Chesterfield School Sport
Partnership
Secondary School
Competition Booklet
2016-2017
www.chesterfieldssp.co.uk
Welcome
This booklet contains all of the information relating to this year’s inter-school competition and festival
programme for Secondary schools in Chesterfield.
The booklet contains the following:
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Open district festivals and Qualifying events
County dates (where applicable)
District Final dates (where applicable)
Rules
Process for entering competitions
Although it is anticipated that there will be minimal changes to the calendar included, any changes
will be notified via the School Sport Partnership website. The website will also be used for entries.
www.chesterfieldssp.co.uk
The School Games is one of the flagship legacy programmes linked to the London 2012 Olympic
and Paralympic Games and sits at the core of the Governments investment in school sport. Financial
support is being received from the Department of Media, Culture and Sport, the Department of
Health, the Department for Education and Sport England Lottery Funding.
The School Games is a unique opportunity to motivate and inspire millions of young people across
the country to take part in more competitive school sport.
The Games are made up of four levels of activity: competition in schools, between schools, at
county/area level and a national finals event:
• Level 1 - sporting competition for all students in school through intra-school competition
• Level 2 - individuals and teams are selected to represent their schools in local inter-school
competitions
• Level 3 – the county/area will stage multi-sport School Games festivals as a culmination of yearround school sport competition
• Level 4 – the Sainsbury's School Games finals: a national multi-sport event where the most
talented young people in the UK will be selected to compete in our sporting venues
www.yourschoolgames.co.uk
Have a great year of school sport and good luck in all the competitions you enter.
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Contents
Welcome, School Games
Key Contacts
Chesterfield
County
Booking events online
Chesterfield Secondary Schools Competition Calendar 2016/17
County Competition Finals Calendar 2016/17
Photograph Policy
Code of Conduct
Athletics
Chesterfield Schools Athletics Championship
County Athletics Trials
Chesterfield Schools Cross County Championship
Year 7&8 Sportshall Athletics
Year 7&8 Quadkids
Badminton
National Schools Badminton KS3
National Schools Badminton KS4
Basketball
Chesterfield Schools Basketball League 5v5
Chesterfield School Girls Basketball Cup 3v3 U13
Chesterfield School Girls Basketball Cup 5v5 U15
Competition Plus
Boccia
Cricket Plus
Football Plus
Sportshall Athletics Plus
Mini Tennis Plus
Goalball
Sitting Volleyball
Indoor Rowing Plus
Golf Xtreme Plus
Quadkids Plus
Winterfest
Cricket
Chesterfield Schools Cricket league – U13 Boys
Chesterfield Schools Cricket league – U13 Girls
Lady Taverners Indoor Cricket – Girls
Indoor Cricket – Boys
ECB/ESCA U15 Twenty20 – Boys
Bunbury Cup U12 / Lord Taverners U14 – Boys
Cycling
Cyclo Cross
Dance
Chesterfield Dance Platform
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Football
Chesterfield Schools Football League
Chesterfield Schools Football Cup U18
Chesterfield Schools Football Cup Y7
Chesterfield Schools Girls Football Cup Y7 and Y8
Chesterfield Schools Girls Football Cup U15
County Futsal Finals
Golf
Golf County Match Play
Golf County Championships
Handball
Handball – Year 7&8 Mixed
Hockey
Hockey County Championship – Girls
Netball
Chesterfield Schools Netball Years 7, 8, 9, 10
Chesterfield Schools Netball Cups
Derbyshire School Games Netball – Girls
Netball County Open Competitions - Girls
Rounders
Chesterfield Schools Rounders - Mixed
Chesterfield Schools Rounders – Girls
Rounders County Competitions – Girls
Indoor Rowing
North Derbyshire Indoor Rowing Championship
Rugby Union
Chesterfield Schools Rugby Union 7’s Boys - Y7
Chesterfield Schools Rugby Union 7’s Boys – Y8
Chesterfield Schools Rugby Union 7’s Boys – Y9
Chesterfield Schools Rugby Union 7’s Boys – Y10
Chesterfield Schools Touch Rugby – Girls KS3
Table Tennis
Table Tennis Team Challenge
Table Tennis Individual Championships
Tennis
School Games Tennis Year 7&8
School Games tennis Year 9&10
Ultimate Frisbee
Ultimate – KS3 Mixed
Volleyball
Outdoor Volleyball – Year 9 Mixed
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Key Contacts
Chesterfield School Sport Partnership
Partnership Development Manager: Mark Tournier
E-mail: [email protected]
Tel: 01246 565825
Mob: 07714 751053
School Games Organiser and Leadership Officer: Sarah Evans
E-mail: [email protected]
Tel: 01246 565825
Mob: 07734 981000
Lead Primary PE Practitioner Lead: Liz Richards
E-mail: [email protected]
Mob: 07815 648859
Follow us on twitter @ChesterfieldSSP
Like us on facebook ChesterfieldSSP
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Key Contacts
Chesterfield Schools
School
Brookfield
Hasland
Whittington
Green School
Netherthorpe
Newbold
Parkside
Springwell
St Mary’s
Ashgate Croft
Holly House
Name
Luke Sadler
Chris Mason
Bethan Whitley
Alison Leigh
Danny Knight
Emmie Whitehouse
Kev Leatherday
Tracey Watkinson
Stuart Lye
Pauline Sanderson
Andy Scott
Nigel Kingham
Sue Drake
Darren Schofield
Caroline White
Kate Kelly
Lisa Sherritt
Simon Quigley
Alice Fairhall
Andy Tice
Andy Morton
Laura Rogers
Chris Stanley
Natalie Kerr
Chris Caunt
Geoff Dearman
Matt Gould
John Barnston
Paul Dean
Rob Rayner
Will Drennan
Angela Barnston
Caroline Hoyle
Ness Fazil
Martin McKee
Jan Brammer
Chris Cowley
Chris Ross
Daley Marsden
Ali Pimblett
Ruth Ronksley
Shona Hattersley
TBC
Mike Exton
Tel
01246 568115 ext 174
01246 568115 ext 164
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Email
07980 855830
0791 561 4347
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Key Contacts
County
Name
Role
Tel
Email
Liz Milne
Lynne Pope
DSSA Athletics Chair
DSSA Athletics
Secretary
Sportshall Athletics
Development Officer
Derbyshire Cricket
Board Officer
British Cycling
Dance Development
Manager Deda
DSSA Football
Secretary
Football
Development Officer
Golf Foundation
Regional Officer
DSSA Hockey /
Rounders
Netball Competition
Organiser
Netball Development
Officer
British Rowing
Development Officer
DSSA Table Tennis
Secretary
Lawn Tennis
association
01298 813118
01298 212150
[email protected]
[email protected]
07500 123268
[email protected]
01332 386632
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07534 281264
01332 370911
[email protected]
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Adam
Burgess
Richard
Wood
Dean Hughes
Claire Limb
George Davis
Pete Collins
Andy Leigh
Patsy
Ramsbottom
Karen Brown
Julian Taylor
Dan
Hetherington
Leslie
Allwood
Kate King
[email protected]
01332 361442
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07765 258550
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Booking Events Online
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Booking Events Online
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Booking Events Online
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Chesterfield SSP Competition Calendar 2016/17
Date
Competition
Year
Entry
Venue
Term 1
7, 8, 9, U16
Open
Various
8, 9, 10, 11
7, 8, 9, U16
8, 9, 10, 11
7, 8, 9, U16
8, 9, 10, 11
7, 8, 9, U16
8, 9, 10, 11
7
11
KS3&4
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Qualify
Open
Various
Various
Various
Various
Various
Various
Various
St Mary’s
Whittington Green
Chesterfield Tennis
Club
Various
Various
Open
Various
Open
Springwell
Open
Open
Brookfield
Various
Open
Various
Open
Open
Springwell
Various
Open
Open
Brookfield
Various
Open
Open
St.Mary’s
Mount St Mary’s
Open
Various
Open
Winding Wheel
Open
Various
Open
Queen’s Park Sports
Centre
Queen’s Park Sports
Centre
W/C
19-Sep
W/C
W/C
W/C
W/C
W/C
W/C
W/C
Mon
Thu
Fri
19-Sep
26-Sep
26-Sep
03-Oct
03-Oct
10-Oct
10-Oct
10-Oct
13-Oct
14-Oct
Pre-Season Football
Friendlies
Pre-Season Netball Friendlies
Round 1 Football League
Round 1 Netball League
Round 2 Football League
Round 2 Netball League
Round 3 Football League
Round 3 Netball League
Year 7 Netball Festival
Y11 Netball Cup
SEND Boccia / Mini Tennis
W/C
W/C
17-Oct
17-Oct
Final Football League
Round 4 Netball League
W/C
31-Oct
Tue
01-Nov
Wed
W/C
02-Nov
07-Nov
W/C
14-Nov
Wed
W/C
16-Nov
21-Nov
Thu
W/C
24-Nov
28-Nov
Wed
Fri
30-Nov
02-Dec
W/C
05-Dec
Mon
05-Dec
W/C
12-Dec
Tue
13-Dec
7, 8, 9, U16
8, 9, 10, 11
Term 2
Round 1 Boys Basketball
8, 9, 10 & 11
League
Team Table Tennis
U13, U16,
U19
Y7 Boys Football Cup
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Round 2 Boys Basketball
8, 9, 10 & 11
League
Round 3 Boys Basketball
8, 9, 10 & 11
League
Y7 Girls Football
7
Round 4 Boys Basketball
8, 9, 10 & 11
League
U15 Girls Football Cup
9&10
Round 5 Boys Basketball
8, 9, 10 & 11
League
Y8 Girls Football
8
Cross Country
7, 8&9,
10&11, 12&13
Round 6 Boys Basketball
8, 9, 10 & 11
League
Sec Dance Festival
KS3, 4 & Post
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Round 7 Boys Basketball
8, 9, 10 & 11
League
Y8&9 Handball
Y8&9
Thu
15-Dec
Goalball/ Sitting Volleyball
KS3&4
Open
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Chesterfield SSP Competition Calendar 2016/17
Date
Competition
Year
Entry
Venue
Open
Open
Various
Netherthorpe &
Brookfield
Springwell & St. Mary’s
Various
Netherthorpe &
Brookfield
Springwell & St. Mary’s
Various
Queen’s Park Sports
Centre
Various
Queen’s Park Sports
Centre
Queen’s Park Sports
Centre
TBC
Brookfield
W/C
Wed
09-Jan
11-Jan
Term 3
Round 1 Girls Basketball
7&8, 9&10
Badminton Boys
KS3
Thu
W/C
Wed
12-Jan
16-Jan
18-Jan
Badminton Girls
Round 2 Girls Basketball
Badminton Boys
KS3
7&8, 9&10
KS4
Open
Open
Open
Thu
W/C
Thu
19-Jan
23-Jan
26-Jan
Badminton Girls
Round 3 Girls Basketball
Badminton Boys & Girls Final
KS4
7&8, 9&10
KS3 & KS4
Open
Open
Qualify
W/C
Mon
30-Jan
06-Feb
Round 4 Girls Basketball
Indoor Rowing Plus
7&8, 9&10
KS3 & KS4
Open
Final
Mon
06-Feb
Indoor Rowing
KS3&4
Open
Wed
Wed
08-Feb
08-Feb
Basketball Final Girls
U18 Football Cup
Mon
Thu
27-Feb
02-Mar
Thu
02-Mar
Sportshall Athletics
7 and 8
Open
Mon
Thu
06-Mar
09-Mar
Netball Cup Y10
Rugby 7's
10
10
Cup
Open
Thu
16-Mar
Rugby 7's
9
Open
Thu
Thu
16-Mar
23-Mar
Netball Cup Y7
Rugby 7's
7
8
Open
Open
Thu
Thu
23-Mar
30-Mar
Netball Cup Y9
Rugby 7's
9
7
Open
Open
Thu
30-Mar
Netball Cup Y8
8
Open
7&8 and 9&10
U18
Term 4
Netball Cup U18
U18
Sportshall Athletics Plus
KS3&4
Qualify
Open
Cup
Open
Netherthorpe
Queen’s Park Sports
Centre
Queen’s Park Sports
Centre
Springwell
Chesterfield Rugby
Club
Chesterfield Rugby
Club
Whittington Green
Chesterfield Rugby
Club
Netherthorpe
Chesterfield Rugby
Club
Outwood Newbold
Details are correct at the time of going to print. Please refer to the website for full details
including timings for each event.
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Chesterfield SSP Competition Calendar 2016/17
Date
Competition
April-July
Year
Term 5
U13 Cricket League Boys &
U13
Girls
County Athletics Trials
KS3, KS4 &
KS5
Championship Football Plus
KS3
Premier Football Plus League
KS3
Rounders Y9 & Y10 Girls
9, 10
Term 6
Cricket Plus
KS3-5
Entry
Venue
Open
Various
Invite
Mount St Mary's
Open
Open
Open
Shirebrook
Shirebrook
Springwell
Open
Staveley Cricket
Ground
Springwell
Springwell
Mount St Mary’s
Tupton Hall School
Tupton Hall School
Chesterfield Tennis
Club
Mount St Mary's
Chesterfield Tennis
Club
Mount St Mary's
Mount St Mary's
Mount St Mary's
Mount St Mary's
Mount St Mary's
Thu
04-May
Fri
Fri
Thu
05-May
05-May
18-May
Mon
12-Jun
Tue
Tue
Thu
Mon
Mon
Thu
13-Jun
20-Jun
22-Jun
26-Jun
26-Jun
29-Jun
Rounders Y9&10 Mixed
Rounders Y7&8 Mixed
Quadkids Athletics
Quadkids Athletics Plus
Golf Plus
Tennis Y7&8
9, 10
7, 8
7&8
KS3&4
KS3&4
7&8
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Fri
Wed
30-Jun
05-Jul
District Athletics
Y9&10 Tennis
7, 8, 9 & 10
9&10
Open
Open
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
13-Jul
13-Jul
13-Jul
13-Jul
13-Jul
Rounders Year 7 & 8 Girls
Girls Touch Rugby
Ultimate Frisbee
Cyclocross
Outdoor Volleyball
7 and 8
KS3
KS3
KS3
9
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Details are correct at the time of going to print. Please refer to the website for full details
including timings for each event.
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County Competition Finals 2016/17
Date
Competition
Year
Tue
20-Sep
Golf (Knockout)
Any
Mon
Wed
Wed
Wed
Thu
Tue
Tue
Tue
Thu
Thu
Sat
Tue
Thu
Thu
Tue
Tue
Thu
Tue
Thu
Mon
Tue
Thu
Mon
Tue
Tue
Mon
Sat
26-Sep
05-Oct
12-Oct
09-Nov
17-Nov
22-Nov
13-Dec
13-Dec
15-Dec
15-Dec
21-Jan
24-Jan
02-Feb
02-Feb
07-Feb
07-Feb
09-Feb
28-Feb
02-Mar
06-Mar
07-Mar
09-Mar
20-Mar
28-Mar
04-Apr
24-Apr
10-Jun
Golf (Final)
Netball
Netball
Netball
Table Tennis (Team)
Table Tennis (Team)
Futsal Boys
Futsal Girls
Futsal Boys
Futsal Boys
Cross Country
Table Tennis (Individual)
Badminton Boys
Badminton Girls
Badminton Boys
Badminton Girls
Table Tennis (Individual)
Indoor Rowing
Netball
County Dance Interface
Netball
IM Basketball - Mixed
Netball
Sportshall Athletics
Netball
Golf Championships
Athletics Track and Field
Any
U19
U16
U14
U13
U16
U12
U12
U14
U16
KS3,4,5
U19
KS3
KS3
KS4
KS4
U13 & 16
KS3 &KS4
U15
11 -19
U13
7
U12
Y7 & Y8
7
Any
KS3, KS4 &
KS5
Entry
CCh Top
16
CMP Top 4
Open
Open
Open
SSP
SSP
SSP
SSP
SSP
Open
SSP
Invite Only
SSP
SSP
SSP
SSP
Invite Only
SSP
Open
Qualify
Open
Open
Open
SSP
SSP
Nomination
SSP
Selection
Venue
Matlock Golf Club
Matlock Golf Club
Repton School
Repton School
Repton School
Springwell
Springwell
University of Derby
University of Derby
University of Derby
University of Derby
Tupton Hall School
Springwell
University of Derby
University of Derby
University of Derby
University of Derby
Springwell
TBC
Littleover School
TBC
Highfields School
Derby College
Dronfield HF School
University of Derby
TBC
Chevin Golf Club
Moorways Sport Centre
Details are correct at the time of going to print. Please refer to the website for full details
including timings for each event.
Details are correct at the time of going to print. Please refer to the website for full details
including timings for each event.
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County Competition Finals 2016/17
Date
Tue
Tue
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Competition
11-Jul
11-Jul
11-Jul
12-Jul
13-Jul
14-Jul
Quadkids
Go Ride Cycling
Rounders Girls
Cricket Boys
Cricket Girls
Cricket Boys
Year
Y7
Y7/8
Y9
U13
U13
U15
Entry
SSP
SSP
SSP
SSP
Open
Open
Venue
Trent College
Trent College
Trent College
Denby Cricket Club
Denby Cricket Club
Denby Cricket Club
County Competition Plus Calendar 2016/17
Date
Fri
Competition
02-Dec
Tue
Thu
Fri
Tue
Tue
Tue
28-Feb
27-Apr
12-May
11-Jul
11-Jul
11-Jul
Winterfest (Cycliing, Sitting
Volleyball, Wheelchair
Basketball, Sportsability)
Indoor Rowing Plus
Sportshall Athletics Plus
Golf Plus
Boccia Plus
Football Plus
Cricket Plus
Year
Entry
Venue
KS3-5
Open
Derby Arena
KS3-4
KS3-4
KS3-4
KS3-4
KS3
KS3-5
Open
SSP
Open
SSP
SSP
Open
TBC
TBC
Tapton Park Golf Club
Trent College
Trent College
Trent College
Your school will receive an official invitation to the county finals on qualification,
confirming the date, time and venue.
Details are correct at the time of going to print. Please refer to the website for full details
including timings for each event.
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Photography Policy
Photograph & Video Policy
Introduction
Parents and school staff should not be stopped from taking photographs or video because of
concerns of contravening the Data Protection Act. However, we must always be mindful of the
need to safeguard the welfare of children. This photography/video policy is to ensure that we
manage photography and video appropriately, but also allow schools to take photos of their
children without any unnecessary restriction.
General Consent Details for Parents and Staff
• All parents/staff will be asked to sign a consent form to gain permission to take photos at an
event.
• Only school staff (not parents) should publish photographs in public places (including
websites).
• If parents/staff disagree over signing this consent, it will be treated as if consent has not
been given.
• Children who have not given consent for photographs and video to be taken will be wearing
a florescent arm band.
• Every effort should be made not to capture any image of a child with a florescent arm band.
• Photographs or video should not be taken of children changing for performances at an
event.
• The same rules apply for any images taken on mobiles phones.
• Staff and parents signing this policy will wear the sticker given to them by Event Control.
Specific Details for Parents
• Any images taken must not be posted on the web/internet unless you have permission from
the school the child attends.
• People with no connection to a school or the event will not be allowed to photograph – staff
will question anyone they do not recognise who is using a camera and or video recorder.
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Code of Conduct
For Participants
WHEN REPRESENTING MY SCHOOL IN ANY SPORT I WILL:
• Always do my best, regardless of the result
• Act with dignity and within the rules at all times in success & failure
• Play fairly – I won’t seek to cheat, complain or waste time
• Co-operate with and respect all officials, team mates, opponents, managers, coaches,
helpers and administrators
• Control my temper and avoid behaviour which may inconvenience or upset others
• Shake hands with the opponents and officials afterwards and thank those responsible for
organising the event
• Be on time
• Be considerate to others, particularly younger athletes and spectators
• Accept success and failure in a selfless and positive way
• Take care of all property
• Speak out immediately if concerned or uncomfortable with someone’s behaviour
• Enjoy the event and allow others to do the same
For Spectators & Team Officials/Volunteers
WHEN WATCHING ANY SCHOOL SPORTS EVENT I WILL:
• Encourage children to learn the rules and participate within them
• Never condone rule violations
• Publicly accept officials’ judgements and discourage challenging or arguing with officials
• Help children to recognise good performance, not just results
• Consider the well-being & safety of participants before the development of performance
• Set a good example by encouraging all participants, recognising good sportsmanship and
applauding the good performance of all
• Never force a child to take part in a sport
• Ensure children are dressed appropriately for the activity and have plenty of fluid to drink
• Use correct and proper language at all times
• Never punish or belittle a child for poor performance or making mistakes
• Support your child’s involvement and help them enjoy their sport
• Always approach the event organiser in the first instance with any issue or
complaint. Never approach any other official
• Enjoy the event and allow others to do the same
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Code of Conduct
For Match Officials
WHEN OFFICIATING AT ANY SCHOOL SPORTS EVENT I WILL:
• Always apply the rules fairly and consistently
• Apply the ‘spirit of the laws’ as well as the ‘letter’
• Manage the event in a positive, calm and confident manner
• Deal with all instances of aggressive or unsporting behaviour by participants
• Never tolerate offensive, insulting or abusive language from participants, officials or
spectators
• Communicate with the participants and encourage fair play
• Respond in a clear, calm and confident manner to requests for clarification by team
captains
• Enjoy the event and allow others to do the same
For Competition Organisers / Host School lead
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Consider the well-being & safety of participants before the development of performance
Make sure all activities are appropriate to the age, ability and experience of those taking
part
Ensure that participants are given sufficient rest periods and are not encouraged to overcompete
Display consistently high standards of behaviour and appearance, dressing suitably and
using appropriate language at all times whilst involved with activities
Always report any incidents, referrals or disclosures immediately.
Always support officials when they are enforcing the rules and regulations of the activity
Instil in the performers the values of respect, discipline, effort and loyalty
Promote the positive aspects of the sport (e.g. fair play)
Enjoy the event and allow others to do the same
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Athletics
Chesterfield Schools Athletics Championships
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Friday 30 June 2017 (reserve date Friday 7 July)
9.30am – 2.30pm
Mount St Mary’s
Year 7, 8, 9 & 10
Male and Female separately
Selection by school
n/a – earlier county trials
Each school may enter ONE competitor in a maximum of one track event,
one field event and the relay event.
The Chesterfield Schools Athletics Championships operates as an interschool competition.
Boys events;
100m, 200m, 300m (Y8-9 only), 400m (Y10 only) 800m, 1500m, Long
Jump, Triple Jump (Y8-10 only), High Jump, Shot, Discus, Javelin and
Relay.
Girls events;
100m, 200m, 300m (Y10 only), 800m, 1500m, Long Jump, Triple Jump
(Y9-10 only), High Jump, Shot, Discus, Javelin and Relay
•
•
•
•
•
•
Points will be allocated as 1st = 8, 2nd = 7, 3rd = 6 etc. for all events.
There will be two heats for the 100/200/300/400 and relay events
and points will be awarded based on times
Any events with only six competitors will be straight finals
All field events will be awarded a position and points for taking part,
even if they fail to register a legal jump/throw.
All High Jump events will take place on the day. Each competitor
may have up to seven attempts in all, unless before then he/she
has failed three times running. A competitor may choose the height
at which he/she enters the competition.
In field events for distance each competitor shall be allowed three
attempts.
Further information will be sent out by the lead school (Whittington Green
School) later in the academic year.
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Athletics
Chesterfield Schools County Athletics Trials
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Thursday 4 May 2017
4.00pm – 5.30pm
Mount St Mary’s
3 Age Groups: Y8/9, KS4 & KS5
Male and Female separately
Schools nominate athletes for trials
County Championships Saturday 10 June
Moorways Sports
(Lead school
2017
Centre, Derby
Netherthorpe School)
Top athletes are invited to the English Schools Athletics
Championships
Open entries. Students can do one event and/or a relay
Further information on the district athletics trials will be sent out by the lead
school (Netherthorpe School) later in the academic year.
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Athletics
Chesterfield Schools Cross Country Championships
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Friday 2 December 2016 (reserve date Friday 9 December)
9.30am – 2.30pm
Mount St Mary’s
4 Age Groups: Year 7, Year 8/9, Year 10/11 & Year 12/13
Male and Female separately, 8 races
Open
County Cross Country
Saturday 21 January
Tupton Hall School
(Outwood Academy
2017
Newbold Lead School
for District Squad)
Top runners are invited to the English Schools Cross Country
Championships
Up to 8 per age group for each area
Age Groups
Distance (approx.)
Y7 GIRLS
Y7 BOYS
Y8/9 GIRLS
Y8/9 BOYS
Y10/11 GIRLS
Y10/11 BOYS
Y12/13 GIRLS
Y12/13 BOYS
2460m
2760m
2760m
3060m
3060m
4260m
3060m
4260m
More information to follow from the lead school (Parkside Community
School)
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Athletics
Sportshall Athletics Secondary
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Thursday 2 March 2017
2.30pm – 4.30pm
Queen’s Park Sports Centre
2 Age Groups: Year 7 & Year 8 separately
Male and Female separately
Open
County Final
Tuesday 28 March
University Of Derby
2017
2.30pm to 6.00pm
Each team should include:
• A minimum of 5 boys, with a maximum of 8 boys and
• A minimum of 5 girls, with a maximum of 8 girls
Event Format
The Sportshall Secondary Programme offers an ideal format for
competition in which young people may develop their skills ahead of the
track and field season.
Team Information
School teams should consist of a minimum of 5 boys and 5 girls, with a
maximum of 8 boys and 8 girls being permitted. They may compete in a
maximum
of three track and two field events, drawn from the following:
On the track
2 Lap Individual Race, 4 Lap Individual Race and 8 Lap Paarlauf, each
requiring 2 athletes.
6 Lap Individual Race, requiring 1 athlete.
Obstacle Relay, 4 x 2 Lap Relay each requiring four athletes.
… and in the field
Shot, Speed Bounce, Standing Long Jump, Standing Triple Jump, Vertical
Jump each requiring 2 athletes.
Additional Information
Team Managers are encouraged to find the running order and select their
team accordingly. It is inappropriate for an athlete to contest both the 2 and
4 lap Individual Races or the 6 lap and 8 lap Paarlauf events since they
follow immediately. There are fewer problems associated in contesting field
events in the same group and additional time will be permitted for athletes
covering two events in the field. Please note that athletes will not be
permitted to compete in bare feet or unsuitable footwear. The Sportshall
handbook incorporates details of all the events, including a full explanation
of each event together with some teaching points. Visit www.sportshall.org
for further details along with event and competition rules downloads.
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Athletics
Quadkids – Secondary
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Thursday 22 June 2017
3.30pm – 5.30pm
Mount St Mary’s
Year 7 and 8 separately
Male and Female separately
Open
County Final
Tuesday 11 July 2017 Trent College
Year 7 only
9.30am to 3.00pm
There is no regional or national progression
Each team should include:
• A minimum of 4 boys, maximum of 5 boys and
• A minimum of 4 girls, maximum of 5 girls
Event Format
Quadkids is an exciting athletics concept designed to give young people
the opportunity to participate in and enjoy the core disciplines of athletics. It
is a team based quadrathlon competition where individual performances
are scored using a points table and the winners are the team with highest
cumulative points.
Team Information
Four or five boys and four or five girls compete as a team with the scores of
the top four boys and top four girls over the four events added together to
give the team score.
Quadkids Secondary Events
100m Sprint
800m Run
Vortex Howler Throw
Standing Long Jump
50m Shuttle Relay (optional)
Additional Information
The Quadkids Competition Manual incorporates details of all the events,
including a full explanation of each event. Visit www.quadkids.org for
further details along with event and competition downloads.
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Badminton
KS3 National Schools Badminton
Age Group
Gender
Qualifiers
District Final
County Final
Key Stage 3
Male and Female separately
All schools compete in one of two district qualifiers. The winners and
runners up in each qualifier will progress to the district final (boys and girls).
KS3 Girls Thursday 12 January
2017
Group 1
St Mary’s, Has, Neth, Park
Venue: St Mary’s
Time: 3.30pm – 5.30pm
KS3 Girls Thursday 12 January
2017
Group 2
BCS, Spring, WGS, Out New
Venue: Springwell
Time: 3.30pm – 5.30pm
Thursday 26 January 2017
KS3 Boys and Girls
2.45pm – 5.30pm
Queen’s Park Sports Centre
Thursday 2 February 2017
KS3 Boys Wednesday 11 January
2017
Group 1
St Mary’s, Has, Neth, Park
Venue: Netherthorpe
Time: 3.30pm – 5.30pm
KS3 Boys Wednesday 11 January
2017
Group 2
BCS, Spring, WGS, Out New
Venue: Brookfield
Time: 3.30pm – 5.30pm
Time: 1.00-6.00pm
Venue: University of Derby
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
The Regional Badminton final will take place in March 2017
4 players per team from a maximum squad of 5.
Team & Match Format
Teams will consist of 4 or 5 players with any 4 taking part in each
match. The 5th player can be used in any match and not just as a
reserve in case of injury. If a player is injured during a game then
that game is conceded, but the 5th player may be substituted for
further games in that match. Each match will consist of 5 games: 2
x singles and 3 x doubles, with each player playing 2 games. This is
shown in the playing format for a match below:
1st Game:
Singles (No.1 ranked player in the team)
2nd Game: Doubles (the 2 players not selected for a singles game)
3rd Game:
Singles (No. 2 or 3 ranked player chosen for singles)
4th Game:
Doubles (first singles player + either one of non-singles
players)
5th Game:
Doubles (second singles player + the other non-singles
player)
Additional Information
Further information about Schools Badminton can be found at
www.badmintonengland.co.uk/homepage.asp.
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Badminton
KS4 National Schools Badminton
Age Group
Gender
Qualifiers
Key Stage 4
Male and Female separately
All schools compete in one of two district qualifiers. The winners and
runners up in each qualifier will progress to the district final (boys and girls).
KS4 Girls Thursday 19 January
2017
KS4 Boys Wednesday 18 January
2017
Group 1
St Mary’s, Has, Neth, Park
Venue: St Mary’s
Time: 3.30pm – 5.30pm
KS4 Girls Thursday 19 January
2017
Group 1
St Mary’s, Has, Neth, Park
Venue: Netherthorpe
Time: 3.30pm – 5.30pm
KS4 Boys Wednesday 18 January
2017
Group 2
BCS, Spring, WGS, Out New
Venue: Brookfield
Time: 3.30pm – 5.30pm
District Final
Group 2
BCS, Spring, WGS, Out New
Venue: Springwell
Time: 3.30pm – 5.30pm
Thursday 26 January 2017
County Final
KS4 Boys and Girls
2.45pm – 5.30pm
Queen’s Park Sports Centre
Tuesday 7 February 2017
Time: 1.00-6.00pm
Venue: University of Derby
The Regional Badminton final will take place in March 2017
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
4 players per team from a maximum squad of 5.
Team & Match Format
Teams will consist of 4 or 5 players with any 4 taking part in each
match. The 5th player can be used in any match and not just as a
reserve in case of injury. If a player is injured during a game then
that game is conceded, but the 5th player may be substituted for
further games in that match. Each match will consist of 5 games: 2
x singles and 3 x doubles, with each player playing 2 games. This is
shown in the playing format for a match below:
1st Game:
Singles (No.1 ranked player in the team)
2nd Game: Doubles (the 2 players not selected for a singles game)
3rd Game:
Singles (No. 2 or 3 ranked player chosen for singles)
4th Game:
Doubles (first singles player + either one of non-singles
players)
5th Game:
Doubles (second singles player + the other non-singles
player)
Additional Information
Further information about Schools Badminton can be found at
www.badmintonengland.co.uk/homepage.asp.
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Basketball
Chesterfield Schools Basketball League 5v5
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
League Groups
Basic
Overview
Year 8, Year 9, Year 10 and Year 11 leagues
Male
Open
5 players per team
Max 12 in a squad
League fixtures and groups will be agreed following confirmed entries with Mr
McKee
Fixtures to follow separately
GAME RULES
Matches will be 5v5 and squads may contain up to 12 players.
Each game is started by a jump ball in the centre circle.
Players may be substituted at any time on a dead ball.
A basket from the field, from outside the arc counts as 3 points, within the arc
counts as two points and a basket from the free throw counts as one point.
After a basket, the opponents will be given the ball to make a throw in from any
point behind the baseline.
Teams MUST provide a referee for each fixture
Schools with enough staff/facilities could play both games on the same night
Games can be shortened if schools wish to play two games back to back
Team’s names first will host the fixture (eg. AvB = Brookfield would play St
Mary’s at home)
FOULS
A personal foul involves contact with an opponent, if in the act of shooting 2
free throws are allowed, otherwise it is side line ball to the opposing team.
Once a player has 5 personal fouls they will be disqualified from the game.
Results to be emailed to Sarah Evans
[email protected]
Or uploaded to google docs – link to be sent after fixtures confirmed
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Basketball
Girls Basketball U13 3v3
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Wednesday 8 February
3.30pm – 5.30pm
TBC
U13
Female
Qualifiers
Round 1: W/C 9 January 2017
Round 2: W/C 16 January 2017
Round 3: W/C 23 January 2017
Round 4: W/C 30 January 2017
Thursday 9 March
3.00pm – 6.00pm
Derby College
2017
3 on the court, squad of 7
Schools should enter two teams to play along side 5v5 comp (half court)
GAME RULES
Matches will be 3v3
Each game is started by a jump ball in the centre circle.
Games to be played across court in a sports hall (two games running at the
same time)
Two groups of 4 teams
Top two teams in each group qualify for the semi finals
Final and 3rd v 4th play-off
Game duration, 3 minute quarters (no time outs) and one minute interval
between quarters.
Schools play a min of 3 games
If all places are not taken (4 teams per group) the host school can enter a B
team.
Players may be substituted at any time on a dead ball.
A basket from the field, from outside the arc counts as 3 points, within the
arc counts as two points and a basket from the free throw counts as one
point.
After a basket, the opponents will be given the ball to make a throw in from
any point behind the baseline.
Teams MUST provide a referee for each fixture
FOULS
A personal foul involves contact with an opponent, if in the act of shooting 2
free throws are allowed, otherwise it is side line ball to the opposing team.
Once a player has 5 personal fouls they will be disqualified from the game.
Results to be emailed to Sarah Evans
[email protected]
Or uploaded to google docs – link to be sent via email
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Basketball
Girls Basketball U15 5v5
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Wednesday 8 February 2017
3.30pm – 5.30pm
TBC
U15
Female
Qualifiers
Round 1: W/C 9 January 2017
Round 2: W/C 16 January 2017
Round 3: W/C 23 January 2017
Round 4: W/C 30 January 2017
None
5 a side on court, Max 12 in a squad
Game Rules
Matches will be 5v5 and squads may contain up to 12 players.
Each game is started by a jump ball in the centre circle.
Players may be substituted at any time on a dead ball.
A basket from the field, from outside the arc counts as 3 points, within the
arc counts as two points and a basket from the free throw counts as one
point.
After a basket, the opponents will be given the ball to make a throw in from
any point behind the baseline.
Zone defence must not be used.
Fouls
A personal foul involves contact with an opponent, if in the act of shooting 2
free throws are allowed, otherwise it is side line ball to the opposing team.
Once a player has 5 personal fouls they will be disqualified from the game.
Tournament Format
Each SSP is invited to enter one qualifying school to the competition.
Games will consist of two periods of eight minutes with a rolling clock. This
may change depending on the number of teams that enter the competition.
Each team is allowed one 30 second timeout per game. The clock will be
stopped for timeouts. There will be a one minute break between periods.
Teams will receive 3 points for a win and 1 point for a loss.
In the event of a draw there will be extra time until the first basket is scored.
If two teams have the same number of points at the end of the competition,
the winner will be determined by the winner of the fixture between the two
teams.
Results to be emailed to Sarah Evans
[email protected]
Or uploaded to google docs – link to be sent via email
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Competition Plus
Boccia
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Level
Target
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Friday 14 October 2016
9.30am – 11.30am
Chesterfield Tennis Club
1 age Group: Key Stage 3-4
Male and Female
Derbyshire School Games Multi Sport Event
Pupils from Derbyshire mainstream and special schools with SLD/ASD/PD
Teams must include at least 1 player with a physical disability
SSP Qualification
County Final
Tuesday 11 July
Trent College
9.30am – 3.00pm
Regional and National Physical Disability pathway
Minimum of 3 players, with a maximum of 6 in the squad.
Level 2 Qualification
The best team from each SSP will be invited to compete at the School
Games County Final.
Event Format
The county competition will be hosted at Trent College as part of the
School Games Multi Sport Event. The winning team from each SSP
competition will be invited to represent their district at the county final.
Teams MUST include at least 1 player with a physical disability in their
team.
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Competition Plus
Cricket Plus
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Level
Entry Details
Target
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Monday 12 June 2017
10.00am – 2.00pm
Staveley Cricket Club
1 age Group: Key Stage 3-5
Any
Participation
Open
Pupils from Derbyshire mainstream and special schools with
PD/MLD/SLD/ASD
County Final
Tuesday 11 July 2017
Trent College
9.30am – 3.00pm
Each team should include a maximum of 8 players.
Any schools bringing small numbers will be mixed with other schools to
form a team.
Competition Format
Skills based coaching in small groups followed by competitive games with
trophy/medals for the winning school team. Sessions will be led by DCB
coaches.
Additional Information:
Information on signposting to community clubs will be available at the
event.
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Competition Plus
Football Plus
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Level
Entry Details
Target
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Friday 5 May 2017
10.00am-12.00pm
Shirebrook
1 age Group: Key Stage 3
Mixed
Derbyshire School Games County Final
SSP Qualification
Pupils from Derbyshire mainstream and special schools with
MLD/SLD/ASD/PMLD
There are two levels of competition – Championship and League. Please
see below for further details.
County Final
Tuesday 11 July
Trent College
9.30am – 3.00pm
There is no regional or national competition
Team size 5
Squad size 7
Level 2 Qualification
The best team from each SSP will be invited to compete at the School
Games County Final.
Team Information
A squad of 10 take part, with 7 on the pitch. This competition is boys only.
Competition Information
The competition will be hosted at Pride Park Football Stadium and
delivered by Derbyshire FA and Derby County in the Community coaches.
There will be two levels of competition in each area, in line with the Football
Association guidance:
Championship Level:
• Players participating at this level are mobile, have spatial and
tactical awareness, knowledge of the Laws of the Game and
have a good level of fitness.
League Level:
• Players participating at this level have limited mobility, spatial
awareness and fitness.
The competitions will be a tournament format.
Additional Information
Additional information around the Football Associations competition levels
is available at:
http://www.thefa.com/TheFA/WhatWeDo/Equality/DisabilityFootball
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Competition Plus
Sportshall Athletics Plus
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Target
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Thursday 2 March 2017
12.30pm – 2.00pm
Queen’s Park Sports Centre
1 age Group: Key Stage 3/4
Male and Female
MLD/SLD – Must not have the ability to compete in the mainstream event
SSP Qualification
County Final
Thursday 27 April
Venue: TBC
10.30am – 1.00pm
There is no regional or national competition
Maximum of 8 participants, minimum of 6
Event Format
Following the field events rotation all athletes will return to their seats in
preparation for the relays.
• There will be two Obstacle Relays, an A race and a B race (this
is to ensure that each team has the opportunity to enter 2 teams
of 4 athletes). Only the A race will count towards the total team
scores.
• Followed by two 4 x 1 Lap Relays, an A and a B race (this is to
ensure that each team has the opportunity to enter 2 teams of 4
athletes). Only the A race will count towards the total team
scores
Athletes will compete in at least 1 track and the field events.
The best 6 athletes’ scores in each team will be combined to create team
scores.
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Competition Plus
Mini Tennis Plus
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Target
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Friday 14 October 2016
9.30am – 11.30am
Chesterfield Tennis Club
1 age Group: Key Stage 3&4
Male and Female
Each team should include a minimum of two SEND players and players
should have a similar tennis ability
Open
N/A
Teams will have 4 players, which include 2 boys and 2 girls.
Event Format
Tennis is fun, great for fitness and for developing hand eye co-ordination. It
can be played by all ages and abilities and this is a mixed boys and girl’s
competition.
Competition Information
• The serve is decided by a ‘toss’ or ‘racket spin’. The nominated player
serves the first point from the right; it then alternates every two points.
• Use ‘timed tennis’ for this format — players play for a set period of time,
until the whistle blows. Length of matches depends on time
available/amount of entries, but normally last ten minutes.
• Ensure your better player plays as Boy 1 / Girl 1 to ensure the competition
is an enjoyable experience for all involved.
• Each ‘match’ is set off to play and the final score entered onto the ‘Mini
Tennis Match Card’* and then the ‘Round Robin Box Sheet’* would either
be; 4–0, 3–1, or 2–2 — taking into account the individual results from each
of the four rubbers.
• These scores then add up to give a total points score for each team.
• Individual match points can also be tallied in case of a tie and to make
every point count.
*Resources available as part of the ‘School Games Tennis Toolkit’,
designed for teachers and colleagues in school sport, to make running
schools tennis competition as easy as possible. www.schoolstennis.org
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Competition Plus
Goalball
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Target
Entry Details
Team
Thursday 15 December 2016
9.30am – 11.30am
Queen’s Park Sports Centre
Key Stage 3&4
Male and Female
SEND pupils form mainstream and special schools
Open Invite
Team of 3 Max 4 in a squad
Basic Overview
Goalball
Goalball is a fully inclusive, fun Paralympic sport where visually and non- visually
impaired pupils can train and compete equally. It can help develop communication,
teamwork and leadership skills for young people. It also helps develop key physical
skills including co-ordination, balance, speed and agility.
Goalball Simple Rules:
The object of the game is to score a goal by bowling the ball along the floor so that it
crosses the goal line of the opposing team. The defending team has to prevent the ball
going in to their goal by stopping it while remaining in their team area. They must then
try to control the ball and attack by bowling the ball back again thereby trying to score
in the other goal.
• Court: The games will be played on a modified court, marked on a badminton
court.
• Points are awarded for both attacking (scoring a ‘goal’) and defending
(blocking a ‘goal’). After a goal, the defending team become the attacking
team and the game is restarted. When the ball is thrown there are four
possible scenarios.
1. Goal (ball crosses opponent’s ‘goal line’) — game restarted by
the team who conceded the ‘goal’.
2. Block (defending team prevents a ‘goal’) — game continues and
defending team becomes the attacking team.
3. Ball thrown over the sideline — game restarted by the other team.
4. Block out (ball blocked but crosses the sideline) — game restarted
by the team which blocked the ball.
The opposition receives the ball if players do not keep to these rules.
• Players can move anywhere within their ‘Team Zone’ to throw the ball.
• Under-arm throwing/rolling only no kicking.
• When the ball is thrown, it must land before the end of their ‘Team Zone’.
• No player is to have two consecutive shots.
To block a shot, a defending player must have at least one body part (e.g. hand
or foot) touching their mat.
• Players remove eyeshades.
Scoring
• Three points are awarded for a ‘goal’.
• One point is awarded for a block.
• The winning team is the team that scores the most points within a time limit
(e.g. 4mins 30secs).
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Competition Plus
Sitting Volleyball
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Target
Entry Details
Team
Basic
Overview
Thursday 15 December 2016
9.30am – 11.30am
Queen’s Park Sports Centre
Key Stage 3&4
Male and Female
SEND pupils form mainstream and special schools
Open Invite
Team of 6 Max 8 in a squad
Sitting Volleyball
Sitting volleyball has grown to be one of the more popular Paralympic sports
due to the fast and exciting action. At club level, the game offers both disabled
and non-disabled players the opportunity to compete both with and against
each other.
Sitting Volleyball Simple Rules:
• Volleyball rules will apply plus the rules below added;
• Modified court, played on a badminton court with a mini tennis net.
• Compared to Standing Volleyball it is permitted to block an opponent's
service.
• Throughout the game, the players who are involved in a defensive
effort must have contact with the ground with some part of the body
between the pelvis and the shoulders. In certain cases of defensive
action at the back end of the court, for example while "saving the ball",
the players are allowed to lose contact with the ground for a short time.
But they are not allowed to stand up, lift up their body or take steps.
• Rotation: When the receiving team has gained the right to serve, its
players rotate one position clockwise: the player in position 2rotates to
position 1 to serve, the player in position 1 rotates to position 6, etc.
Links:
http://www.volleyballengland.org/getintovolleyball/play/sitting_volleyball
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Competition Plus
Indoor Rowing Plus
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Level
Target
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Monday 6 February 2017
10.00am – 11.30am
Queen’s Park Sports Centre
1 Age Group: Key Stage 3/4
Male and Female
Participation – County Final
Pupils from Derbyshire mainstream and special schools with
MLD/SLD/ASD
SSP Qualification
County Final
Tuesday 28 Feb 2017
TBC
1.00-5.00pm (finish
time may be flexible –
possibly 3.00pm)
Each team should aim to include 4 rowers. You may enter more than 1
team
Event Format
Each team will have 4 rowers – made up of boys and/or girls.
• Warm up
• 8 minute team relay (16 x 30 second changeovers)
• 2 minute individual race (optional)
Additional Information
For more information about indoor rowing visit
http://ir4yp.britishrowing.org/sgo/node/1
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Competition Plus
Golf Xteme Plus
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Target
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
team/Squad
Basic Overview
Monday 26 June 2017
TBC
Tupton Hall School
Key Stage 3&4
Male and Female
MLD/SLD/PD – Must not have the ability to compete in the mainstream
event
Open
County Final
Friday 12 May
Tapton Golf Club
TBC
Teams are made up of four players, split into two pairs.
Setting up the competition
Mark out bunkers and water hazards and use the natural terrain such as
hedges or trees. The course should be set up on a grass or 3G surface
(although if weather does not allow, an indoor course can be set up).
It is recommended that players use the Golf Xtreme equipment (irons and
putters). Tri-Golf equipment can be used if more appropriate, however
each team should use the same equipment.
Rules of the competition
Each team starts at the same tee. Other teams of four can start at other
tees. Tee-off — each player in a pair hits two balls each (four balls per
pair). Each pair then chooses the ball in the best position to play the next
shot (fairway or green). The other three balls are collected. Both players
then hit their two shots from this ‘best’ position. The pair that takes the
fewest shots to complete the hole wins and gets two points (one point for a
draw). Players then move onto the next hole. The pair with the most points
after six holes wins. If pairs draw then a hole should be selected to run a
play off. A shot landing in a hazard such as water, a bunker or out of
bounds cannot be used as a starting point for the next shot.
Organising the Competition
Players can use a plastic tee as often as they need. Use colour contrasting
cones, spots and the natural environment to create the course, e.g. green
cones for trees; red cones for out of bounds; blue cones for a water hazard;
yellow cones for a bunker and white cones for the ‘starting tee area’. Use
flags and hoops for holes. Set up a practice hole for players to warm up on.
Give players time to familiarise themselves with the course and allow them
to make changes if access can be improved.
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Competition Plus
Quadkids Plus
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Target
Entry Details
Size of
team/Squad
Monday 26 June 2017
TBC
Tupton Hall School
Key Stage 3&4
Male and Female
Open
MLD/SLD/PD – Must not have the ability to compete in the mainstream
event
Each team should include:
• A minimum of 4 boys, maximum of 5 boys and
• A minimum of 4 girls, maximum of 5 girls
Basic Overview
Event Format
Quadkids is an exciting athletics concept designed to give young people
the opportunity to participate in and enjoy the core disciplines of athletics. It
is a team based quadrathlon competition where individual performances
are scored using a points table and the winners are the team with highest
cumulative points.
Team Information
Four or five boys and four or five girls compete as a team with the scores of
the top four boys and top four girls over the four events added together to
give the team score.
Quadkids Secondary Events
100m Sprint
800m Run
Vortex Howler Throw
Standing Long Jump
More information on how the events are adapted to each impairment
group to follow closer to the event.
Additional Information
The Quadkids Competition Manual incorporates details of all the events,
including a full explanation of each event. Visit www.quadkids.org for
further details along with event and competition downloads.
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Competition Plus
Winterfest
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Target
Entry Details
Size of
team/Squad
Basic Overview
Friday 2 December 2016
TBC
Derby Arena
KS3-5
Male and Female
Open
MLD/SLD/PD – Must not have the ability to compete in the mainstream
event
TBC
Event Format
The events will include;
- Cycling
- Sitting Volleyball
- Wheelchair Basketball
- Sportsability
Team Information
More information on how the events are adapted to each impairment
group to follow closer to the event.
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Cricket
Chesterfield Schools Cricket league – U13
League Fixtures
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Size of Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Confirm entries by April. Fixtures to follow
1 Age Group: Year 7/8 - U13
Male
Open Entry
County Final
Wednesday 12 July 2017 Denby Cricket Club
U13 boys
9.30am -5.00pm
The winning team will have the chance to progress to the Chance to Compete
Regional Final
Each team comprises of 8 players. Squads are limited to 10 players
Fixtures meeting will be held before the Easter break to confirm
schools/teams and the league groupings.
Basic Rules and Scoring
Play should be from one end only & games should last no more than one hour.
Teams shall consist of 8 players each
Each match shall consist of one innings with a maximum of Eight 6 ball overs.
A maximum of two over’s to be bowled by one bowler. The other bowlers shall
bowl one over each. The nominated wicketkeeper cannot bowl.
There shall be no interval between innings.
Two batters shall be at the wicket at all times during an innings. In the event of a
team losing 7 wickets within the permitted 8 overs, the last batter shall continue
batting, with the last batter out remaining at the wicket as a non-striker.
Each batter shall retire when they pass a personal total of 20 but may return to the
crease when the 7th batter is out. Retired batters must return in order.
Two ‘live’ batters shall be at the wicket until such time as the 7th wicket has fallen.
The batter shall retire again when he/she scores an additional 20 runs on his / her
return to the crease, unless the batting team have no more batters to come in that
have also been retired.
A No ball shall score 2 penalty runs, recorded as a no ball extra. From a No ball
struck by the batter, runs shall be scored as in scoring regulations. A no-ball shall
not count as one of the over only in the 8th over of any innings.
A wide ball shall score 2 penalty runs, in addition to any other runs scored.
If a wide ball is called, then 2 runs shall be credited under extras; two additional
runs shall be credited under extras every time the batters complete a run. A wide
ball shall not count as one of the over only in the 8th over of any innings.
In the event of rain the match should be either re-arranged within the allotted
period for the round or played indoors following the indoor boys rules found on
page 41 of this booklet
Please note: Upon qualifying for the regional round, County age group players will
be excluded from this competition.
Please forward full results (e.g. Springwell 88-4, Brookfield 87 all out) to Sarah
Evans [email protected]
Or uploaded to google docs – link to be sent via email
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Cricket
Chesterfield Schools Cricket league – Girls U13
League Fixtures
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Confirm entries by April. Fixtures to follow
1 Age Group: Year 7/8 - U13
Female
Open Entry
County Final
Thursday 13 July 2017
Venue Denby Cricket
Time 9.30am-5.00pm
Club, Denby
The winning team will have the chance to progress to the Chance to Compete
Regional Final
Each team comprises of 8 players. Squads are limited to 10 players
Fixtures meeting will be held before the Easter break to confirm
schools/teams and the league groupings.
Basic Rules and Scoring
Play should be from one end only & games should last no more than one hour.
Teams shall consist of 8 players each
Each match shall consist of one innings with a maximum of Eight 6 ball overs.
A maximum of two over’s to be bowled by one bowler. The other bowlers shall
bowl one over each. The nominated wicketkeeper cannot bowl.
There shall be no interval between innings.
Two batters shall be at the wicket at all times during an innings. In the event of a
team losing 7 wickets within the permitted 8 overs, the last batter shall continue
batting, with the last batter out remaining at the wicket as a non-striker.
Each batter shall retire when they pass a personal total of 20 but may return to the
crease when the 7th batter is out. Retired batters must return in order.
Two ‘live’ batters shall be at the wicket until such time as the 7th wicket has fallen.
The batter shall retire again when he/she scores an additional 20 runs on his / her
return to the crease, unless the batting team have no more batters to come in that
have also been retired.
A No ball shall score 2 penalty runs, recorded as a no ball extra. From a No ball
struck by the batter, runs shall be scored as in scoring regulations. A no-ball shall
not count as one of the over only in the 8th over of any innings.
A wide ball shall score 2 penalty runs, in addition to any other runs scored.
If a wide ball is called, then 2 runs shall be credited under extras; two additional
runs shall be credited under extras every time the batters complete a run. A wide
ball shall not count as one of the over only in the 8th over of any innings.
In the event of rain the match should be either re-arranged within the allotted
period for the round or played indoors following the indoor boys rules found on
page 40 of this booklet.
Please forward full results (e.g. Springwell 88-4, Brookfield 87 all out) to Sarah
Evans [email protected]
Or uploaded to google docs – link to be sent via email
Please note: Upon qualifying for the regional round, County age group players will
be excluded from this competition.
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Cricket
Lady Taverners Indoor Cricket – Girls
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Level
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Contact Details
TBC
TBC
TBC
TBC
Female
Lady Taverners
Open Entry – Entries made to Derbyshire Cricket Board
A squad may consist of 10 players, with 8 selected for each match
Event Format
This indoor format follows the girls programme at Year 5/6. The top 4
progress to final at the Gateway Centre. The winning team progress to the
Regional final.
A squad may consist of 10 players, with 8 selected for each match.
Normal cricket rules apply except:
The last batter may continue batting, changing end to receive strike. A
partner must run with the last batter but either may be run out to end the
innings.
LBW only if a batter deliberately blocks the ball to prevent it hitting the
wicket.
A batter retires on 15 but the last scoring hit counts. A retired batter may
resume their innings (in the order in which they retired) when only one
batter remains.
If a team batting second passes the number of runs scored in the first
innings they must complete their allocation of overs or bat until they are all
out.
Players will bowl with a junior size incredible (semi-soft ball).
The wicket keeper will be the only player who cannot bowl. All bowlers
must bowl overarm. Only 6 balls to be bowled in any over, except in the
final over.
2 Runs will be awarded to the batting team for each wide ball and no ball
bowled but no extra ball will be allocated, except in the final over of each
innings when in addition to the 2 runs an extra ball will be bowled.
A no ball will be called when the ball passes above the waist of the batter
without bouncing or bounces for a 3rd time before reaching the stumps.
At least 50% of the team must bowl. All bowling to be bowled from one end
only.
Additional Information
Further information about the Lady Taverners competition can be received
from the Derbyshire Cricket Board (DCB).
Please contact your area SGO or alternatively:
Richard Wood, Community Development Coach and Competitions (DCB)
01332 386632 or [email protected]
Mark Tournier, SGO Representative for Cricket
07714 751053 or [email protected]
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Cricket
Indoor Cricket – Boys
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
TBC
TBC
TBC
TBC
Male
Open Entry – Entries made to Derbyshire Cricket Board
There is no regional or national competition
A minimum of 6 in a team.
Event Format
Each team has a minimum of 6 players including wicketkeeper who does
not bowl. Waiting batters act as scorers and umpires.
Each team has one innings. An innings is closed after an agreed number of
overs or all batters are out.
Normal cricket rules apply except:
Batters change ends at the end of each over.
Batters may be caught out off the ceiling and walls indoors (except the
boundary wall) providing the ball has not touched the floor.
LBW if a batter deliberately blocks the ball to prevent it hitting the wicket.
Last remaining batter may continue, changing ends as necessary to
receive strike.
A partner must run with the last batter; the side is out when the solo batter
is out or either player is run out.
A batter retires on 15 but the last scoring hit counts.
A retired batter may resume their innings when only one batter remains.
Captain tells fielders where to position. Except for the wicketkeeper, no
fielder is allowed to stand within 10 yards of the striking batter until the ball
is played.
Bowl from one end only. Over arm bowling. Only six balls to be bowled in
any over. If preferred, two bowlers may bowl in tandem, bowling alternately
to complete either a six-ball over or two six-ball overs. The inactive bowler
may not field. No bowler may bowl more than four overs per session.
The ball which follows a no-ball or wide is a free hit.
Add two runs to the team score for each no-ball or wide bowled by the
opposing team (any completed runs, zone scores or boundaries are also
added to the team score). If the 'free hit' is also a wide or no-ball that ball is
pronounced `dead' and six runs are added to the team score.
Additional Information
Further information about the Indoor Cricket competition can be received
from the Derbyshire Cricket Board (DCB).
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Cricket
ECB/ESCA U15 Twenty20 – Boys
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
TBC
TBC
TBC
U15
Male
Knockout Open Competition
There is a subsequent regional and national competition
This is an 11 a side knockout competition
Event Format
A Knockout competition with three stages, County, Regional and National.
The winner from the county final will progress to the regional final. The
winning team from the Regional final will play in the national finals in the
following September.
Additional Information
To enter, please complete the entry from in the Derbyshire Cricket Board
competition booklet, which will be distributed later in the school year.
Further details about the competition are available from the Derbyshire
Cricket Board (DCB).
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Cricket
Bunbury Cup U12 / Lord Taverners U14 – Boys
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
TBC
TBC
TBC
U12 & U14
Male
Knockout Open Competition
The winning team will qualify for the regional round in the following year
This is an 11 a side knockout competition
Event Format
This competition is played over two years. The first year is a county based
knockout competition with the final played at a neutral cricket club. The
winning school will then play in the regional round in the second year.
Additional Information
To enter, please complete the entry from in the Derbyshire Cricket Board
competition booklet, which will be distributed later in the school year.
Further details about the competition are available from the Derbyshire
Cricket Board (DCB).
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Cycling
Cyclo Cross
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Thursday 13 July 2017
1.00pm – 4.00pm
Mount St Mary’s
KS3
Male and Female
Open event
County Final
Tuesday 11 July 2017
Time: 9.30am- 3.00pm
Create teams of six, 3 boys and 3 girls
Trent College
Event Format
Cyclo Cross Format
Coached session.
1 x Team Relay (will count towards team result). (Quickest time over 6 laps
with students completing 1 lap each before dismounting their bike and
‘tagging’ another member of their team to then undertake the next lap).
1 x Boys individual race (All boys will race together, maximum 10 minutes
race, will not count towards the team result).
1 x Girls individual race (All girls will race together, maximum 10 minutes
race, will not count towards the team result).
Grass Track Format
Italian Pursuit (will count towards team result). (Quickest time over the oval
course. 6 riders to ride. Rider number 6 completes the full 6 laps. Each
other rider will ‘peel’ off after their lap so rider 1 completes 1 lap, rider 2
completes 2 laps and so on.
Races will be timed, so the quickest team to complete the race will win.
Skills course.
The team results from both formats will count towards the final team result.
Individual races will take place in the Cyclo Cross competition, but will not
count towards the team result.
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Dance
Chesterfield Dance Platform
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Monday 5 December 2016
7.00pm – 9.30pm
Winding Wheel Theatre
Aged 11 - 19
Male and Female
Invitation
County Platform
Monday 6 March 2017
TBC
Interface 16
Time: 7.00pm
Different programmes
on each night
Schools can apply direct to perform at regional dance platforms
Various
The County Dance Platform enables more people to take part in all types of
dance, as audiences, participants and practitioners.
Various local dance festivals will allow performances to be judged and earn
entry into the County Dance Platform festival.
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Football
Chesterfield Schools Football League
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
Fixtures
Year 7, Year 8, Year 9, U16 leagues
Male
Open
Year 7 8v8
Year 8 9v9
Year 9, Year 10 & Year 11 11v11
Pre-season friendlies
Round 1
Round 2
Round 3
Final
W/C 19 September 2016
W/C 26 September 2016
W/C 3 October 2016
W/C 10 October 2016
W/C 17 October 2016
Basic Overview
•
•
•
•
•
•
The team that finishes with the most points in their league is
responsible for organising the Final and the referees (neutral if
possible)
As some schools do not play Year 11 fixtures, the Clayton Shield
could be played for at Year 10.
For more information on the rules please follow the link to the ESFA
website;
http://www.esfa.co.uk/rules/
Please forward all results to Sarah Evans
[email protected] Or uploaded to google
docs – link to be sent via email
Results will be updated weekly and the league tables published
on the SSP website
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Football
Chesterfield Schools Football Cup U18
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
Fixtures
Wednesday 8 February 2017
4.00pm – 5.30pm
Brookfield Community School
U18
Male
Open
11 a side
2017
Tournament
Cup Fixtures
Brookfield (Host)
Netherthorpe
Outwood Newbold
St. Mary’s
Fixtures to be confirmed on the night
Basic Overview
•
•
The finals night will play with shortened matches (18minutes each
way)
Losing semi-finalists will play-off for 3rd and 4th place
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Football
Chesterfield Schools Football Cup Year 7
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Wednesday 2 November 2016
3.45pm – 5.45pm
Brookfield Community School
Year 7
Male
Open
5 a side
•
•
The finals night will play with shortened matches
Losing semi-finalists will play-off for 3rd and 4th place
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Football
Chesterfield Schools Girls Football Cup Year 7
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Wednesday 16 November 2016
3.45pm – 5.30pm
Springwell
Year 7
Girls
Open
6 a side
6 a side
Played across half a pitch
Roll on, roll off subs
No off side rule
7 minutes each way with teams changing straight around at half time.
Chesterfield Schools Girls Football Cup Year 8
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Wednesday 30 November 2016
4.00pm – 5.30pm
St Mary’s
Year 8
Girls
Open
6 a side
6 a side
Played across half a pitch
Roll on, roll off subs
No off side rule
7 minutes each way with teams changing straight around at half time.
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Football
Chesterfield Schools Girls Football Cup U15
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Thursday 24 November 2016
4.00pm – 5.30pm
Brookfield
U15
Girls
Open
7 a side
7 a side
Played across half a pitch
Roll on, roll off subs
No off side rule
10 minutes each way with teams changing straight around at half time.
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Football
Futsal - County
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
U12 Boys – Tuesday 13 December 2016
U12 Girls – Tuesday 13 December 2016
U14 Boys – Thursday 15 December 2016
U16 Boys – Thursday 15 December 2016
TBC
University of Derby
3 Age Groups: U12, U14, U16
Boys and Girls
SSP Qualification via Football League
Each team comprises of 5 players. Squads are limited to 12 players
Event Format
Futsal is a 5-aside game, normally played on a slightly larger pitch with
hockey sized goals and a smaller ball with a reduced bounce. It is played to
touchlines and all players are free to enter the penalty area and play the
ball over head height. As a small sided game players are constantly placed
in situations where they must receive or play whilst under pressure or in
confined spaces. As a game it places considerable demand on technique,
movement, tactical awareness and fitness.
Additional Information
A Futsal Factsheet can be found by visiting
www.thefa.com/TheFACup/FACompetitions/~/media/D61E759331D7493A
9004946F5289B6F5.ashx Further information can also be gained from the
Derbyshire County Football Association.
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Golf
Golf County Match Play
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Level
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Knockout: Tuesday 20 September 2016
Final: Monday 26 September 2016
8.30am – 5.30pm
Matlock Golf Club, Matlock
Any
Any
Derbyshire Golf County Matchplay Knockout and Final
Children will have qualified from the County Golf Championships in May
2016
There is no regional or national competition
N/A
Event Format
This is the County Matchplay competition following the County Golf
Championships in May 2015. Entry is based on the results of this event.
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Golf
Golf County Championships
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Contact Details
Monday 24 April 2017
9.30am – 5.00pm
Chevin Golf Club, Duffield
Any
Any
Entry is open to all children with an official golf handicap.
There is no regional or national competition, but possible entry into a
regional team
N/A
Event Format
This is the Derbyshire Golf County Championships. Players are invited with
an official golf handicap and selection will be based on the top handicap
players who wish to enter.
Please contact your area SGO or alternatively:
John Barker, SGO Representative for Golf and DSSA Golf Secretary
07775 617692 [email protected]
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Handball
Handball
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Tuesday 13 December 2016
3.15pm – 5.15pm
Queen’s Park Sports Centre
Year 8&9
Male and Female
Open
No pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
7 players with a minimum of 3 from 1 gender
Competition Information
• Only the goalkeeper is allowed in the ‘D’. If the attacker enters the
‘D’, the goalkeeper restarts play. If a defender enters the ‘D’ a
penalty is awarded to the attacking team.
• A player shouldn’t take more than three steps while in possession
of the ball
• A player shouldn’t stand still with the ball for more than three
seconds
• Once a goal is scored, play restarts with the conceding team from
the centre line
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Hockey
Hockey County Championship – Girls
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Level
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Contact Details
TBC
TBC
TBC
TBC
Female
County Festival
Open Invite.
There is no regional or national competition
11-a-side
Event Format
This is an eleven a side, full pitch tournament for schools looking to play
hockey.
Additional Information
To enter the competition, please contact Patsy Ramsbottom at QEGS to
register your interest in entering –
[email protected]
Please contact your area SGO or alternatively:
Patsy Ramsbottom, Competition Organiser
[email protected]
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Netball
Chesterfield Schools Netball Fixtures Years 7, 8, 9, 10
Age Group
Dates
Age Group
Date
Time
Venue
Gender
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic
Overview
Year 8, Year 9, Year 10 fixtures
Friendlies
W/C 19 September 2016
Friendlies
W/C 26 September 2016
Friendlies
W/C 3 October 2016
Friendlies
W/C 10 October 2016
Friendlies
W/C 17 October 2016
Year 7
Monday 10 October 2016
2.00pm – 4.00pm
St Mary’s
Female
Open Invite confirmed at Fixtures Meeting.
7-a-side
Event Format
This is a 7-a-side county tournament.
Rules
A complete list of new rules and new rule summary is available to download at
https://www.englandnetball.co.uk/officiating/rules-updates/
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Netball
Chesterfield Schools Netball Cups
Chesterfield
Finals Fixtures
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Age
Year 11
U18
Year 10
Year 7
Date
Thursday 13 October
Monday 27 February
Monday 6 March
Thursday 16 March
Time
3.45pm – 5.45pm
3.45pm – 5.45pm
3.45pm – 5.45pm
3.00pm – 5.15pm
Venue
WGS
Netherthorpe
Springwell
Whittington Green
School
Netherthorpe
Outwood Newbold
Year 9
Thursday 23 March
3.45pm – 5.45pm
Year 8
Thursday 30 March
3.45pm – 5.45pm
Female
Open Invite
County Details see next page (open entry to county finals)
Y7 District winners qualify for the School Games Final (see below)
7-a-side
Entries need to be confirmed with host schools at least 7 days prior to
competition.
Event Format
This is a 7-a-side county tournament.
Rules
A complete list of new rules and new rule summary is available to
download at https://www.englandnetball.co.uk/officiating/rules-updates/
Derbyshire School Games Netball – Girls (County Final)
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Level
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
U12 – Tuesday 4 April 2017 (SSP Qualification)
2.30pm -5.00pm
TBC
U12
Female
County Competitions
SSP Qualification
There is no regional or national competition
7-a-side
Event Format
This is a 7-a-side county tournament.
Rules
A complete list of new rules and new rule summary is available to
download at https://www.englandnetball.co.uk/officiating/rules-updates/
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Netball
Netball County Open Competitions – Girls
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Level
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Contact Details
U19 – Wednesday 5 October 2016
U16 – Wednesday 12 October 2016
U14 – Wednesday 9 November 2016
U15 – Thursday 2 March 2017
U13 – Tuesday 7 March 2017
U12 – Monday 20 March 2017
U12, 13, 15,16&19 – 2.30pm
U14 – 1.00pm
U14,16&19 – Repton School, Repton
U12 Dronfield Henry Fanshawe School, Dronfield
U13 Highfields School, Matlock
U15 Littleover School
6 Age Groups: U12,13,14,15,16&19
Female
County Competitions
Open Invite - post the entry slip in the netball booklet which has been
distributed to schools or email Helen Sydenham
[email protected]
The winners and runners up of the U14,16&19 county competitions will
represent Derbyshire in the regional tournament in 2016
7-a-side
Event Format
This is a 7-a-side county tournament.
Rules
A complete list of new rules and new rule summary is available to
download at https://www.englandnetball.co.uk/officiating/rules-updates/
Additional Information
All schools entering the U14, 16&19 tournaments must be affiliated to
England Netball. The cost this year is £36
Please contact your area SGO or alternatively:
Helen Sydenham [email protected]
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Rounders
Chesterfield Schools Rounders - Mixed
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Tuesday 13 June 2017
Tuesday 20 June 2017
3.45pm – 5.45pm
3.45pm – 5.45pm
Springwell
Springwell
Year 9 & 10
Year 7 & 8
Male and Female
Open invite
9 in a team from a maximum squad of 15
Event Format
A squad should consist of a maximum of 15 players. A team should consist
of nine players and up to six substitutes (A squad of 12 is recommended).
You can have a minimum of 1 boy and a maximum of 5 boys on the pitch
at one time.
Teams can bat for one or two innings each, alternatively a limited number
of balls e.g. 20 good balls or until all batters are out.
One team bats while the other team fields and bowls.
The bowler bowls the ball underarm to the batter who hits the ball
anywhere on the rounders pitch. The batter then runs around the outside of
as many posts as possible before the fielders return the ball to touch the
post the batter is heading for.
If the batter hits the ball backwards then they must wait at first post until the
ball returns to the forward area.
If the batter reaches the second or third post in one hit, the batting team
scores half a rounder. If the batter reaches fourth post in one hit, the
batting team scores a rounder.
A batter can wait at first, second or third post when it is not safe to run.
A batter is out if the fielding team catch the ball hit by the batter before it
touches the ground or by touching the post the batter is heading to with the
ball before the batter reaches it.
Additional Information
Further information about the mixed rounders competition along with the
complete rules and scorecards can be found at
www.roundersengland.co.uk.
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Rounders
Chesterfield Schools Rounders Festivals – Girls
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Thurs 18 May 2017
3.45pm – 5.45pm
Springwell
Year 9 & 10
Female
Open Invite
Year 9 Girls only
County Final
9 in a team
Thursday 13 July 2017
1.00pm – 4.00pm
Mount St Mary’s
Year 7 & 8
Tuesday 11 July 2017
9.30am to 3.00pm
Trent College
Event Format
A squad should consist of a maximum of 15 players. A team should consist
of nine players and up to six substitutes (A squad of 12 is recommended).
Teams can bat for one or two innings each, alternatively a limited number
of balls e.g. 20 good balls or until all batters are out.
One team bats while the other team fields and bowls.
The bowler bowls the ball underarm to the batter who hits the ball
anywhere on the rounders pitch. The batter then runs around the outside of
as many posts as possible before the fielders return the ball to touch the
post the batter is heading for.
If the batter hits the ball backwards then they must wait at first post until the
ball returns to the forward area.
If the batter reaches the second or third post in one hit, the batting team
scores half a rounder. If the batter reaches fourth post in one hit, the
batting team scores a rounder.
A batter can wait at first, second or third post when it is not safe to run.
A batter is out if the fielding team catch the ball hit by the batter before it
touches the ground or by touching the post the batter is heading to with the
ball before the batter reaches it.
Additional Information
Further information about the rounders competition along with the complete
rules and scorecards can be found at www.roundersengland.co.uk.
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Rounders
Rounders County Competitions - Girls
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Level
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Contact Details
TBC
TBC
TBC
TBC
Female
County Competitions
Open Invite
There is no regional pathway
9 in a team from a maximum squad of 15
Additional Information
Further information about rounders can be found at
www.roundersengland.co.uk.
Patsy Ramsbottom, DSSA Rounders
[email protected]
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Rowing
North Derbyshire Indoor Rowing Championship
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Monday 6 February 2017
1.30pm – 4.00pm
Queen’s Park Sports Centre
2 Age Groups: Key Stage 3 & Key Stage 4
Male and Female
Open
County Final
Tuesday 28 February 2017
TBC
1.00pm to 5.00pm
There is no regional or national competition. Any school team can enter the
National Junior Indoor Rowing Championship in London March 2017.
Each team should include 4 boys and 4 girls per age group. Race
distances will be added together to combine for a total race distance and
final position
Event Format
There will be a Key Stage 3 and a Key Stage 4 competition. Each team will
have 8 rowers from 1 school – made up of 4 boys and 4 girls. For each Key
Stage the races will include:
8 minute boys team relay (16 x 30 second changeovers)
8 minute girls team relay (16 x 30 second changeovers)
12 minute boys/girls mixed team relay (8 x 90 second changeovers, which
should be boy, girl, boy, girl and so on)
Key Stage 3: 3 minute individual race (Additional entries from SSP
Competitions may be made for the individual races – Top 2 SSP individual
rowers nominated)
Key Stage 4: 5 minute individual race (Additional entries from SSP
Competitions may be made for the individual races – Top 2 SSP individual
rowers nominated)
Additional Information
For more information about indoor rowing visit
http://ir4yp.britishrowing.org/sgo/node/1
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Rugby
Chesterfield Schools Rugby Union 7’s – Boys Year 7
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Thursday 30 March 2017
4.00pm -5.30pm
Chesterfield Rugby Club
7
Male
Open – Non competitive
7 a side Squad 10
Summary of rules;
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Match length: 7 minutes each way, 1 minute half time
Pitch size: (60x43+5m for in goal areas)
Ball size: 4
Scrums: Closest 3 player (uncontested)
Lineouts; None (tap and pass from touchline)
Tackles: A tackle is defined as a tackle below the waist or a ‘grasp’
below the arm pits for 3 seconds. The ball carrier must be allowed
to pass the ball: no competition form the defender.
Maul: None (if a player is held for 3 seconds, the referee shouts
tackled, the ball carrier must then be allowed to make a pass).
Ruck: If a player goes to ground a 1v1 ruck can be performed and
the ball passed away
Kicking: None (except kick off)
Handoffs: None
Restarts: After a score the team that has scored restarts with a drop
kick at the centre line.
Points: 5 for a try (no conversions)
Mouthguards should be worn in rugby activities in accordance with the
schools mouthguard policy for contact sports. In interschool matches the
host school must inform the visiting school of its school policy on the
wearing of gum shields and that this will be enforced for all participants in
school matches.
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Rugby
Chesterfield Schools Rugby Union 7’s – Boys Year 8
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Thursday 23 March 2017
4.00pm -5.30pm
Chesterfield Rugby Club
8
Male
Open – Non competitive
7 a side Squad 10
Summary of rules;
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Match length: 7 minutes each way, 1 minute half time
Pitch size: (60x43+5m for in goal areas)
Ball size: 4
Scrums: Closest 3 player (uncontested)
Lineouts; None (tap and pass from touchline)
Tackles: A tackle is defined as a tackle below the waist or a ‘grasp’
below the arm pits for 3 seconds. The ball carrier must be allowed
to pass the ball: no competition form the defender.
Maul: None (if a player is held for 3 seconds, the referee shouts
tackled, the ball carrier must then be allowed to make a pass).
Ruck: If a player goes to ground a 2v2 ruck can be performed and
the ball passed away
Kicking: Yes – A ‘mark’ can be called from anywhere on the pitch
for a clean catch resulting in a free tap to the ‘marking player.
Dropped balls from kicks, result in a scrum to the ‘kicking’ team
rewarded for a tactical kick.
Handoffs: None
Restarts: After a score the team that has scored restarts with a drop
kick at the centre line.
Points: 5 for a try (no conversions)
Mouthguards should be worn in rugby activities in accordance with the
schools mouthguard policy for contact sports. In interschool matches the
host school must inform the visiting school of its school policy on the
wearing of gum shields and that this will be enforced for all participants in
school matches.
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Rugby
Chesterfield Schools Rugby Union 7’s – Boys Year 9
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Thursday 16 March 2017
4.00-5.30pm
Chesterfield Rugby Club
9
Male
Open
7 a side Squad 10
Summary of rules;
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Match length: 7 minutes each way, 1 minute half time
Pitch size: (Full junior pitch)
Ball size: 4 (Year 9) and 5 (Year 10)
Scrums: Contested (designated front row)
Lineouts: All 3 forwards in line out (contested)
Tackles: Full contact
Maul: 3v3 maximum (try to encourage forwards to maul)
Ruck: If a player goes to ground a 3v3 ruck can be performed and
the ball passed away
Kicking: Yes
Handoffs: Yes
Restarts: After a score the team that has scored restarts with a drop
kick at the centre line.
Points: 5 for a try (no conversions)
Mouthguards should be worn in rugby activities in accordance with the
schools mouthguard policy for contact sports. In interschool matches the
host school must inform the visiting school of its school policy on the
wearing of gum shields and that this will be enforced for all participants in
school matches.
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Rugby
Chesterfield Schools Rugby Union 7’s – Boys Year 10
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Thursday 9 March 2017
4.00-5.30pm
Chesterfield Rugby Club
10
Male
Open
7 a side Squad 10
Summary of rules;
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Match length: 7 minutes each way, 1 minute half time
Pitch size: (Full junior pitch)
Ball size: 4 (Year 9) and 5 (Year 10)
Scrums: Contested (designated front row)
Lineouts: All 3 forwards in line out (contested)
Tackles: Full contact
Maul: 3v3 maximum (try to encourage forwards to maul)
Ruck: If a player goes to ground a 3v3 ruck can be performed and
the ball passed away
Kicking: Yes
Handoffs: Yes
Restarts: After a score the team that has scored restarts with a drop
kick at the centre line.
Points: 5 for a try (no conversions)
Mouthguards should be worn in rugby activities in accordance with the
schools mouthguard policy for contact sports. In interschool matches the
host school must inform the visiting school of its school policy on the
wearing of gum shields and that this will be enforced for all participants in
school matches.
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Rugby
Chesterfield Schools Touch Rugby – KS3 Girls
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Thursday 13 July 2017
1.00pm – 4.00pm
Mount St Mary’s
KS3
Girls
Open
TBC
TBC
Summary of rules;
Rules and format to follow in the new year
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Table Tennis
Table Tennis Team Challenge
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Tuesday 1 November 2016
4.00pm – 6.00pm
Springwell
U13, U16, U19
Male and Female
open
County Finals
U13
U16
Thursday 17 November 2016
Tuesday 22 November 2016
Springwell Community College, Chesterfield 2.00pm – 6.00pm
There is a subsequent regional competition
Boys Competition – 4 in a team
Girls Competition – 4 in a team
Event Format
This is a 4-a-side Team Table competition, which includes a boys and a
girl’s competition.
Team and Competition Information
For both the boys and the girl’s competition, each team should have 4
players.
The players should be ranked 1 to 4 to determine which opponents they
will play.
In each match, all players will play 2 singles games.
Depending on time and the number of entries, each game will run to 11
points and be the best of 3 games.
Additional Information
Further details about table tennis can be found at www.estta.org.uk/.
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Table Tennis
Table Tennis Individual Championship
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Level
Entry Details
Pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
U19 – Tuesday 24 January 2017
U13 &U16 – Thursday 9 February 2017
3.00-6.00pm
Springwell Community College
3 Age Groups: U13,16&19
Male and Female
County Championships
County Ranking and SSP Wildcard Selection
There is a subsequent regional competition
Boys Competition – Individual Players
Girls Competition – Individual Players
Event Format
This is an individual table tennis championship for the best young players
in the county. Players will be selected based on their county ranking and
through SSP wildcard selections.
U13&16 Boys Competition
Boys 32 players/entries – Top 12 county players plus 2 wildcards per SSP
will be invited to this competition. The wildcard entries should be based on
the team challenge competition in December.
U13&16 Girls Competition
Girls 16 players/entries – Top 6 county players plus 1 wildcard per SSP will
be invited to this competition. The wildcard entries should be based on the
team challenge competition in December.
U19 Competition
Boys 8 players, invite only.
Girls 8 players, invite only.
Additional Information
Further details about table tennis can be found at www.estta.org.uk/.
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Tennis
Tennis Year 7&8
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Thursday 29 June 2017
3.30pm – 5.00pm
Chesterfield Tennis Club
1 Age Group: Year 7 and 8 – U13
Male and Female
Open
No pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Teams will have 4 players, which include 2 boys and 2 girls.
Event Format
Tennis is fun, great for fitness and for developing hand eye co-ordination. It
can be played by all ages and abilities. This competition is a mixed boys
and girls competition.
Competition Information
4 players from Year 7 and/or Year 8 will form the team, which includes 2
boys and 2 girls. The order of play will include Seed 1 boy v Seed 1 boy,
Seed 2 boy v Seed 2 boy, Seed 1 Girl v Seed 1 Girl and Seed 2 Girl v
Seed 2 Girl in each match.
A doubles game and/or reverse singles games may also be included.
A timed format will be used for matches.
Additional Information
Further details about table tennis can be found at www.schoolstennis.org.
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Tennis
Tennis Year 9&10
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Wednesday 5 July 2017
3.30pm – 5.00pm
Chesterfield Tennis Club
1 Age Group: Year 9 and 10 – U15
Male and Female
Open
No pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Teams will have 4 players, which include 2 boys and 2 girls.
Event Format
Tennis is fun, great for fitness and for developing hand eye co-ordination. It
can be played by all ages and abilities. This competition is a mixed boys
and girls competition.
Competition Information
4 players from Year 9 and/or Year 10 will form the team, which includes 2
boys and 2 girls. The order of play will include Seed 1 boy v Seed 1 boy,
Seed 2 boy v Seed 2 boy, Seed 1 Girl v Seed 1 Girl and Seed 2 Girl v
Seed 2 Girl in each match.
A doubles game and/or reverse singles games may also be included.
A timed format will be used for matches.
Additional Information
Further details about table tennis can be found at www.schoolstennis.org.
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Ultimate Frisbee
Ultimate – KS3
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Thursday 13 July 2017
1.00pm – 4.00pm
Mount St Mary’s
KS3
Male and Female
Open
No pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
Teams of 5 players, from a squad of 7 which must be made up with a
minimum of 3 from 1 gender, with at least 2 from 1 gender playing at once.
Competition Information
• Ultimate is a 7-a-side team sport played with a flying disc
• Played on a rectangular field with an end zone at each end
• To score a goal, a player must catch the Frisbee inside the end
zone that they are attacking
• A thrower may not run with the disc, but may pass the disc in any
direction to any team-mate
• Anytime a pass is incomplete, a turnover occurs and the other team
may take the disc to score in the opposite end zone
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Volleyball
Outdoor Volleyball – Year 9
Date
Time
Venue
Age Group
Gender
Entry Details
Pathway
Thursday 13 July 2017
1.00pm – 4.00pm
Mount St Mary’s
Year 9
Male and Female
Open
No pathway
Size of
Team/Squad
Basic Overview
4-a-side, 2 males and 2 females
Competition Information
• Played on a doubles badminton court, net height 2.15m
• A catch will be allowed on the first contact in each point to help
develop rallies and defensive skills
• An underarm serve or throw will be allowed to increase the success
of the serve
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Links
Chesterfield School Sport Partnership
www.chesterfieldssp.co.uk
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School Games
www.yourschoolgames.co.uk
DSSA
www.derbyshiressa.co.uk
Derbyshire Sport
www.derbyshiresport.co.uk/
England Athletics
www.englandathletics.org
Sportshall Athletics
www.sportshall.org
Quadkids
www.quadkids.org
IM Basketball
www.imbasketball.co.uk
British Cycling
www.britishcycling.org
Derbyshire Cricket Board
www.dcbcricket.com
U-Dance
www.u-dance.org
English Schools Football Association
www.esfa.co.uk
Golf Foundation
www.golf-foundation.org
British Gymnastics
www.british-gymnastics.org
Netball
http://www.englandnetball.co.uk
England Rounders
www.roundersengland.co.uk
Rugby Football Union
www.rfu.com
Amateur Swimming Association
www.swimming.org
English Schools Table Tennis Association
www.estta.org.uk
Tennis Foundation
www.tennisfoundation.org.uk
Youth Sport Trust
http://www.youthsporttrust.org/
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