1. Secondary School Sports Philosophy Director. Search. IB PYP. Essentially. Elementary. IB MYP. IB Diploma. Secondary. Spotlight. 0304 Calendar. secondary school sports Philosophy. To provide recreational and competitive sporting opportunities to students. Competitive Goals Elementary +255-22-2151817/8 Secondary +255-22-2601126/7 http://www.istafrica.com/Activities/secondary_school_sports_philosop.htm

What's New IB PYP Essentially Elementary ... 03-04 Calendar Secondary School Sports Philosophy To provide recreational and competitive sporting opportunities to students. Competitive Goals Whilst we value winning, our primary role is to foster the conventions of fair play, honest competition and good sporting behaviour as individual competitors, team members and spectators. Developing self control and discipline. Encouraging participation to the best of one’s abilities. Instil in students how to cope with success and limitations in performance. Expose students to a healthy competitive environment Allow IST to have a positive input in to the local community. Recreational Goals Provide a variety of recreational activities to meet student’s needs, both culturally and physically, as far as possible. To make participation in physical activity a pleasurable experience. Promote sport for life.

2. Clayton Heights Secondary School Sports The pictures below will introduce you to some of the sports facilities and the ClaytonHeights Secondary School 7003 188th Street, Surrey, BC Canada V3S 4N2. http://www.sd36.bc.ca/sites/clyhts/sports.html

Fall Sports Schedule We had a great 3rd year!!!!. Once again t eams and individuals have been very successful from league play to participating in and winning a BC Championship. Congratulations to all of the members of our school community that took the time to participate in our athletic programs. We suggested that you be sure to get involved and the results speak for theselves. We hope you are glad you did. See you in September for another opportunity to "ride the nightmares" to success. The pictures below will introduce you to some of the sports facilities and the logo designs for the school mascot - The Night Riders. Large gym looking towards PE offices. Large gym looking towards the bleachers. Night Rider logo at center court. Night Rider mural over PE office entrance. Athletes! Important information for student athletes with university or college aspirations! The Royal Bank Student Athlete Prospect Pool (RB-SAPP) is a registry of Canadian high school student athletes, age 15 and up, which is designed to inexpensively bring student athletes to the attention of university varsity coaches and to subsequently create recruitment files at the university level for such students. The program is supported by all CIAU universities in Canada and is subsidized through the sponsorship of the Royal Bank of Canada.

3. NATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL SPORTS NATIONAL secondary school sports. The National secondary school sportswas held at the National Stadium on the 3rd and 4th of April. http://prescoll.edu.tt/1986-1987/pg9.htm

NATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL SPORTS The National Secondary School Sports was held at the National Stadium on the 3rd and 4th of April. This sports meeting was unique due to the fact that there were no zonal qualifing heats. Each school had to enter a specified number of competitiors per event; usually one or two. It consisted of four distinct age groups for both boys and girls: Class 1 - 17-20: Class 2 - U/17: Class 3 Several training sessions were held on the school compound on Saturday mornings. Naparima Girls' High School students trained together with the Presentation Squad. These coaching sessions were led by Ronald B. Rogers, who runs for the Cole Cold Brooklyn Sports Club. The team Captain was Van Cowan, who represents Trintoc Point-a.Pierre Sports Club. The Sports meeting, on the whole was not as exciting as one would have expected, but nevertheless, it was a new experience for most of the team. The competition from rival schools was very high, but Presentation College shone gold through the efforts of Van Cowan. Van, in a thrilling display of power and speed, won the 200 m. for boys Under 20. Cohn Osbourne, a characteristic late starter but a powerful sprinter once going, came 2nd in the 100 m. Boys Under 20.

4. Sport Auckland - Secondary School Sport Tasks of people working in the Sports Department of a secondary school and appropriateremuneration scales. Information secondary school sports Draws. http://www.sportauckland.org.nz/secondary.php

27th May 2004 To download Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader click the icon. Sport Auckland Homepage Physical Activity Guide 2004 Auckland Events Physical Recreation Primary/Intermediate School Sport Secondary School Sport He Oranga Poutama Green Prescriptions Coachcorp Newsletters Funding About Us Sponsors Our Staff Links Directory Employment Opportunities Privacy Sport Auckland Awards Dinner 2003 Sport Auckland has a staff member dedicated to the Secondary School Sport section of this website. Please email Trudy Englebretsen for further information regarding any of it's content. ACTIVATE 2004 DIARY THESE DATES FOR THE 2004 CONFERENCE 20th and 21st May at the Waipuna Conference Centre To download the brochure click here.

5. Promoting Gender Equity In Middle And Secondary School Sports Programs. ERIC Dig Promoting Gender Equity in Middle and secondary school sports Programs.ERIC Digest. Sports equity is important at the middle and http://www.ericdigests.org/1994/equity.htm

Site Links Home Search for ERIC Digests Privacy Policy Resources for Library Instruction ... Information Literacy Blog ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Priest, Laurie - Summerfield, Liane M. Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Teaching and Teacher Education Washington DC. Promoting Gender Equity in Middle and Secondary School Sports Programs. ERIC Digest. Sports equity is important at the middle and secondary school levels, not only to increase opportunities for young women in sports and physical activity, but to change perceptionsparticularly the incorrect perception that sports participation is not important for girls and women. This Digest will provide background information about gender equity as well as specific strategies for achieving equity at the middle and secondary school levels. WHAT IS GENDER EQUITY Gender equity may have many different meanings within the various academic and nonacademic programs offered by a school. In sports, gender equity "describes an environment in which fair and equitable distribution of overall athletic opportunities, benefits, and resources is available to women and men and in which student-athletes, coaches, and athletics administrators are not subject to gender-based discrimination. An athletics program is gender equitable when either the men's or women's sports program would be pleased to accept as its own the overall program of the other gender" (National Collegiate Athletic Association, 1993, p. 1). THE LEGAL BASIS FOR GENDER EQUITY IN SPORT

6. ED367660 1994-04-00 Promoting Gender Equity In Middle And Secondary School Sport Promoting Gender Equity in Middle and secondary school sports Programs. TitlePromoting Gender Equity in Middle and secondary school sports Programs. http://www.ericfacility.net/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed367660.html

ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Priest, Laurie - Summerfield, Liane M. Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Teaching and Teacher Education Washington DC. Promoting Gender Equity in Middle and Secondary School Sports Programs. ERIC Digest. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC Sports equity is important at the middle and secondary school levels, not only to increase opportunities for young women in sports and physical activity, but to change perceptionsparticularly the incorrect perception that sports participation is not important for girls and women. This Digest will provide background information about gender equity as well as specific strategies for achieving equity at the middle and secondary school levels. WHAT IS GENDER EQUITY Gender equity may have many different meanings within the various academic and nonacademic programs offered by a school. In sports, gender equity "describes an environment in which fair and equitable distribution of overall athletic opportunities, benefits, and resources is available to women and men and in which student-athletes, coaches, and athletics administrators are not subject to gender-based discrimination. An athletics program is gender equitable when either the men's or women's sports program would be pleased to accept as its own the overall program of the other gender" (National Collegiate Athletic Association, 1993, p. 1).

7. Cambridge City Council Sports Service secondary school sports Association Cambridge and District secondary schools sportsassociation is an organisation for school sports in the Cambridge Area. http://www.cambridge.gov.uk/leisure/sportsteam/schools-2.html

Schools Secondary School Sports Association Cambridge and District secondary schools sports association is an organisation for school sports in the Cambridge Area. The website provides an information service for pupils, parents, teachers and coaches. Ian Rigg cdsssa@sports4schools.org www.sports4schools.org

8. Vaughan Secondary School Sports Hall Of Fame Homepage The Vaughan secondary school sports Hall of Fame is a place where champions live.It is a place of glory and who s membership is very hard to come by. http://www.vaughanss.on.ca/halloffame/hallmainpage.html

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10. STUFF : NATIONAL NEWS : EDUCATION - STORY : New Zealand's Leading News And Infor Minister Steve Maharey said Education Minister Trevor Mallard had consulted withprincipals, teacher groups and the secondary school sports Council over the http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,2915051a7694,00.html

jobstuff propertystuff cuisine archivestuff personalstuff stuffonsale spac_writeAd("/site=s/area=s.national.education/aamsz=468x120/ch=") Auck Hmtn Wgtn Nlsn ... EDUCATION STORY Thursday, 27 May 2004 BREAKING NEWS NZ NEWSPAPERS NATIONAL NEWS Education ... Fairfax New Zealand Limited SEARCH STUFF WEB HEADLINES ALERT E D U C A T I O N S T O R Y RELATED LINKS Union sees problem with break for school sports tournaments 21 May 2004 A break in the school year for winter sports could be disruptive, teachers union the New Zealand Educational Institute (NZEI) said today. It was commenting on today's announcement by the Government that from 2006 the school year will begin in February, either immediately after Waitangi Day or as close to that date as possible. In addition, term three would include a week's holiday to enable secondary schools to take part in national winter sports tournaments. NZEI, which represents support staff in secondary schools, area school teachers and primary school staff, welcomed the slightly later start to the school year, saying it would avoid the stop-start disruption Waitangi Day could cause in the first week. "This is a sensible move that will be welcomed by schools," NZEI president Colin Tarr said in a statement.

11. Northern Advocate Building Northland secondary school sports Director Grant Harrison, Sport Northland,PO Box 1492, Whangarei. From Northland Secondary School Events. SPORTS AWARDS, http://www.northland.sports.org.nz/main/Secondary School Sport.htm

Home Page More Northlanders Active Taitokerau Maori Trust Board Building, 3-5 Hunt Street, PO Box 1492, Whangarei Ph 09 430 3470 Fax 09 430 3479 Email sportnorth@sportnorth.co.nz Secondary School Sport Northland Secondary School Sports Director - Grant Harrison, Sport Northland, PO Box 1492, Whangarei Ph 09 430 3491 Mobile 0274 942 571 Email: granth@sportnorth.co.nz Performance of the Month www.nzsssc.org.nz CALENDAR Events Calendar 2004 (full year) Events Calendar - Term 2 only DIRECTORY New Zealand Secondary School Sports Trust Administrators DRAWS - Click here to view LATEST NEWS - Term 2 Bulletin - download EVENT ENTRY FORMS - TERM 2 COLLEGE DAY - Wednesday 23 June, Whangarei Cross Country - Thursday 10 June, Tikipunga / Okaihau / Kaitaia Mountain Biking - Sunday 6 June, Parahaki, Whangarei Rugby Sevens (Boys) - Wednesday 5 May, Kensington Park, Whangarei Rugby Sevens (Girls) - Wednesday 5 May, Kensington Park, Whangarei Soccer (Midweek) - Commences Wednesday 5 May download entry download entry download entry download entry ... download entry LINKS NZSSSC (New Zealand Secondary Schools Sports Council) NEWSLETTERS Quarterly Updates: Term 2 Newsletter PUSH PLAY Push Play in Northland RESOURCES SportSCID Administration Database SportSearch Talent Identification Software Sport Leader - Leadership Training through Sport RESULTS From Northland Secondary School Events SPORTS AWARDS

12. Waterford News & Star - 2002/03/21: Presentation Secondary School Sports Club TCM Archives Waterford News Star 2002/03/21 Presentation secondary school sports Club. http://archives.tcm.ie/waterfordnews/2002/03/21/story7234.asp

TCM Archives Thursday, March 21, 2002 : FRONT NEWS SPORT LOCAL NEWS ... OTHER NEWS Presentation Secondary School Sports Club Congratulations: Congratulations to second year basketball ”C” team on winning their match against Holy Faith, Rosbercon, Co Wexford on Tuesday, March 12 in the Presentation Gym. The final score was Presentation 18; Holy Faith 14. Similar good wishes to the first year development team on winning their league match against Stella Maris, Tramore, on Friday, March 15 in the Presentation Gym. The final score was Presentation 22, Stella Maris 10. To the Senior team, who were narrowly defeated by the Cadette Boys’ team from Waterpark. The Presentation girls proved a worthy opposition for the Waterpark side. Thanks to American Coaches, James Singleton (2nd Year and Senior team) and Ryan Gorman (First Year Team) and Presentation Sports Captain and Assistant Coaches. Good Luck: To both first year Presentation Basketball teams for their last matches this season against Presentation, Loughboy on Wednesday, March 20 in the Presentation Gym. Camogie: Congratulations to the First and Second Year Presentation Camogie team who came first in the Waterford Schools’ Indoor Camogie Blitz held in the Presentation Gym on Thursday, March 14. Abbey Community School came runner-up. Results: 1, Abbey Community School 6, St. Paul’s 2; Presentation 7, St. Paul’s 0; 3, Presentation 4, St. Paul’s 2; 4, Abbey Community School 5, St. Paul’s (Team B) 2; 5, St. Paul’s (Team B) 7, St. Paul’s (Team A) 3; 6, Presentation 3, Abbey Community College 2.

13. SPORTS: Secondary School Sports www.waldendegrees.com Interested in earning your secondary school degree? SchoolSports Fundraiser 90% Profit - www.abcfundraising.com Does your school team http://sports.bigtome.com/big/page/Secondary_School_Sports

SPORTS: Categories (1-5 of 5) Regional: North_America: Canada: British_Columbia: Localities: V: Vancouver: Education: K-12 Regional: North_America: Canada: Ontario: Localities: K: Kitchener-Waterloo: Education: K-12 Business: Arts_and_Entertainment: Sports Sports: Youth_and_High_School ... Sports: College_and_University: Recruiting: Scouting_and_Referral_Services Web Pages Magee Secondary School Access to school department web pages, information for the Parent Advisory Committee, sports programs and newsletters. - http://magee.vsb.bc.ca/ Regional: North America: Canada: British Columbia: Localities: V: Vancouver: Education: K-12 St. David Catholic Secondary School Includes information about location, academic programs, sports, events and contacts. - http://stdavid.wcdsb.edu.on.ca/ Regional: North America: Canada: Ontario: Localities: K: Kitchener-Waterloo: Education: K-12 American Sports Data, Inc. Specialists in sports marketing research since 1983. Sports participation, sporting goods research, physical fitness trends, lifestyle segmentation, health clubs, health statistics, customer research, consumer attitude, competitive intelligence/secondary source research. Products, services, price list, clients. - http://www.americansportsdata.com

14. Welcome To The West Virginia Secondary Schools Activities Commission's Home Page school Administrators can Login by clicking on the "Admin Login the progress of your school sports and activities by announcing WVSSAC Online covers our school sports is to post the http://www.wvssac.org/

School Administrators can Login by clicking on the "Admin Login" button on the top menu and entering their username and password in the boxes on the login page. If you don't have a password or can't remember it, contact us at wvssac@wvssac.org UPDATES WVSSAC Position Filled Assistant Executive Director Position filled. October 17, the Board of Directors unanimously appointed Kelly Johnson, AD, Morgantown HS to the position of Assistant Executive Director. She will begin November 11, 2002. Softball Bat Update For information on new softball bat regulations, click here Welcome to WVSSAC's online posting of your favorite school's ratings and activities! Inside we'll cover the progress of your school sports and activities by announcing schedules and football ratings after the 3rd game of the current season. Another way WVSSAC Online covers our school sports is to post the rules and regulations of play. Of course, it's

15. SportingPulse Homepage For New Zealand Secondary Schools Sports Council Inc. NZSSSC CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2004 5. Tasks of people working in the sports Departmentof a secondary school and appropriate remuneration scales At the request of http://www.nzsssc.org.nz/

History: Home New Zealand Secondary Schools Sports Council Inc. Search Forums ... Feedback Search Fill in the text to search for and choose the type of search. Clubs Teams Associations Members' Newsletter Administrators' Newsletter Support Forum Sportzware Support Forum ... Email Us Association Menu NOTICEBOARD Events, Contacts and NZSSSC Documents 2004 Entries to NZSSSC Events 2004 Newsletters 2004 ... Association Editor New Zealand Secondary Schools Sports Council Inc. NOTICEBOARD Welcome to the new NZSSSC Inc. web site. Here you will find all of the information that you require to access the events that are conducted for secondary schools and the thousands of young athletes who attend them. Recent additions: 1. REPORT ON WINTER TOURNAMENT WEEK SURVEY Report of Winter Tournament Week Survey 2. NZSSSC ANNUAL REPORT NZSSSC ANNUAL REPORT 2003 3. ATTENTION ALL SPORTS CO-ORDINATORS. SportSCID 2004 It's here. Use this excellent Sportfit Sports Management Tool to assist you in your work this year and to produce the NZSSSC report at the click of a button. 4. CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2004:

16. The Grey Bruce Counties Interscholastic Bluewater Athletic Association Secondary Interscholastic Athletic Association Conference secondary and High school sports in Grey and Bruce Counties BAA ) is the secondary school and High school sports Authority for Grey http://www.angelfire.com/country/gbciaac

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17. Magee Secondary School Access to school department web pages, information for the Parent Advisory Committee, sports programs and newsletters. http://magee.vsb.bc.ca/

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18. St. David Catholic Secondary School Includes information about location, academic programs, sports, events and contacts. http://stdavid.wcdsb.edu.on.ca/

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19. ED367660 1994-04-00 Promoting Gender Equity In Middle And Secondary School Sport This digest provides background information about gender equity in sports and physical activity as well as specific strategies for achieving equity at the middle and secondary school levels. The http://www.ed.gov/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed367660.html

ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Priest, Laurie - Summerfield, Liane M. Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Teaching and Teacher Education Washington DC. Promoting Gender Equity in Middle and Secondary School Sports Programs. ERIC Digest. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC Sports equity is important at the middle and secondary school levels, not only to increase opportunities for young women in sports and physical activity, but to change perceptionsparticularly the incorrect perception that sports participation is not important for girls and women. This Digest will provide background information about gender equity as well as specific strategies for achieving equity at the middle and secondary school levels. WHAT IS GENDER EQUITY Gender equity may have many different meanings within the various academic and nonacademic programs offered by a school. In sports, gender equity "describes an environment in which fair and equitable distribution of overall athletic opportunities, benefits, and resources is available to women and men and in which student-athletes, coaches, and athletics administrators are not subject to gender-based discrimination. An athletics program is gender equitable when either the men's or women's sports program would be pleased to accept as its own the overall program of the other gender" (National Collegiate Athletic Association, 1993, p. 1).

20. OHIO HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Voluntary, nonprofit association overseeing sports competition among Ohio public and private secondary schools. List of member schools, contacts, tournaments, news. http://www.ohsaa.org/

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