An opportunity to bring a squad of girls to participate in a football festival on International Women’s Day.

Children will have the opportunity to play some friendly football matches and also participate in a range of coaching and skills sessions.

This festival is targeted at  girls who are new to football and/or those that are not already accessing extra-curricular and community sessions.

Players will need to wear shin-pads if playing in friendly matches.

A risk assessment and essential details will be shared with colleagues in advance of the event.

An opportunity to bring a squad of girls to participate in a football festival on International Women’s Day.

Children will have the opportunity to play some friendly football matches and also participate in a range of coaching and skills sessions.

This festival is targeted at  girls who are new to football and/or those that are not already accessing extra-curricular and community sessions.

Players will need to wear shin-pads if playing in friendly matches.

A risk assessment and essential details will be shared with colleagues in advance of the event.

An opportunity to bring children to our year 3 and 4 cross country festival and team relays event.  We will be offering 4 age/gender cross country races; year 3 girls, year 3 boys, year 4 girls and year 4 boys.

Year 3 athletes will be challenged to run the approximate 750 metre course.

Year 4 athletes will be challenged to run the approximate 900 metre course

Once all the four races have been completed, we will offer age/gender teams to participate in a cross country relay.  An age/gender team should consist of 4 athletes who will each run a lap (in turn) of the relay course.  The final athlete must run across the finishing line.

Children should run for their own motivations.  We will not be collating results in the individual races.

Each school can bring 16 athletes in total: 4 per age/gender category. 

A full risk assessment and essential details will be shared ahead of the event with registered schools.

An opportunity for schools to play in a Bee Netball tournament with a pathway to the Level 3 Finals.

For the purposes of this event a small school is considered to have less than 125 pupils at KS2.

It is recommended that schools only consider entering this event if they have been running a Bee Netball Club in school and players have prior experience of playing matches.  A development festival will be offered in terms 5/6 for teams that might be more suitable for schools not quite ready to compete at this level.  We are also promoting a Bee Netball Friendlies Family for interested schools.

Maximum squad size is nine players.  Team and rotation sheets will be shared in advance.

A Risk assessment and essential information will be shared in advance.

An opportunity for schools to play in a Bee Netball tournament with a pathway to the Level 3 Finals.

It is recommended that schools only consider entering this event if they have been running a Bee Netball Club in school and players have prior experience of playing matches.  A development festival will be offered in terms 5/6 for teams that might be more suitable for schools not quite ready to compete at this level.  We are also promoting a Bee Netball Friendlies Family for interested schools.

Maximum squad size is nine players.  Team and rotation sheets will be shared in advance.

A Risk assessment and essential information will be shared in advance.

An opportunity to bring a team of swimmers to participate in a primary swimming festival.  The majority of scheduled races will be non competitive, but there will be a couple of categories where swimmers can race and be timed.  Outside of these races, all events will be non scoring and the emphasis is on providing swimmers with the opportunity to achieve their personal best.  The event overview will hopefully guide staff in selecting the appropriate swimmers for each event/discipline.  As well as individual events, a couple of fun relays will also be included.

A full risk assessment and essential information will be shared ahead of the festival.

An opportunity to attend a ‘Give it a Try’ Gymnastics Festival at Gemini, Nailsea.  Children will rotate around five activity stations led by club coaches.  We will be using the new ‘Rise’ gymnastics resource to inspire activity.

The main intent of this event is to:

Adapting the format to increase motivation 

This event is most suitable for:

Children that are not already involved with club gymnastics.  This is not a competition and is a ‘Give it a Try’ opportunity. 

Numbers are limited at this event, but there are morning and afternoon sessions available.

A risk assessment and more detailed information will be shared in advance of the event.

An opportunity to attend a ‘Give it a Try’ Gymnastics Festival at Gemini, Nailsea.  Children will rotate around five activity stations led by club coaches.  We will be using the new ‘Rise’ gymnastics resource to inspire activity.

The main intent of this event is to:

Adapting the format to increase motivation 

This event is most suitable for:

Children that are not already involved with club gymnastics.  This is not a competition and is a ‘Give it a Try’ opportunity. 

Numbers are limited at this event, but there are morning and afternoon sessions available.

A risk assessment and more detailed information will be shared in advance of the event.

An opportunity to bring a group of pupils to our year 4 Multi-sports Festival.  Children will have the opportunity to participate in four coach led workshops.  These currently include: Dance, Molkky (Finnish Skittles) Challenge and Plastic Sword Fencing. We hope the fourth workshop will be Boccia but this will be confirmed nearer the time.

This main intent of this festival is to: Add fun elements to engage new audiences

This event would be suitable for: Anyone that colleagues feel would most benefit from the opportunity.  This is not a competition, although there will be informal opportunities for children/teams to compete for fun. Please consider PP and SEND pupils as part of your team selection.

A risk assessment and essential information will be shared in advance of the event.

An opportunity to bring a group of pupils to our year 4 Multi-sports Festival.  Children will have the opportunity to participate in four coach led workshops.  These currently include: Dance, Molkky (Finnish Skittles) Challenge and Plastic Sword Fencing. We hope the fourth workshop will be Boccia but this will be confirmed nearer the time.

This main intent of this festival is to: Add fun elements to engage new audiences

This event would be suitable for: Anyone that colleagues feel would most benefit from the opportunity.  This is not a competition, although there will be informal opportunities for children/teams to compete for fun. Please consider PP and SEND pupils as par of your team selection.

A risk assessment and essential information will be shared in advance of the event.