CORONAVIRUS AND SCHOOL GAMES - 2021

Our summer term inter-school programme will continue as the Virtual Surrey School Games.

Summer term 2021

It's back for the autumn term
Activities this term include: Rounders (focusing on teamwork) and Panathlon (focusing on inclusive participation)

Summer term offer

In celebration of this year’s Olympics, we are challenging pupils across all key stages to take a Trek and/or Trail to Tokyo as well as get involved in one of our summer festivals.

  • Trek to Tokyo – Schools are challenged to walk, run or ride the 5,966 miles from Surrey to Tokyo between Monday 26 April and Friday 2 July 2021. 
  • Activity Trail to Tokyo – There are several personal best activities for specific age groups to take part in, culminating in a team-based festival in July. 

 

How can you be part of the summer term Virtual Surrey School Games?

  • Be part of the summer term Virtual Surrey School Games.
  • Take a look at the Trek & Trail to Tokyo poster for dates.
  • Look out for emails from the Active Schools team or access all the documents from this webpage.
  • Take part in the Trek to Tokyo or an activity from the Trail to Tokyo.
  • Submit participation data to Active Surrey no later than Friday 2 July, using the links provided.
  • Receive certificates for taking part.

To participate in the Virtual Surrey School Games, please read the Terms and Conditions of entry and privacy policy.

Trek to Tokyo

Activity

Year Group

Duration

Resources

Tracker

Submission

Trek to Tokyo 

1-11

Monday 26 April - Friday 2 

Download and print off your poster

Download our weekly class tracker

Submit participation data to Active Surrey no later than Friday 2 July via http://bit.ly/TrektoTokyo

Trail to Tokyo

The personal best activities on the Trail to Tokyo are aimed at specific year groups and students are encourages to participate in between 3 May and 25 June as well as the festivals during the 5 -9 July.

See details of the activities below:

Activity

Year Group

Duration

Resource and scoresheet

Submission

Badminton

1-6

 

 

 

3-7 May 

Activity resource and scoresheet

 

 

Submit participation data to Active Surrey no later than Friday 2 July using http://bit.ly/TrailtoTokyo 

SEND Rugby

7-11

10-14 May

Activity resource and scoresheet

 

Submit participation data to Active Surrey no later than Friday 2 July using http://bit.ly/TrailtoTokyo 

Indoor Rowing

7-11

17-21 May

Activity resource and scoresheet

 

Submit participation data to Active Surrey no later than Friday 2 July using http://bit.ly/TrailtoTokyo 

Rugby

3-6

24-28 May

7-11 June

Activity resource and scoresheet

 

Submit participation data to Active Surrey no later than Friday 2 July using http://bit.ly/TrailtoTokyo 

Sitting Volleyball

7-11

14-18 June

Activity resource and scoresheet

 

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Submit participation data to Active Surrey no later than Friday 2 July using http://bit.ly/TrailtoTokyo 

Fustal

7-11.

21-25 June

Activity resource and scoresheet

 

Submit participation data to Active Surrey no later than Friday 2 July using http://bit.ly/TrailtoTokyo 

Primary festival

1-6

5-9 July

Primary festival resource

Tag us using @ActiveSchoolsAS and #SurreySchoolGames

Secondary festival

7-11

5-9 July

Secondary festival resource

Tag us using @ActiveSchoolsAS and #SurreySchoolGames

Inclusive festival

7-11

5-9 July

Inclusive festival resource & scoresheet

Tag us using @ActiveSchoolsAS and #SurreySchoolGames

Get involved

Next academic year - the School Games are changing...

The role of the School Games programme is more important than ever. Thanks to its emphasis on inspiring young people to be physically active for life and to enjoy the health and social benefits it brings, through positive experiences of daily activity and competition.

We’ll be consulting schools and pupils to help us shape the direction of the Surrey School Games during the summer term and will share the resulting 2021-22 programme.

Please contact Charlie Winter if you have any questions.

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