In the run up to the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games and beyond, the School Games was designed to boost participation in competitive sport for young people of all abilities and backgrounds, by significantly enhancing the year round calendar of competitive school sport.
The Games will positively impact young people's school sport and PE experience and add significant value to the whole school agenda.
The games will also provide quality opportunities for future leaders, reporters, commentators, announcers, photographers, musicians and artists to showcase their talent and develop their skills in a live event environment.
2013 Winter Games Results
Download a copy of these results (Adobe reader or similar will be required)
Here is what some of the Coaches had to say:
"To say that this was the first time Dodgeball has included in the School Games, I'm pleased to report that the tournament was a great success. The standard of play was high, and the final games were gripping to watch. First and second place in the girls were separated by a mere point, whilst the boys competition saw many ups and downs. My thanks to all of the helpers on the day - it wouldn't be possible without you. Overall, I'm thrilled that things went so well and I look forward to next year's event" Kyle Wedgwood (Dodgeball)
"Well done to all the teams and team managers that took part in the Trampoline competition. We saw some fantastic performances from all the competitors. Thank you to Elevate Trampoline Club for organising the officials and Ashfield Leadership Academy for supporting the event." Rachel Clerck (Trampolining).
“The competition was played in a great spirit with some tremendous badminton during the matches. The matches were expertly managed throughout the day by the young leaders from Carlton Academy.” Rod Tyler (Badminton)
Download Further results from individual sports:
1. Sportshall Athletics - Primary
2. Sportshall Athletics - Secondary
3. Trampoline
4. Dodgeball
2012 Summer Games Results
Results from the 2012 Summer Games held on July 4th as follows:
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Sport |
Winner |
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Tri-Golf |
Bunny Primary School (Rushcliffe) |
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Sportshall Athletics |
Eastwood School (Broxtowe) |
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Athletics (Track and Field) - Boys |
Nottingham High School (City) |
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Athletics (Track and Field) - Girls |
Nottingham Girls High School (City) |
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Boccia - Primary |
Mapplewells Primary School (Ashfield) |
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Boccia - Secondary |
Manor Academy (Mansfield) |
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Rugby (Tag Rugby) |
Rushcliffe School (Rushcliffe) |
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Cricket |
Carlton le Willows Academy (Gedling) |
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Rounders |
Rushcliffe School (Rushcliffe) |
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Netball (High 5) |
Salterford House School (Gedling) |
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Tennis |
Underwood CofE Primary School (Ashfield) |
Key Levels of the School Games
There are 3 key levels of the School Games, for Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, as follows:
Level 1: Intra-School Competition
For many young people, this is the first experience of sporting competition, featuring relevant sporting opportunities (Form, house and PE based competition) within each school. Level 1 may also include awards systems designed to encourage young people to reach their personal best e.g. Aviva UKA Academy Sportshall Awards.
Level 2: District Level Inter-School Competition
At this level, individuals and teams represent their school, competing against other schools from the same district areas in select sports and events.
Level 3: Nottinghamshire School Games Championship Finals
Featuring the most successful sporting schools in the county, who have progressed after winning a level 2 event/league. There will be 2 School Games Championship Finals events per year (Winter and summer edition) based at some of the best sporting venues in the county, featuring a multi-sport event experience and incorporating opening and podium ceremonies. The winter edition takes place in February, with the summer edition taking place in July.
Winners at level 3 may progress to regional finals and in some cases, after winning a regional event, will have the opportunity to move on to compete in national competition.
