2012 Themed Opportunities for Schools and Further
Education
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Information on the 2012 Get Set
Educational Programme
Latest Information
Ability vs Ability
British Paralympics
Pack for Schools
Features of Ability vs Ability
- It can be used by anyone as it's a cross curricular resource.
Use it in any subject area;
- Teachers of English, PE, GCSE PE, PSHE, and Citizenship will
find specific links to the curriculum content;
- There are links to the Every Child Matters (ECM) and
Children First agendas;
- The only limit to the use of Ability vs Ability is the
imagination of teachers and pupils
Videos
- Listen to people around the UK to find out what they're
planning to achieve in the next 1,000 days.
Watch the video
- Find out more about a Paralympic sport you might not know much
about, like Boccia,
or Goalball
Podium
- Podium
is the Further and Higher Education Unit for the 2012 Games. The
Unit has a nationwide remit and has three major aims:communicate,
collaborate and enhance.
Pass it On
- Pass it On is a 3 year programme using 2012 to support
learning with the focus on Literacy in year one, Numeracy in year
two and ICT in year three.
- Pass it On is the Play for Success (www.playingforsuccessonline.org.uk)
national 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Legacy programme and has the
Inspire Mark. Website: http://www.passitonpfs.org.uk/.
Worcester Warriors is the local study centre that has signed
up to Playing for Success. Study Centres will be working with
significant numbers of young people over the next 3 years and using
2012 to inspire their learning.
Artie's Olympics - For Teachers
- What is Artie’s
Olympics?
- Artie’s Olympics is a fun activity-based
scheme designed by the British Heart Foundation for
children aged 3-8 years old.
Download the latest information leaflet and registration
form- Its aim is to encourage young children to get
active and enjoy physical exercise whilst raising funds to
keep vulnerable hearts beating.
- This scheme is suitable for
Nurseries, Infant Schools, Beaver Scouts, Rainbow
Guides as well as any other groups that work with young
children.
- Over a course of days or weeks you will teach
the children new games and activities from the wide
selection given in our free Artie’s Olympics Organisers’
Guide. Then you can select five activities and use
them to make up your very own Artie’s Olympics programme.
- This will culminate in an Artie's
Olympics Day when all the children will carry out the new
activities they have learned and parents, carers or guardians
can come along to watch.
- All activities are easily
adaptable to suit the age and abilities of the children
involved.
