CSW Virtual School Games- At Home Activities

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CSW Virtual School Games

Due to Government Guidelines we have postponed our Spring Term Virtual Challenge until further notice.

However, please see below a range of national resources schools and families can use to ensure children and young people are still able to access the recommended 60 minutes of activity per day.

Home based physical activity resources

A-Z Challenge

Primary PE Activities

60 second challenge

After school clubs

Wonder women resource

The Daily Mile at Home

This Girl Can- Disney Dance-Alongs

P.E with Joe Wicks

Change 4 Life- Shake up Games

Netflex Home Workouts

#ThisIsPE

To find out what your local School Games Organisers are offering please contact them. Contact details can be found below.

Coventry East School Sports Partnership
Stuart Davoile- s.davoile@whitleyacademy.com

Coventry West School Sports Partnership
Danny Kingham- d.kingham@thewestwoodacademy.co.uk

North Solihull School Sports Partnership
Hollie Williams- hwilliams@unitytrustsolihull.org.uk

South Solihull School Sports Partnership
Julie Chrysostomou- jchrysostomou@lodeheath.org.uk

Central Warwickshire School Sports Partnership
Ali Knight- cwssp@btinternet.com

Eastern Warwickshire School Sports Partnership
Ian Smart- pdm@harriscofeacademy.co.uk

Northern Warwickshire School Sports Partnership
Rory Leggett- schoolgamesadmin@tqea.org.uk

Southern Warwickshire School Sports Partnership
Andy Sandford- a.sandford@kinetonhighschool.org.uk

Important Safety Measures:

There are some small steps you can take to reduce the chance of problems occurring when you are exercising in and around the home.

Make sure you have enough space around you before starting an activity
Prepare the exercise space by clearing away unnecessary clutter
Make sure the level chosen is appropriate for you/your child’s physical and mental limits
Make sure all activity is focussed on achieving your/your child’s personal best rather than being compared to others
Stay hydrated. Have water to hand

Spring Term Virtual Challenges

Information to follow as soon as Government guidelines allow.

FAQ’s

Can I enter before the closing date?

Yes, you can enter at any time

Do I need to send all my results through?

No, just the minimum number to make up a ‘team’ as specified on the resources.

Can I enter more than 3 teams in a competition?

No, there is a 3 team maximum.

Can reception children enter KS1 competitions?

Yes they can.

Can the athletics events be done outdoors?

Yes they can.

My best scores are from pupils in different bubbles, can I enter them?

Primary- No, this is due to the additional level of challenge that must be completed if you qualify for level 3.

Secondary- Yes you can.

My school is not allowing the use of equipment, can we just enter the ‘non equipment’ challenges?

No, you are welcome to adapt the challenges to run an intra school competition with your own pupils. However, to enter you will need to complete all the challenges as specified on the resource cards.

Do you have to complete all the challenges to enter?

Yes, you do.

Can we enter every competition or is there a limit?

Yes, you can enter as many of the competitions as you like.

Can SEND pupils enter mainstream competitions?

Yes, you can enter SEND pupils into whichever competition best suits their needs. If a SEND child is entered into a mainstream competition/team, they then cannot be entered into the SEND competition also.

Do competitions have to be done in PE lessons?

No, they do not.

Can the same pupils enter multiple competitions?

Yes, we have designed the competitions with the hope you can get as many of your pupils involved as possible.

Are there prizes?

Yes, each pupil receives a certificate and the winners at county level will get medals and/or T-shirts. Local certificates and medals will be dependent on SGO areas.

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