School Games
MCR School Games Offer
The Chief Medical Officer recommends that young people aged 5-18 should take part in 60 minutes of moderate/ vigorous Physical Activity a day across the week (or 20 minutes per day for Disabled Children and Disabled Young People). They should take part in a variety of types and intensities of Physical Activity across the week to:
- develop movement skills
- strengthen muscles and bones
- reduce the time spent sitting or lying down
- break up long periods of not moving with some activity
- spread activity throughout the day.
Schools should aim to deliver 30 minutes of Physical Activity for every child and support them to access 30 minutes more outside of school.
School Games Values
TeamMCR’s School Games offer includes;
1. Creating daily activity strategies to engage the least active groups
- Termly bulletin “Ways to be physically active”
- Get involved with the 2024 Christmas Advent calendar
- Download: Personal Challenge and 60 mins To Go
- Advice & Guidance about School Games Mark
- Physical Activity Leadership Resources & tools to help you – coming soon
2. Offering 1 x event per school created to tackle inequalities by engaging those who would benefit the most from increasing the amount of physical activity they take part in.
- View the link for the eligible TeamMCR Inclusion events (NB* Cost @ £60 towards medals & venue hire)
- View the link for the eligible TeamMCR Inspire events (NB* Cost @ £60 towards medals & venue hire)
To register for an event please contact [email protected]
3. Other support;
- Barclays FA Girls in Football: Barclays Girls’ Football School Partnerships by England Football (BGFSPs) is a nationwide scheme that aims to mainstream football in schools for girls to give them the best chance to experience football in the PE curriculum, as well as the opportunity to participate, lead and compete – giving them the equal access to our much-loved national game as most boys currently enjoy. More Info
- Free activity resources available here
- downloading resources from the National Governing Bodies of Sport (NGBs) here or by visiting the Resources page, if your school is already registered.
For any further information please contact your local School Games Organiser:
North
[email protected]
Central and East
[email protected]
South and Wythenshawe
[email protected]
Resources
Our Resources page offers a variety of helpful materials on physical activity and well-being.