- Young People
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London 2012 Challenge
- Feb 10 -
On Your Marks
- Nov 09 -
Olympic Values
- Nov 09 -
Creative Campus
- Dec 09 -
2010 Kent School Games Launched!
- Dec 09 -
Logo
Competition
- Oct 09 -
20in12 Grant
- Sept 09 -
Raising the Pulse
- July 09 -
Pitch to the Dragons
- June 09 -
Seb Inspired by Kent
- June 09 -
Games is coming!
- June 09 -
Get Innovative!
- June 09 -
Torch Lights Passion
- July 09 -
Everyone’s Games
- Nov 08 -
Success in Schools
- Sept 08 -
20 in 12 Programme
- Aug 08 -
Sing with Passion
- Apr 08 -
Games warm up
- Jan 08 -
School Games
- Nov 07 -
Learning Resources
- April 07 -
Sectoral Group
- Sept 06 -
Vision
- June 06
Win the chance for your school to work with the London 2012 VeloPark designers.
The London 2012 team are asking pupils up to age 16 to think big, think creatively, and design their dream VeloPark to host the cycling sports of a future Games.
The winning pupils will have the opportunity to see the designers of the 2012 VeloPark at work and learn how to create a world-class venue.
Schools are being encouraged to register now, to receive a free information pack with resources that have been designed to complement the curriculum - in time for the September launch of this competition.
Register your school details to get involved!
Kent School Games
The
Kent Campaign's School and Young People's Group has reorganised to set up five
task and finish groups to lead on each of the group's five priorities - for
details of the five priorities, please follow this link (pdf) . The sectoral
task group will now meet once a term to review action and progress
In the meantime, the chairman of the group, Danny O'Donovan, Executive Head Teacher of Herne Bay High School, has been actively producing the first Every Child Active in Kent newsletter, which profiles the work of the Kent Campaign and includes an exclusive foreword from Dame Kelly Holmes CBE in her dual role as Patron of the Kent Campaign for the 2012 Games and as National School Sport Champion. He has also been appointed chairman of the South East's Youth Sport Trust 2012 Head Teacher Development Group, reflecting Kent's continued national leadership on understanding, grasping and maximising opportunities around 2012.
There have also been extensive discussions and planning around the staging of the biennial Kent School Games - an objective of the Kent Strategy for the 2012 Games. Medway schools will be part of the games, with trials across the county anticipated between October 2007 and May 2008, with the Finals events being staged during the weeks 23 June and 6 July 2008. The Kent School Games will cover secondary, primary and special schools, and are expected to cover most of the following shortlist of sports.
- athletics
- basketball
- cricket
- netball
- sports stacks
- tag rugby
- tennis
- tri golf
- badminton
- hockey
- swimming
- table tennis
- volleyball
- football
- judo is likely to be a demonstration sport at the 2008 Kent School Games
