÜR DEN HOCHSAUERLANDKREIS ALS UNTERE SCHULAUFSICHTSBEHÖRDE Ausschuss für den Schulsport Schulamt für den Hochsauerlandkreis Eichholzstr. 9, 59821 Arnsberg Verwaltungsgebäude Eichholzstr. 9, 59821 Arnsberg AfS Kreis Olpe Organisationseinheit 23 AfS Kreis Siegen Wittgenstein Sachbearbeiter/in Frau Bornemann St. Ursula Gymnasium Arnsberg Telefon-Durchwahl (02931) 94- 4109 Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium Winterberg- Telefax (02931) 94-4111 Medebach christiane.bornemann E-mail @hochsauerlandkreis.de Herrn Kastien, Bez. Regierung Arnsberg Zimmer-Nr. 159 Aktenzeichen 23/40- Datum 31.03.2016 Landessportfest der Schulen 2015/2016 hier: Vorrunde Regierungsbezirksmeisterschaften im Fußball WK II + III Mädchen Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, die Vorrunde der Regierungsbezirksmeisterschaften im Fußball WK II+III Mädchen findet statt am Dienstag, den 19.04.2016 Spielort : Sportzentrum Große Wiese Klosfuhr 5, 59759 Arnsberg Anreise : bis 09:30 Uhr Beginn : 10.00 Uhr voraus. Ende : 13.00 Uhr Rückfahrt : ca. 13.30 Uhr Spielzeit : WK II 2x15 Min. – WK III 2x15 Min. Schiedsrichter : werden vom FLVW gestellt Teilnehmende Mannschaften WK II (Jahrgang 2000-2002) Realschule Wilnsdorf (SI) St. Ursula-Realschule, Attendorn (OE) Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium, Winterberg-Medebach (HSK) Teilnehmende Mannschaften WK III (Jahrgang 2002-2004) Berta-von-Suttner-GeS Siegen (SI) Städt. Gymnasium Olpe (OE) St. Ursula Gymnasium, Arnsberg (HSK) Kreissitz: Steinstr. 27, Meschede Im Rahmen der Gleitzeitregelung erreichen Sie die Mitarbeiter/innen der Kreis- Bankverbindung: Telefon (0291) 94 - 0 verwaltung telefonisch in den folgenden Kernzeiten (hiervon abweichende Sparkasse Hochsauerland 190 BLZ 416 517 70 Telefax (0291) 94 – 1140 Besuchszeiten sind oben vermerkt). Sparkasse Meschede 18 BLZ 464 510 12 Videokonferenz (0291) 94 - 2804 Mo.-Do. 8.30 – 12.00 Uhr Mo., Mi., Do. 14.00 – 15.30 Uhr Sparkasse Arnsberg-Sundern 1007327 BLZ 466 500 05 E-mail [email protected] Fr. 8.30 – 13.00 Uhr Di. 14.00 – 17.00 Uhr Postbank Dortmund 1178-467 BLZ 440 100 46 2 Spielfolge WK II und WK lll Spiel 1, 10.00 Uhr, Platz 1, WK ll Geschw.-Scholl-Gymn. Winterberg - St. Ursula Realsch., Attendorn (OE) Spiel 2, 10.00 Uhr, Platz 2, WK lll Städt. Gymnasium Olpe (OE) - Berta-von-Suttner-GeS Siegen (SI) Spiel 3, 11.00 Uhr, Platz 1, WK ll Verlierer Spiel 1 - Realschule Wilnsdorf (SI) Spiel 4, 11.00 Uhr, Platz 2, WK lll Verlierer Spiel 2 - St. Ursula Gymnasium, Arnsberg (HSK) Spiel 5, 12.00 Uhr, Platz 1, WK ll, Gewinner Spiel 1 - Realschule Wilnsdorf (SI) Spiel 6, 12.00 Uhr, Platz 2, WK lll, Gewinner Spiel 2 - St. Ursula Gymnasium, Arnsberg (HSK) Gespielt wird auf dem Kleinfeld (Kunstrasen), Bälle sind mitzubringen. Bitte achten Sie auf gültige Schülersportausweise/Schülerausweise und das Mannschaftsmeldeformular! Weitere Einzelheiten im Internet unter http://bzarnsberg.schulsport- nrw.de/index.php/schulsportwettbewerbe/landessportfest-der-schulen und in der im Anhang be- findlichen Ausschreibung. Teilnehmer für die zum Spielbeginn kein Nachweis erbracht werden kann, sind nicht start- berechtigt! Die Sieger qualifizieren sich für die Endrunde der Regierungsbezirksmeisterschaften am Montag, dem 09.05.2016 im Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis. Ihren Mannschaften wünsche ich eine gute Anreise und viel Erfolg bei den Spielen. Mit sportlichen Grüßen Im Auftrag gez. Christiane Bornemann .
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