CONTENTS Sections Page Numbers What is the School Games? 2 Why get involved in the School Games? 2 How to get involved in the School Games? 3 Level 2: Competition 3 3: County Sport Festivals 4 County (Level 3) School Games Festivals – Key Dates Quick Guide 5 Cumbria Sporthall Primary Athletics Final 6 – 7 Cumbria Key Step Gymnastics (Small Schools) 8 – 9 Cumbria Key Step Gymnastics Final (Large Schools) 10 – 11 Cumbria Schools Athletics Association County Yr7 Championships 12 – 13 Cumbria U19 Boccia 12s Competition 14 – 16 Cumbria U19 5-a-side Pan Disability 17 – 18 school
Football Competition Cumbria Tri Golf Skills Festival (Yrs 3 & 4) 19 – 20 Cumbria Tri Golf Skills Festival (Yrs 5 & 6) 21 – 22 Cumbria Quicksticks Hockey Festival 23 – 24 Cumbria High 5 Netball Festival 25 – 26 Cumbria Primary Orienteering Competition 27 – 28 Cumbria U19 Team Table Cricket Competition 29 – 30 Cumbria U19 Inclusive Table Tennis Competition 31 – 32 Cumbria Mini Red Tennis Competition Schools) 33 – 34 Cumbria Mini Red Tennis Competition (Large Schools) 35 – 36 APPENDIX A: How the games can be used to support key priorities for the whole school 37 APPENDIX B: Fair Play Charter 38 APPENDIX C: Code of Conduct 39
CARLISLE Joanna Davidson School Games Organiser Richard Rose Central Academy Victoria Place Carlisle Cumbria CA1 1LY Work number: 822060 ext 4594 Mobile number: 07966 111722 FURNESS Wright School Games Organiser Furness Academy Thorncliffe Road Barrow-in-Furness Cumbria LA14 5QP Mobile number: 07850 884673 Work number: 01229 825163 COPELAND Sonia Dryden School Games Organiser St Bees School St Bees Cumbria CA27 0DS Work telephone: 828051 sonia.dryden@st-bees-school.co.uk LAKES Michelle Storton School Organiser The Lakes School Troutbeck Bridge Windermere Cumbria LA23 1HW Mobile number: 07734 533156 Work telephone: 015394 40810 LEVEL 3: COUNTY SPORT FESTIVALS The Cumbria Local Organising Committee (LOC) is a county-wide strategic group established to plan and stage the high quality School Games Level 3 festivals which is the culmination of leading school teams from competitions at Levels 1 and 2 of the School Games. The LOC has produced this Handbook to inform Schools in Cumbria of the Level 3 competitions and festivals that are planned for 2014. School teams who qualify to compete at any of the Level 3 Competitions/Festivals will be sent further information prior to their competition/festival. We ask that all school teachers, team managers, participants, parents and spectators abide by the Fair Play Charter which outlines the appropriate behaviour that should be used by all during the events. (See Appendix B) We also ask team managers to encourage participants to follow our Code of Conduct (See Appendix C) and embrace the School Games Values. (See Appendix D) If you would like more information regards any of the Level 3 (County) Festivals please contact: Underwood Development Officer Active Cumbria, Cumbria County Council, The Parkhouse Building, Baron Way Kingstown Business Park, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA6 4SJ Work number: 01228 221361 Mobile number: 586430
Cancellation Policy In the event that the competition has to be cancelled due to extreme weather conditions the event organisers will inform the team managers no later than lunch time the day prior to the event. No alternative date will be arranged. Year Group Year 7 to 11 (Combined) (11 – 16 year olds) with a disability or special educational needs. Gender Mixed gender teams are encouraged. Team / size The competition is for the school team that is successful in their retrospective Level 2 competitions. All players must have at least one or more of the following disabilities / impairments: Partially sighted Cerebral Palsy (Ambulant) Amputee (Ambulant) Deaf Severe Learning Disability (IQ Lower than 75) Hard of Hearing Moderate Learning Disability Physical (Ambulant) Emotional Behavioural Difficulties All players must be ambulant Team must consist of a minimum of 5 players to a maximum of 8 players. (5 players plus 3 substitutes) Players from more than one school in a district may form one district team if required. Clothing / equipment requirements The competition will be held indoors. Players will also be expected to wear their own shin guards. Teams are encouraged to wear their school football strips if possible. Refreshments Lunch and refreshments will NOT be provided during the competition therefore school teams are expected to make their own arrangements. Drinking water will be provided during the event. Transport arrangements Welfare All competing teams will receive a copy of the event welfare plan prior to the event. The plan will outline clear lines of communication for any welfare issues and provide clarification of roles, responsibilities and procedures that should be followed should an incident or accident occur. Event Format 5 a-side round robin competition. Rules Each team will with 4 outfield players and 1 Goalkeeper on the field of play. Each squad may consist of a maximum of 8 players. Rolling substitutes are permitted throughout the game but may only be made when there is a stoppage in play. Please inform the referee prior to a substitution. All free kicks awarded will be direct. The football is not allowed above head height – Free kick will be awarded. The goalkeeper may come out of goal area – Free kick will be awarded if goalkeeper handles ball outside the goal area. A kick in or goal kick will be awarded when the football goes out play.
Level 3 Qualifying Team Contact Sheet – SPRING TERM Festival APPENDIX E Level 3 Event Age Group Team Manager Details School Details Title First Name Surname Telephone Contact Numbers Address School Name Full School Address including post code Cumbria Sportshall Primary (Team 1) Yr 5 & 6 Cumbria Sportshall Primary (Team 2) Yr 5 & 6 Please can School Organisers complete and return this form to Becky Underwood NO than Wednesday 12th March 2014