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词条 School Games
释义

  1. Locations

     UK School Games  School Games 

  2. Changes in 2012

     Name change  Format change 

  3. 2012 School Games

  4. See also

  5. References

  6. External links

The School Games (formerly known as UK School Games) is an annual sporting competition for elite school-age{{clarify|date=July 2014|reason="school age" means different things in different contexts; what ages or grades/levels, specifically?}} athletes in the United Kingdom that began in 2006.

The event was based on an Olympic Games model, with multiple sports events held across an intensive four-day period. The Games were organised by the Youth Sport Trust, sponsored by Sainsburys, and from 2008 received funding from Legacy Trust UK, a charitable trust set up to ensure that the 2012 Summer Olympics generate a lasting legacy across the UK.

In 2011, 1,600 elite school-aged athletes participated in the event across twelve sports: athletics, badminton, cycling, fencing, gymnastics, hockey, judo, rugby sevens, swimming, table tennis, volleyball and wheelchair basketball.

Locations

UK School Games

  • 2006 — Glasgow
  • 2007 — Coventry
  • 2008 — Bristol and Bath
  • 2009 — Wales (Cardiff, Newport and Swansea)
  • 2010 — North East England (Newcastle, Gateshead and Sunderland)
  • 2011 — Sheffield

School Games

  • 2012 — London
  • 2013 — Sheffield
  • 2014 — Manchester
  • 2015 — Manchester
  • 2016 — Loughborough
  • 2017 — Loughborough

Changes in 2012

Name change

Following the 2011 UK School Games, the event changed its name to the School Games.[1]

Format change

The structure of the event also changed from previous years. The UK School Games was an annual event for the most talented school-age{{clarify|date=July 2014|reason=see first sentence of lead section}} athletes, whereas the new School Games is a year-round, inclusive sports competition that’s designed to get young people of all ages{{clarify|date=July 2014|reason=which ages, specifically?}} and abilities enjoying the benefits of competitive sport. There is a new pyramid structure in place and school-aged pupils will compete at four levels:

  • Level 1 – Intra-school competition
  • Level 2 – Local inter-school competition
  • Level 3 – Annual area school games festival
  • Level 4 – National multi-sport event

The number of sports involved in the games will also increase to around 30.

2012 School Games

The 2012 School Games started in September 2011 and culminated in the national event being held in May 2012 in London. The four-day national event took place across a range of sporting venues around London, with the final day of action set in the Olympic Park in Stratford using some key Olympic 2012 venues, including the main stadium.

See also

  • 2012 Summer Olympics
  • 2012 Paralympic Games
  • Youth Olympic Games
  • Commonwealth Youth Games

References

1. ^{{cite news|url=http://www.insidethegames.biz/latest/14128-youth-sport-trust-already-focused-on-2012-school-games|title=Youth Sports Trust already focused on 2012 Games|date=6 September 2011}}

External links

  • UK School Games website for the current year
  • [https://www.yourschoolgames.com/ Your School Games website]
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