Government confirms funding of the School Games
We are delighted that the government has announced today the continued funding of the School Games network for the next two academic years, as part of a wider range of school sport investment.
Welcome to School Games
The School Games is a programme which aims to keep competitive sport at the heart of schools, and provide more young people with the opportunity to compete and achieve their personal best.
Since its inception in 2010, the School Games has achieved:
13.4m
competition opportunities offered to young people so far
19.5k
schools in England are registered
450
School Games Organisers work as part of the School Games
45
National Governing Bodies of sport involved
Free Activity Resources
What we've been up to
Come Join In with British Dodgeball's new junior festivals!
British Dodgeball have two exciting opportunities to offer to the School Games networking, including new junior festivals and the annual Schools Awards nominations.
Cricket formats: Dynamos Schools competition pack replaces Kwik Cricket
Following the re-development of the England and Wales Cricket Board's (ECB) inter competition programme for primary schools, a reminder that ‘Dynamos Schools’ has replaced Kwik Cricket as the competition format for 2022.
New report: why girls still feel they don’t belong in sport
Women in Sport have released new research which focuses on girls aged 5-11 years, and looks at why girls still feel they don’t belong in sport.