Spirit Scoring
In the recent Warminster Cluster Y5/6 Football tournament we introduced ‘spirit scoring’
These are based on the six school games values (as per image right). 8 schools took part in a round robin competition. After each match the two referees would go to each school and get them to score /5
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2 3
4 5
SPIRIT OF THE GAMES
Broke rules and did not admit it
Broke rules but did admit it Mostly
stuck to the rules
Stuck to
rules they knew
As 3 and
asked if did not know
As 3 and explained to others
Gave up easily
Tried for a while then gave up
Gave it a try and kept going
Tried hard and kept going
Tried really hard and kept going
Tried hard and rallied others
Players left out and not supported 1 or 2
showed support
Some good supporting each other
All good at supporting each other
All involved with good support
All equally involved & supported
Negative
and lacked confidence
Some were negative
Neither
positive or negative
Some were confident & positive
Most were confident & positive All were
confident & positive
Most lacked enthusiasm
Sometimes made a bit of effort
Sometimes made a
good effort Some
enthusiasm good effort Lots of
enthusiasm great effort Tonnes of
enthusiasm gave 100%
Rude and no respect
Rarely
polite and positive
Sometimes polite & positive
Generally polite and positive
Polite to all teams & officials
Very polite to all teams & officials
You’ve got to believe to achieve
Giving it 100%
Respect every day, in every sport for everyone
SPIRIT OF THE GAMES
Broke rules and did not admit it
Broke rules but did admit it Mostly
stuck to the rules
Stuck to
rules they knew
As 3 and
asked if did not know
As 3 and explained to others
Gave up easily
Tried for a while then gave up
Gave it a try and kept going
Tried hard and kept going
Tried really hard and kept going
Tried hard and rallied others
Players left out and not supported 1 or 2
showed support
Some good supporting each other
All good at supporting each other
All involved with good support
All equally involved & supported
Mr Lewis from Sutton Veny Primary School is going through each of the School Games Values with his team under the supervision of one of the match referees.
each of the School Games Values – max score being 30.
Negative
and lacked confidence
After all the matches were played the winners of the spirit scoring winners were also announced – a big well done to Princecroft Primary School.
Some were negative
Neither
positive or negative
Some were confident & positive
Most were confident & positive All were
confident & positive
Sometimes made a bit of effort
Sometimes made a
good effort Some
enthusiasm good effort Lots of
enthusiasm great effort Tonnes of
enthusiasm gave 100%
Most lacked enthusiasm
Rude and no respect
Rarely
polite and positive
Sometimes polite & positive
Generally polite and positive
Polite to all teams & officials
Very polite to all teams & officials
You’ve got to believe to achieve
Giving it 100%
Respect every day, in every sport for everyone
Let the best person win, not the best cheat
Be the best you can be and don’t hold back!
Be a positive team player
Let the best person win, not the best cheat
Be the best you can be and don’t hold back!
Be a positive team player
School Games Organisers Profiles
conferences for Mid Wilts schools was pleasing as was the launch of a Devizes & District Primary schools football league which regularly attracted over 250 players and parents. Another highlight was seeing a number of new schools achieve sports games mark awards for the first time.
PAUL WICKENS
I have been the Mid Wilts School Games Organiser for 4 years now. Before that, I taught secondary PE in a number of nice places in the UK including Malvern, Canterbury and Bath. I’m based at Devizes School and spend approximately 3.5 days on School Games Organiser work plus delivering sports leaders courses and enrichment activities. I’m also contracted to do some mentoring work with the elite tennis players at Ralph Allen School in Bath.
2018/2019 was a successful year in Mid Wilts schools with more participation in School Games events at both primary and secondary level than the year before. On a personal level, organising 2 successful PE
In 2019 / 2020, I’m seeking to target small ‘pockets’ of relatively inactive schools through more primary festivals that are participatory rather than competitive eg Dodgeball; I’m developing closer links with the independent school, Dauntseys, to use their facilities and expertise for a new Dance Festival, plus other sports festivals, and we’re also developing some new initiatives within ‘traditional’ sports eg Street cricket and Futsal.
COLLETTE PREISTMAN
I taught in London for 5 years as a PE Teacher before moving to Wiltshire to become a School Sports Co- ordinator, then became the Partnership Development Manager of the AVSSP when Avon Valley College became a Sports Collage, when the government stopped that role I moved over to School Games Organiser. I now teach 2 days a week at Avon Valley College,
2 days as School Games Organiser and 1 day release to support my cluster primary schools.
My Highlights are Change 4 Life festival at the School Games - increase in schools bringing A,B,C teams to festivals - the number of students at Avon Valley College who now wish to get involved as leaders.
My priorities for this year are getting those schools who didn’t enter a school games festival last year to enter at least 2 this year. Getting more schools to apply for the school Games kitemark.
Emily Reynolds. Hosted by the Acorn Education Trust and based at Kingdown School in Warminster.
My highlights from the last year are being nominated for School Games Organiser of the year, shortlisted for national innovation award and being asked to join the School Games Consultation Group.
My priorities for this year will be to target schools that need to get more involved in competitions. Trialling new competition formats to make them more enjoyable and ‘Spirit of the games’ scoring at some events reward positive behaviours. Provide more varied opportunities for different types of pupils and abilities and a new Key Stage 1 only 3 day Dance Festival. I am particularly looking forward to running the Bath Half Marathon for my son to raise money for CLIC Sargent.
Other Organisers SELWYN WIDGER
This is my Sixth year as West Wiltshire School Games Organiser. Before this role I was a secondary PE teacher 2003-2014 before taking over from
Salisbury – Karen Moore
kmoore@Wyvernsteds.org
Swindon – Andy Steckbeck
andy@fortiuspe.co.uk
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