FOR ALL, TARGETED, COMPETITIVE

All of our events will follow our new event themes; For All, Targeted & Competitive. These themes have been designed to ensure we provide events to benefit all young people.

FOR ALL– These events are for everyone and are delivered in school. They focus on providing 60 active mins for every child whilst supporting their physical, social and emotional wellbeing.

TARGETED– These events target specific groups of young people who would benefit the most from having positive experiences of sport, physical activity and competition. The activities and outcomes are designed to reflect the young people’s needs and motivations.

COMPETITIVE– These events are for pupils who are ready and prepared for competition and enjoy performing and competing against others. They provide the opportunity for competition in a positive and friendly environment where the focus is on enjoyment and supporting the wider development of young people as much as the outcome of the event itself.

This is a TARGETED event for pupils in Year 6 who lack resilience or self-belief, who are PP/disadvantaged, don’t normally engage in physical activity/sport and possibly lack parental support to do this.  The aim of this event is to build children’s confidence and self-belief, help them to find courage and boost resilience.

This half day event is for invited schools only with schools asked to bring a group of up to 6 children. The event will include an inspirational talk and trick display from BMX World Champion Mike Mullen and scooter champion Terry Price before children take part in a BMX and stunt scooter workshop. All children taking part in the event must be able to ride a bike.

We are running 2 sessions: Session 1 – 9am-11.45am & Session 2 -12.30-3.15pm

Please note you cannot book on to this event. Schools and children will be invited to attend using the results from the Koboca national Pupil Activity and Wellbeing Survey. If you would like to take part you can register your interest via Claire cmcdonnell@combertonvc.org