Book your place at School Games National Summit 2024- deadline extension to Friday 17th May

Posted 13th May 2024

The School Games National Summit will take place on Wednesday 12 June 2024 and is an opportunity for SGOs, Active Partnerships, and NGBs/NDSOs to get together to look at how they can continue to deliver change locally and make a difference nationally. You can find all information about the event here.

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This year, the Summit will maintain its focus on our three key pledges: Tackling Inequalities, embedding Youth Engagement and ensuring Physical Literacy. The morning will involve sharing of best practice examples, highlighting innovative solutions and lessons learned from across School Games, including an NGB/NDSO Jamboree which brings to life how competition and events can be used to address the needs of young people. The afternoon will feature a range of sessions that demonstrate approaches to address the pledges and develop the skills and expertise through which to do so. The 3 strands of session content are:

  • How we can Tackle Inequalities and ensure we are reaching those who need us most?
  • Youth Engagement and the importance of involving young people in creating their offer.
  • Understanding Physical Literacy and innovative ways to create positive experiences.

Book your place now for the National Summit 2024

If you have any queries or issues with booking onto the event, please contact your Regional Support team who will be able to support.

Workshop/Session Programme

The workshop/session programme within each strand has been designed using Bloom's taxonomy to meet the varying experience, knowledge, understanding, and learning styles across the network. You are free to select any session, but we have recommended sessions we feel will be most suitable based on the ‘I can’ statement that you feel best matches your current knowledge and experience (please refer to tables in each strand of the programme).

SG Outcomes

We have positioned the workshop/sessions against one or more of the School Games outcomes to help you identify which session may be most appropriate for your needs. The School Games Outcomes are:

  1. Advocate and position the delivery of the Chief Medical Officer's daily active minutes for all young people, as a universal offer to maintain and grow school engagement
  2. Ensure all competition has a clear intent and creates positive experiences based on the motivation, competence, and confidence of the young people that need support the most
  3. Have a clear focus on secondary school engagement and transition points
  4. Support the personal development of targeted young people through youth engagement and leadership
  5. Advocate and engage key stakeholders on the value of School Games to support local provision and improve the experience for young people and their families.

Venue

This year’s National Summit will take place at the: Telford International Centre, International Way, Telford TF3 4JH .

TIC's central location means it's easily accessible from anywhere in the UK. There are over 1500 car parking spaces on-site, all within easy walking distance of the venue.

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  • By Rail Situated just over a mile from Telford Central Station, TIC is a 15 minute walk or two minute taxi drive away. There are regular services from Birmingham New Street, Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury.
  • By Air: The International Centre is less than an hour by road from Birmingham International airport, with rail connections from Birmingham International Station.
  • For accommodation options please click here.

SGO Non-attendance: The National Summit is an important part of the annual calendar, and it sets the direction of travel for the next year. We are required to formally report on attendance for the event. For SGOs, this is a contractual condition and will count toward your professional development expectation. If there are any extenuating circumstances that mean you are not able to join us, then please ensure you complete the following actions:

1) In advance

Please email your Regional Support team to let them know you are unable to attend and provide the reason for not attending. Even if you have notified your Development Coach or Development Manager, we ask that you put this in writing to us directly.

2) On the day

On the day of the Summit, if an incident outside of your control happens which means you are unable to attend then please contact us at your earliest convenience and provide details for our records. Even if you have notified a colleague to let us know, we ask that you also that put this in writing to your regional inbox.