HAMPSHIRE SCHOOL GAMES

INCLUSIVE COMPETITIVE OPPORTUNITIES

SEPT 2015 - JULY 2016

The HampshireSchool Games

The School Games is a new approach to school sport designed to motivate and enthuse all childrenand young people. Using the unique power and energy of London 2012, now is the time to inspireeveryone to take part! Our children expect and deserve the best – this means an approach tocompetitive school sport that is exciting, well presented, offers a wide variety of sports and whichgive other opportunities for pupils to get involved through cultural activities, organisation,officiating or volunteering.

The Hampshire School Games are supported by a range of partners including Hants CC. National Governing Bodies of Sport, College, Local Authorities, School Games Organisersand Local Sports Clubs. This year the Level Two and Three elements of the School Games have been planned to provide improved pathways between levels.

Activities advertised are being planned and organised through a range of partners including National Governing Body Officers, School Games Organisers, SHIOW officers, Mary Rose Sports College to name a few and are being supported by a range of student volunteers.

To reward schools for their involvement in the School Games, the government have developed aSchool Games Mark at Bronze, Silver and Gold levels that will be awarded to schools through a self-review process. It monitors school in identified areas including:

  • the number of competitive Level One (intra) and Level Two (inter) school sport activities organised
  • the number of pupils taking part in extra curricular sporting activity
  • the number of young people engaged in volunteering, officiating level one – level three activity for The School Games
  • involvement of pupils in planning activities
  • school-club links
  • use of sports coaches from local clubs to support activity

Thank you for your support and Good Luck!

Madeleine Campbell

Hampshire Schools Sports Partnerships

Spirit of the Games Values

The Spirit of the Games Values focus on personal excellence through competition. There are six values:


Competition Levels – Gold/Silver/Bronze

To simplify school competition, and to help schools select pupils, the following levels have been introduced for Level Two events to help clarify the appropriate pupils to bring to respective events.

These levels may also assist with:

  • Talent ID through to County Final competitions
  • Club exit routes for those interested in developing their skills
  • Those who are not competitive and are interested in participation only

Gold–Area competitions where winners/runners up willrepresent their respective area at the County Finals.

Silver – A competition with an emphasis on winning, where the winning team will be presented with certificates and medals. This could be a one off event at either local or county level

Bronze – A festival where the emphasis is on participation, trying new activities/skills and fair play. Participation certificates will be awarded with spot prizes for top boy/girl.

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AUTUMN 2015
Date/Time / Event / Type of Event / Venue / Age Group / Impairment
Wb 02 November 2015
10:30am – 12:30pm / VI Football Festival / Participation only (BRONZE) / Eastleigh Fleming Park / Key Stage 3/4 / MLD/BESD, VI
24 November 2015
10:00am – 12:00pm / Sitting Volleyball / Stand Alone
SILVER / Mountbatten Centre / Key Stage 3/4 / MLD, BESD, PD, mainstream pupils
06 November 2015
10:30am – 2:00pm / PMLD
Sport and Movement Festival / Participation
BRONZE / MaryRoseSchool
Portsmouth / Key Stage 2 / PMLD/SLD
21 October 2015
10:00am – 12:00pm
11 November 2015
10:00am – 12:00pm
14 October 2015
21 October 2015 / Football
5-a-side matches
Various categories
ROUND ONE QUALIFIER / Feed CountyFinal
GOLD / GOALS Portsmouth
Samuel Cody School
Test Park , Southampton / All Key Stages
KS3/4
KS3/4
KS2 / BESD/MLD
FOOTBALL SKILLS AND MATCHES
18 November 2015
10:30am – 2:00pm / PMLD
Sport/Movement Festival / Participation
BRONZE / MaryRoseSchool
Portsmouth / Key Stage 3 / PMLD/SLD
20 January 2016
10:00am – 12:00pm
01 December 2015
10:00am – 11:45 pm / Key Stage 3 Basketball 4 v 4
QUALIFIER / Qualifying Rounds for County Final at Hants School Games (GOLD) / Solent Uni
East Park Terrace
Portsmouth College / Key Stage 3 / BESD/MLD
27 January 2016
10:00am – 12:00pm
08 December 2015
10:00am – 11:45pm / Key Stage 4 Basketball 4 v 4
QUALIFIER / Qualifying Round
GOLD / Solent Uni East Park Terrace
Portsmouth College / Key Stage 4 / BESD/MLD
SPRING 2016
Date/Time / Event / Type of Event / Venue / Age Group / Impairment
03 February 2016
10:00am – 11:45pm / Key Stage 2
Basketball Skills QUALIFIER / Qualifying Round GOLD / Southampton Solent Uni
East Park Terrace / Year 5/6 / BESD/MLD
27 January 2016
10:30am – 2:00pm / PMLD
Sport and Movement Festival / Stand Alone
SILVER / MaryRoseSchool
Portsmouth / Key Stage 4/5 / PMLD/SLD
12 January 2016
10:00am – 12:00pm
19 January 2016
10:00am – 12:00pm / Key Stage 3
Key Stage 4 Basketball 5 v 5
QUALIFIER / Qualifying Round for School Games
GOLD / Samuel Cody
Ballantyne Road Farnborough Hampshire
GU14 8SS / Key Stage 3
Key Stage 4 / PD/MLD
BESD/MLD
24 February 2016
10:00am – 12:30pm / Sportshall Athletics / Stand Alone
SILVER / Mountbatten Centre
Portsmouth / Key Stage 3/4
Key Stage 2 / PD
MLD/BESD
11 February 2016
10:00am – 12:00pm / Key Stage 2
Basketball Skills QUALIFIER / Qualifying Round GOLD / PORTSMOUTH
College / Year 5/6 / BESD/MLD
10 March 2016
10:00pm – 11:30pm
16 March 2016
10:00am – 11:45pm
16 March 2016
10:00am – 12:00pm / Multi-Sport Ball Skills / Stand Alone
SILVER / Southdowns
Solent Uni
East Park Terrace
Samuel Cody
GU14 8SS / Key Stage 3
Key Stage 2 / PD/MLD
15 April 2016 / Dance Festival
Carnival Theme / Participation
BRONZE / TBC / All Key Stages / All
16 March 2016 / Panathlon / Feed CountyFinal
GOLD / Mountbatten Centre, Portsmouth
TBC / Key Stage 3
Key Stage 4 / PMLD/SLD/PI
20 April 2016
10:00am – 12:00pm / County Football Finals
5-a-side / County Final
GOLD / Wide Lane / Year 5/6
Key Stage 3
Key Stage 4 / BESD/MLD
FOOTBALL SKILLS AND MATCHES
23 March 2016
10:00am – 1:00pm / Rio Spring School Games / County Finals
GOLD / MBC / Various / MLD/BESD
SUMMER 2016
Date/Time / Event / Type of Event / Venue / Age Group / Impairment
28 April 2016
10:00am – 12:00pm
25 May 2016
10:00am – 11:45pm
11 May 2016
10:00am – 12:00pm / Racket Skills / Stand Alone
SILVER / Havant College
New Road
Solent Uni
East Park Terrace
Samuel Cody
GU14 8SS / Key Stage 2
Key Stage 3 / MLD/BESD
23 April 2015
05 May 2016
10:30am – 2:00pm / Boccia/NAK / Stand Alone
SILVER / Peter Symonds
MBC Portsmouth / Key Stage 2
Key Stage 3/4
Key Stage 5 / PMLD/MLD/SLD
11 May 2016
10am – 12:00pm / Tri-Golf Festival / Stand Alone
SILVER / Havant Academy / KS2 / MLD
BESD
16 May 2016
10:00am – 12:00pm / Girls Football Festival / Stand Alone
SILVER / Goals , Portsmouth / KS3/4 / MLD/BESD
23 June 2016
10:30am – 1:30pm / Track and Field Athletics / Stand Alone
SILVER / Mountbatten Centre Portsmouth / Key Stage3/4 / SLD/PMLD
09 June 2016
10am – 1:00pm / Netball Festival / Stand Alone
SILVER / Barton Peveril Colege / KS3 - 4 / MLD/BESD
30 June 2016
10am – 2:00pm / HantsSchool Games
Boccia, NAK
Tennis, Athletics, Panathlon / GOLD / Aldershot / Key Stage
2 – 4 / PMLD
MLD
SLD
21 June 2016
22 June 2016
23 June 2016
10:00am – 2:00pm / CountyCricket / Stand Alone
SILVER / North Walls, Winchester
Broadhalfpenny Down, Clanfield
Eastleigh Fleming Park / Key Stage 3
Key Stage 2
All ages / MLD
MLD
SLD
06 July 2016
10:30 – 12:30 / Swim Gala / Stand Alone
SILVER / Mountbatten Centre / Key Stage 3/4
Key Stage 2 / MLD/BESD/PD/VI

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VI Football Festival

Organisers

Madeleine Campbell – SGO Portsmouth

Martina Heath – Hants FA

Venue:Eastleigh Fleming Park Sports Centre

Passfield Avenue

EASTLEIGH

SO50 9NL

Date:Monday 02 November 2015

Time:10:30am – 12:30pm

Year Group:Year 7 - 10

Target Groups:MLD pupils

BESD pupils

VI pupils

Number of pupils:Schools to bring a maximum of 8 pupils to this festival

Format:

•comprise of coaching to familiarise pupils with the game of Blind Football followed by 5-a-side matches

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•5 v 5 matches played round robin

•Number of matches played will depend on the number of entries received

•FA Blind Football rules will be adhered to

•Pupils may be asked to wear goggles if not VI so they can experience what it is like to have a visual impairment

•Why not bring a group to experience the game

Seated Volleyball Festival

Organisers

Madeleine Campbell – SGO Portsmouth

England Volleyball

Venue:Mountbatten Sports Centre

Alexandra Park

PORTSMOUTH

PO2 9QA

Date:Tuesday 24 November 2015

Time:10:00am – 12:00pm

Year Group:Key Stage 3/4

Target Groups:MLD pupils

VI pupils

Number of pupils:Schools to bring a maximum of 8 pupils to this festival

Format:

•comprise of coaching to familiarise pupils with the game of Seated Volleyball

•Skills learnt will then be put into competitive matches, make-up and

number of matches played will depend on the number of entries received

•The emphasis of this event is participation and introducing new skills and sports to pupils so will not produce a winning team/school.

•Every participant will receive a certificate

•Please bring drinks!

PMLD Sportsability Festival

Organisers

Madeleine Campbell – SGO Portsmouth

Kirsty Troughton – Mary Rose School

Primary Festival

Venue:Mary Rose School

Gisors Road,

PORTSMOUTH

PO4 8GT

Date:Wednesday 04 November 2015

Time:10:30am – 2:00pm

Year Group:Key Stage 2

Other criteria:Schools can bring a maximum of 6 pupils to this festival

Target Group:PMLD/SLD pupils

Description:

  • Pupils will be mixed and will represent a country
  • The festival will comprise of a carousal of 4 activities including Boccia, Table Cricket, Football Skills and Rebound Therapy
  • Each activity will be scored
  • Prizes will be awarded to the top overall team and the top individual from each team for each activity
  • Every participant will receive a certificate
  • Please bring your own lunch

PMLD Sportsability Festival

Organisers

Madeleine Campbell – SGO Portsmouth

Kirsty Troughton – Mary Rose School

Secondary Festival

Venue:Mary Rose School

Gisors Road,

PORTSMOUTH

PO4 8GT

Date:Wednesday 18 November 2015

Time:10:30am – 2:00pm

Year Group:Key Stage 3

Other criteria:Schools can bring a maximum of 6 young people to this festival

Target Group:PMLD/SLD pupils

Description:

  • Pupils will be mixed and will represent a country
  • The festival will comprise of a carousal of 4 activities including Boccia, Table Cricket, Football Skills and Rebound Therapy
  • Each activity will be scored
  • Prizes will be awarded to the top overall team and the top individual from each team for each activity
  • Every participant will receive a certificate
  • Please bring your own lunch

PMLD Sportsability Festival

Organisers

Madeleine Campbell – SGO Portsmouth

Kirsty Troughton – Mary Rose School

Secondary Festival

Venue:Mary Rose School

Gisors Road,

PORTSMOUTH

PO4 8GT

Date:Wednesday 27 January 2016

Time:10:30am – 2:00pm

Year Group:Key Stage 4/5

Other criteria:Schools can bring a maximum of 6 young people to this festival

Target Group:PMLD/SLD pupils

Description:

  • Pupils will be mixed and will represent a country
  • The festival will comprise of a carousal of 4 activities including Boccia, Table Cricket, Football Skills and Rebound Therapy
  • Each activity will be scored
  • Prizes will be awarded to the top overall team and the top individual from each team for each activity
  • Every participant will receive a certificate
  • Please bring your own lunch

Boys Football Tournaments

Organisers:

Madeleine Campbell - SGO Portsmouth (South)

Gareth Byres - SGO North East Hants (North)

Bassia Dudek – Southampton SGO (Mid)

Martina Heath – Hants FA

South Hants Autumn Event:

Venue:Goals Soccer Centre

Tangier Road
Portsmouth
PO3 6QA

Date:Wednesday 21 October 2015

Time:10:00am – 12:00pm

Year Group:Year 5/6

Year 7 - 9

Year 10/11

Target Groups:MLD pupils

BESD pupils

Number of pupils:Matches will be 5-a-side so a minimum squad of 7 is suggested

Mid Hants Event:

Football Tournament:

Venue:Test Park Sports Ground

Lower Brownhill Road

Southampton

SO16 9QZ

(For SatNavs use SO16 9BP)

Date:Wednesday 14 October 2015 (KS3/4)

Wednesday 21 October 2015 (KS2)

Time:10:00am – 12:00pm

Year Group:Year 5/6

Year 7 - 9

Year 10/11

Target Groups:MLD pupils

BESD pupils

Number of pupils:Matches will be 5-a-side so a minimum squad of 7 is suggested

North Hants Event:

Football Tournament:

Venue:Samuel Cody School

Ballantyne Road

FARNBOROUGH

GU14 8SN

Date:Wednesday 11 November 2015

Time:10:00am – 12:00pm

Year Group:Year 7 - 9

Year 10/11

Target Groups:MLD pupils

BESD pupils

Number of pupils:Matches will be 5-a-side so a minimum squad of 7 is suggested format:

The top two teams in respective age group will go through to the county final on 20 April 2016

Inclusive Festival – Laws of the Game

1.The Players

2.Duration of the Match

3.Pitch Areas

4.Kick-off

5.Ball out of Play

6.Substitutions Procedure

7.Changing Goalkeeper

8.Free Kicks

9.Penalties

10.Disciplinary Procedures

11.Points/League System

  1. The Players

The games are 5-a-side including the goalkeeper. Jewellery should be removed and shin pads MUST be worn whilst playing.

  1. Duration of Match

Duration of the matches will be clearly printed at the top of the fixtures list.

  1. Pitch Areas

The Goalkeeper is not allowed to handle the ball outside of their area.

  1. Kick-off

A goal may not be scored directly from the kick-off. All players must be in their own half of the field; the opponents of the team taking the kick-off are to stand at least 1metre from the ball.

  1. Ball out of Play

The offside rule, corners and throw in’s are not effective in these games.

  1. Substitutions Procedure

Rolling substitutes are permitted. Substitutions can only be made when the ball has stopped (e.g after a goal, in the keeper’s hands.) The referee must be made aware of the substitution before it is carried out.

7. Changing Goalkeeper

Teams are permitted to change a Goalkeeper once during a match and will occur in the same way as a substitution.

8. Free Kicks

All free kicks are direct and the opponents of the team taking the free-kick are to stand at least 1metre from the ball.

9. Penalties

The player taking the penalty is permitted a one step run up to the ball. The keeper must stay on their line.

10.Disciplinary Procedure

A yellow card will result in the player being ‘sin-binned’ for 2 minutes. They should leave the pitch and wait to be called back on. A red card shall result in that player not being able to play the rest of the game they were sent off, plus the next fixture.

11.Points/League System

The format of the Festival will be a round robin tournament with teams receiving the following points for results;

Win = 3 points

Draw = 1 point

Loss = 0 points

The winners on the day will be the team with the most points after all fixtures have been played.

Secondary Basketball Tournaments

Organisers:

Madeleine Campbell – Portsmouth SGO

Jenny Baker – Havant and Waterlooville SGO (South)

Bassia Dudek – Southampton SGO (Mid)

South Hants Events

Key Stage Three - 4 v 4 Tournament:

Venue:Portsmouth College

Tangier Road

PORTSMOUTH

PO7 8AA

Date:Tuesday 01 December 2015

Time:10:00am – 11:45am

Year Group:Year 7 - 9

Target Group:BESD/MLD

Pupil Numbers:This is a Team event and 5 pupils make up a team with FOUR on court at any one time

Key Stage Four - 4 v 4 Tournament:

Venue:Portsmouth College

Tangier Road

PORTSMOUTH

PO7 8AA

Date:Tuesday 08 December 2015

Time:10:00am – 11:45am

Year Group:Year 7 - 9

Target Group:BESD/MLD

Pupil Numbers:This is a Team event and 5 pupils make up a team with FOUR on court at any one time

Mid Hants Event

Key Stage Three - 4 v 4 Tournament:

Venue:East Park Terrace

Southampton Solent University

SOUTHAMPTON

SO14 0YN

Date:Wednesday 20 January 2016

Time:10:00am – 12:00pm

Year Group:Year 10/11

Target Group:BESD/MLD

Pupil Numbers:This is a Team event and 5 pupils make up a team with FOUR on court at any one time

Key Stage Four – 4 v 4 Tournament:

Venue:East Park Terrace

Southampton Solent University

SOUTHAMPTON

SO14 0YN

Date:Wednesday 27 January 2016

Time:10:00am – 12:00pm

Year Group:Year 10/11

Target Group:BESD/MLD

Pupil Numbers:This is a Team event and 5 pupils make up a team with FOUR on court at any one time

North Hants Event

Key Stage Three - 4 v 4 Tournament:

Venue:Samuel Cody School Samuel Cody School

Ballantyne Road

Farnborough

Hampshire

GU14 8SS

Date:Tuesday 12 January 2016

Time:10:00am – 12:00pm

Year Group:Separate KS3 and KS4 events

Target Group:BESD/MLD

Pupil Numbers:This is a Team event and 5 pupils make up a team with FOUR on court at any one time

Key Stage Four – 4 v 4 Tournament:

Venue:Samuel Cody School

Ballantyne Road

Farnborough

Hampshire

GU14 8SS

Date:Tuesday 19 January 2016

Time:10:00am – 12:00pm

Year Group:Separate KS3 and KS4 events

Target Group:BESD/MLD

Pupil Numbers:This is a Team event and 5 pupils make up a team with FOUR on court at any one time

Rules:

  • This is a mixed gender event
  • One of the team members shall be the Captain.
  • Each team is required to provide their own size 7 match ball.
  • The competition will take a round-robin format
  • The games start from the centre of the court with a jump ball
  • The games will be played on two courts playing with baskets at either end, across the gym
  • Games shall last for a maximum of 10 minutes (running clock) – the team at the end of allocated time with the most points will win
  • Each team is allowed one 30 second ‘time out’ per game. The clock will be stopped during the time out
  • Substitutions are only allowed on any whistle and only two substitutions per game
  • Tied Ball/Jump Ball – possession will be decided by the direction arrow situated with table officials, this will be alternated after each possession
  • Each team must complete two passes before attempting to shoot
  • It the player receives the ball whilst standing with both feet in contact with the ground they may pivot on either foot
  • On a pass or a try for the basket the pivot foot may be lifted but may not be returned to the floor before the ball is released from the hand
  • To start a dribble the pivot foot may be lifted but may not be returned tothe floor before the ball is released from the hand.
  • Fouls, Each player can only have 3 fouls against them in each game, if

they receive a 4th foul they must be substituted. A foul is causedwhen a player makes body contact with an opponent.