About

The School Games helps schools use physical activity and competitive sport to involve all students. It gives young people the chance to take part in competitions and aim for their personal best.
School Games Reframe Competition

The School Games inspires young people to stay active for life through positive experiences of daily physical activity and competition.

What is the School Games?

The School Games consists of three types of competition:

  • Intra-school competition
  • Local inter-school competition
  • School Games county provision/offer

More about School Games competitions

The School Games Team

The School Games involves funded School Games Organisers (SGOs) and Active Partnerships working alongside us to create an annual calendar of competition.

More about who we are

Impact Awards

The School Games Impact Awards shine a spotlight on the schools, School Games Organisers, and partners who go above and beyond to make a difference for young people through sport and physical activity.

Share your story to showcase the impact of your work, gain national recognition, and inspire others across the School Games network.

Apply for the Impact Awards

Latest Updates

Catch up on all the latest from the School Games – from event highlights and success stories, to fresh resources and important announcements.

Visit our Latest News page to stay inspired, informed, and ready to get involved.

Stay informed

Our Partners

The School Games relies on funding and support from Sport England and other partners to make it possible.

Delivery is through national and local collaborative partnerships. This fulfils its mission and vision; for competitive school sport to make a positive impact on young people.

More about our partners

School Games National Finals

The School Games National Finals is a biennial four-day multi-sport event for the UK's top athletes of school age. It creates an inspiring and motivational environment where young athletes can excel at the highest level. It encourages more young people to take part in sport.

Visit the National Finals site