25th & 27th June 2014Truro, Perranporth Beach,Carn Brea & Mylor Harbour

Disability Sports Boccia Wheelchair Basketball Table Tennis Football

Primary Quad Kids Athletics Badminton Basketball Cycling Hockey Netball Tag Rugby Golf Aquathlon Swimming Tennis

#2014CSG

Secondary Super 8s Athletics Cricket Dance Fencing Rugby 7s

Skateboarding Scooting Table Tennis Sailing Gig Rowing Surfing Surf Life Saving Golf

Body Boarding Hockey Volleyball Canoeing Stand-up Paddle Boarding Basketball

Vote of thanksThe realisation of this year’s games could not have been possible without close partnership working across both school and community groups and it is important we thank all those involved:

Arena

Carn Brea Leisure Centre

Cornwall Dance Partnership

Cornwall Sports Partnership

Local Organising Committee members

Mid Cornwall Sports Network

National Governing Bodies

Penair School

Peninsula School Sports Partnership

Penwith School Sport

Richard Lander School

School Games Organisers

Sporting Champions

Truro School

And especially all of the young leaders and volunteers from schools and community sport across Cornwall.

Contents:Introduction 4

Sainsbury’s Cornwall School Games Ambassador 5

Programme for the day 6

Details of Sports and Venues 6

Health and Safety 7

What’s Next? 8

Spirit of the Games 11

Code of Conduct 12

Our Sporting Champion 14

This Booklet is designed to provide you with everything you need to know about the 2014 Sainsbury’s Cornwall School Games; from information on the sports and venues to guidance on health & safety and event management.

We would like to encourage you to update your Facebook status and tweet throughout the day using the hash tag #2014CSG

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Welcome to the 2014 Cornwall School Games sponsored by Sainsbury’s: a unique opportunity to motivate and inspire millions of young people across the country to take part in more competitive school sport than ever before. The Local Organising Committee is excited to bring the games to the Truro area this year and give this amazing opportunity to our young people.

The School Games is a celebration of competitive sport for students and we want all young people, of all ages, abilities and backgrounds to be involved.

To help raise the profile through social media, if you have a Facebook and/or Twitter account, please add status updates and tweet throughout the day using the hash tag #2014CSG to share your experiences.

To be involved and to find out more about School Games, visit www.yourschoolgames.com

The Local Organising Committee, 2014 Sainsbury’s Cornwall School Games

We warmly welcome this year’s Cornwall School Games to Truro. On behalf of Richard Lander School, Penair School,

Truro School and Pencalenick School, we hope that the day will be a terrific success for all who take part and for all who support and spectate. The Games provides the best opportunity for our young people to come together in a spirit of community and competition, and to be the very best that they can be.

Steve Mulcahy Head Teacher Richard Lander School Chair of the Local Organising Committee for the Cornwall School Games

What is it?

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It is with great pleasure that I have agreed to be a

Sainsbury’s Cornwall School Games Ambassador for the Cornwall Sports Partnership. After being part of Team GB at the 2012 Paralympics in London and experiencing an Olympic Games at the top level it is great to see that Cornwall has its own mini version and even includes Disability Table Tennis! I am sure these games will inspire pupils from all over Cornwall to take up sport and represent their school and you never know they might unearth the next Cornish Olympic athlete!

David Wetherill

ProfileDavid first started playing Table Tennis aged 10, when he went along to the Table Tennis club at his local village hall. He cites his parents as the most important influence in his life; both are PE teachers and his Dad sometimes acts as coach. David competed at the Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games, where he beat the former champion by a comfortable margin to reach the final eight.

On his second appearance for ParalympicsGB in London, David competed in the preliminary rounds of the men’s Singles class 6 event.

Alongside his many sporting achievements, David also graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Biological Chemistry from the University of Sheffield in 2011.

Sainsbury’s Cornwall School

Games Ambassador

david wetherillAge: 24 Hometown: Torpoint, Cornwall

British Paralympic Table Tennis

Sports and venues

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Your Event... at a glance

9.30am to 10.00am Arrival and registration for competitors 10.30am to 11.00am Opening Ceremony11.00am Transport to competition venues11.30am to 4.00pm Competition4.00pm to 4.30pm Individual sport presentations at competition venues5.00pm Depart Order of play for each individual sport will be available at the respective event.

Programme for the day

The games are split over a number of different sites including: Richard Lander School Higher Besore Road, Truro TR3 6LT. Tel: 01872 273 750

Quad Kids Athletics, Grass Cycling, Tri Golf, In2 Hockey, High 5 Netball, Dance, Scooting, Skateboarding, Table Tennis, Boccia, Wheelchair Basketball, Disability Table Tennis, & Disability Football

Penair School St Clement, Truro TR1 1TN. Tel: 01872 274 737

Bisi Badminton, Mini Red Tennis, Cricket, Secondary Hockey, Rugby 7’s & Tag Rugby

Truro School Trennick Lane, Truro TR1 1TH. Tel: 01872 272 763

Mini Basketball, Basketball, Aquathlon & Fencing

Truro Leisure Centre College Road, Truro TR1 3GA. Tel: 01872 261 628

Swimming

Radnor Golf ClubRadnor Road, Treleigh, Redruth TR16 5EL. Tel: 01872 270 246

Golf Extreme

Carn Brea Leisure CentreStation Rd, Pool, TR15 3QS. Tel: 01209 714766

Super 8s Athletics

Perranporth BeachPerranporth, TR6 0JL.

Body Boarding, Surfing, Surf Life Saving & Beach Volleyball

Mylor HarbourNr Falmouth, TR11 5UF.

Sailing, Gig Rowing, Canoeing & Stand-up Paddle Boarding

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Each school is responsible for the safeguarding, health and safety of their teams. Both event and sport specific first aid will be provided on the competition site.

Parental consent and county education visit forms are the responsibility of the individual school. Staff leading teams need to know their students. If they are not familiar with the children and there are any concerns about students in a team, the school needs to inform the Team Manager about the associated risks of being responsible for that child(ren).

Event Management, Safeguarding and Health and Safety

Schools are therefore responsible for their own child protection & safeguarding of their students attending the day. They need to follow their own school child protection procedures if they have any concerns about the child at an activity.

Each site will have a designated Site Lead Officer and safeguarding & child protection lead on the day that can be contacted by Team Managers if needed.

The contacts for these people are:

Richard LanderYvonne Green – 07751 281655 Tim Marrion – 07973 497454

Penair SchoolJoe Hocking – 07792 634470 Julie Ponting – 07776 217411

Truro SchoolNeil Eddy – 07931 453186 Phil Brewer – 07730 525251

Truro Leisure CentreTim Marrion – 07973 497454

Radnor Golf ClubEmma Moore – 07973 497454

Carn Brea Athletics TrackEmma Moore – 07769 353082

Perranporth BeachMark Holmes – 07713 475255

Mylor HarbourTim Marrion – 07973 497454

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Want to continue playing sport or try something new? Hopefully you will find what you are looking for on these pages, whether it be a contact for a certain sport or information on one of our exciting programmes.

If not, please contact the Cornwall Sports Partnership on 01872 323344 and we will be able to help and signpost you in the right direction.

What next?

American FootballBrian Smallworth 07885 277691bjscoach@yahoo.co.uk

AnglingMatthew Sheppard07803 393468 matthew.sheppard@anglingtrust.net

ArcheryKate Moss 07587 133894Kate.moss@archerygb.org

AthleticsAnneliese Heard 07968 498709 aheard@englandathletics.org

BadmintonEmma Austin 07825 094718 emmaaustin@badmintonengland.co.uk

Baseball/SoftballChris Rawlings 07875 569267 chris.rawlings@bsuk.com

BasketballBev Guymon07904 029089 bev.guymon@englandbasketball.co.uk

Basketball (Wheelchair)Jay Popat07988 700415 j.popat@gbwba.org.uk

BocciaMarc Scott07809 336321 mscott@bocciaengland.org.uk

BowlsDavid Parr 01637 875842 david@dparr.orangehome.co.uk

BoxingIan Tennant 07770 607537 ian.tennant@btinternet.com

CanoeingDavid Clare07912 466264 david.clare@canoe-england.org.uk

CricketJoe Skinner 07785 722251 joe.skinner@ecb.co.uk

CyclingWill Newton 07834 516357 willnewton@britishcycling.org.uk

EquestrianMaggie Still 07718 526366 Maggie.still@bef.co.uk

FencingTristan Parris02087 423032 trp@millfieldschool.com

FootballAndy Mitchell 01208 269010andy.mitchell@cornwallfa.com

GoalballLucy Barratt07971 624313info@britishblindsport.org.uk

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GolfSimon Woods07971 624313cornwallcdo@hotmail.co.uk

GymnasticsDom Elsom07825 343293Dom-elsom@british-gymnastics.org

HandballDavid Meli07908 203232david.meli@englandhandball.com

HockeyBarbara Reynolds 07718 980517barbara.reynolds@englandhockey.co.uk

JudoPeter Beard 07854 244345peter.beard@britishjudo.org.uk

LacrosseNik Roberts07734 425258n.roberts@englishlacrosse.co.uk

Modern PentathlonMiranda Palmer07855 957924 miranda.palmer@pentathlongb.org

MountaineeringJane Edwards07885 910606jane@thebmc.co.uk

Movement & DanceEmily Williams 01403 266000emily@emdp.org

NetballFern Nicholls07540 126593fer.nicholls@englandnetball.co.uk

OrienteeringCaroline Gay01179 688627caroline@britishorienteering.org.uk

RoundersAmey Tostevin01142 480357amey.tostevin@roundersengland.co.uk

RowingRhiannon Halliday 07818 576145rhiannon.halliday@britishrowing.org

Rugby LeagueAnthony Atherton 07775 022810Anthony.atherton@rfl.uk.com

Rugby UnionMike Bratt07764 960380mikebratt@rfu.com

Rugby (Wheelchair)Amanda Thomas07950 545014amanda.thomas@gbwr.org.uk

Sailing & WindsurfingTony Wood 07876 330374rdo.ssw@rya.org.uk

ShootingLisa Davies02072 115189admin@britishshooting.org.uk

SnowsportSusie Moore07891 622648Susie@snowsportengland.org.uk

Squash & RacketballMatt Baker07584 474185matt.baker@englandsquashandracketball.com

SurfingKerry Powell07429 208283info@surfinggb.com

Surf Life SavingKate Middleton 01392 218007kmiddleton@slsgb.org

SwimmingNeil Hutchison 07787 148360neil.hutchinson@swimming.org

Table TennisChris Brown 07595 282057chris.brown@etta.co.uk

TaekwondoTerry Humphries01895 459947terry@ukitf.com

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TennisGeorgina Loosemore 07947 364568georgina.loosemore@lta.org.uk

TriathlonDavid Hooper 07739 526554davidhooper@britishtriathlon.org

VolleyballStuart Johnson 07850 938304s.johnson@volleyballengland.org

Water SkiingGeorgina Agnies 07879 335252georgina@bwsf.co.uk

WeightliftingSam Jamieson 07766 918239sam.jamieson@bwla.co.uk

WrestlingPeter Sheldon 01872 242002peterbsheldon@yahoo.co.uk

This exciting programme offers opportunities for 11 to 25 year olds living in Cornwall to receive six weeks of coaching in a sport of their choice, with the chance to join a club or keep playing afterwards.

Visit cornwallsportspartnership.co.uk/sportivate for further information

Cornwall Talented Athlete Scheme

(C-TAS)If you are achieving consistent results in your sport at a South West level or are ranked in the top 10 in Great Britain, the Cornwall Ambassadors Scheme can offer you free access to a number of facilities to support you in the success of your chosen sport.

Visit cornwallsportspartnership.co.uk for more information

Want a future career in sports coaching? Be ahead of the game and register with our online coach database!

Before you’re 16 you unfortunately won’t be able to coach professionally but we can keep you updated with all the coaching news, courses and information from across the county so that you’ll be on track for a successful coaching pathway.

Register today at: getcoachingcornwall.co.uk

Want to play another sport or have a go at a new activity? The Get Active Cornwall website has the details of hundreds of clubs and organisations offering thousands of exciting active opportunities.

Get inspired, get motivated, visit getactivecornwall.co.uk for more information

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Athlete’s Oath

On behalf of all the competitors, I promise that we will take part in these Sainsbury’s School Games in the true Spirit of the Games. We will strive to achieve excellence through competition by respecting our opponents, being honest, showing passion and determination in our performance, and by ensuring that self-belief and teamwork shine through

On behalf of all the judges, officials and referees, I promise that we will carry out our duties with complete impartiality and honesty, respecting all of the rules which govern the sports and in accordance with the Spirit of the Games values

Judge/Official/

Referee’s Oath

On behalf of all volunteers at these Sainsbury’s School Games, I promise that we will support all the athletes, officials and spectators in all that we are asked to do in line with the Spirit of the Games values of respect, honesty, passion, determination, self-belief and teamwork

Volunteer’s Oath

1. Respect

2. Self Belief

3. Passion

4. Honesty

5. Teamwork

6. Determination

These are the Sporting Values for everyone involved in the School Games whether you are a player, volunteer, official or coach in a primary or secondary school.

These values are not just for sport but also for life!

spirit of the games

What do these values mean to you?

Code of conduct

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PlayersI will:

• rememberthattheaimofthe game is to have fun and improve my skills

• beontime

• treatopponentsandteammates with respect at all times (before, during and after the competition)

• makesureIplaysafeandfairat all times

• notshoutoutatplayersorreferees in anger

• setapositiveexampleforothers, particularly younger athletes and spectators

Teachers and CoachesI will:

• makesuretheyoungpeople’senjoyment is put first

• makesureallarrangementsare in place for home matches, including meeting and greeting the opposition

• makesureIhavealltherightpaperwork for the event

• makesureallyoungpeopleare happy in their activity and are prepared correctly to learn new skills

• thinkabouthowIplayandnotuse unsuitable language

• followtherulesatalltimesand not be a ‘bad loser’ or a ‘show off’ winner

• beagoodsportandclapgood play on both sides

• alwaysacceptandrespectthe referee’s decision

• takecareofallproperty

• letateacheroradultknowifothers are not following these rules

• notwearjewellery,unsuitableclothing or footwear during any event

• beapositiverolemodel,willhave high standards in my appearance and not use bad language

• trytomakesureallyoungplayers show respect at all times

• alwaysthankreferees,otherhelpers and opponents after the game

• makesureallplayerscanhave a go at different positions and learning new skills

• notforceyoungpeopletodoactivities they do not want to do

• makesureIpraiseallathletesfrom all sides

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Parents/GuardiansI will:

• rememberthatdoingone’sbest and taking part is what is really important

• encouragefairplaybysupporting all players

• teachmychildtotreatplayers, teachers, coaches and referees with respect

• makesureIdonotarguewithofficials and will accept their decisions

• notcoachmychildduringgames and matches

• beapositiverolemodelformy child and set a good example by being a good sport to all sides

• neverforceachildtotakepartin sport

• ensureIdonotsmokeordrink alcohol as a spectator

• makesuremychildisdressed properly for the activity and has plenty of water to drink

• usecorrectandproperlanguage at all times

• neverpunishormakefun of a child for poor performances or making mistakes

• makesurethatIampoliteto all teachers, coaches and young officials

• supportmychild’sinvolvement and help them enjoy their sport

• getpermissionfromtheadult in charge to take photographs or video at the event

Young OfficialsI will:

• takeprideinmyappearanceand be a positive role model to the young players

• beconfidentinallmydecisions

• makesuretheyoungplayersshow respect for me and each other

• speaktoateacher/adultifIhave any problems during the competition

Our Sporting Champion

Name: Lucy Boulton

Age: 28

Sport: Beach Volleyball

Competitive Record

London 2012 Test Event 2011 World Championships 2010 World Tour 2009 European Tour

Biography:

Lucy has always had a passion for sport throughout school, college and University. She would try her hand at anything but it was by chance that she came across volleyball at school. She moved through the ranks quickly, gaining her first full international cap aged 17.

She made the switch to beach volleyball three years later in 2006 because she saw more opportunities to progress on to the World Stage. She has competed regularly on the FIVB World Tour and the CEV European Tour, with her top finishes being 13th and 4th respectively.

Lucy also competed in the World Championships in 2009 but the highlight of her career came in 2011 at the London 2012 Test Event at Horse Guards Parade where she beat the number one Chinese pair to go through to the semi-finals.

As a Sport England Sporting Champion, Lucy is passionate about inspiring young people to take up sport and to raise their own aspirations through sport.

We would like to thank Sporting Champions for their support of the 2014 Cornwall School Games.

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For further information please contact Sarah Mageean at the Cornwall Sports Partnership on T: 01872 323346 E: smageean@cornwall.gov.uk

Reward & Recognise a Young Sports Leader in your school

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Hugo Culverhouse - U15 Indoor National Rowing Champion Wadebridge School

Alistair Prades - U16 National Rackleton Champion Budehaven 6th Form

Alexander Banfield - U18 Girls English Tae Kwondo Champion Humphry Davy School

Isaac Marshall - U18 English Surfing Champion Humphry Davy School

Charlotte Cayton-Smith - National Indoor 800m Champion Newquay Tretherras

National Success in Cornwall

Daniel Puckey - Wheelchair Fencing GB Team, 3rd in the Worlds Bodmin College

Sophie Mackenzie - U15 England Cricket Squad Bodmin College

Have your say! Make sure you complete the online survey which will be sent to all schools after the games, which will help shape the format of next year’s event!

Save the date!The date for next year’s games will be Friday 26th June 2015, St Austell area.

If you would like this information in another format or language please contact:Cornwall Council, County Hall, Treyew Road, Truro TR1 3AYTelephone: 0300 1234 100Email: enquiries@cornwall.gov.ukwww.cornwall.gov.uk

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