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<strong>Education</strong> Magazine You’ve got to move it, move it Not everyone is sporty by nature – but with a bit of lateral thinking, schools can help every pupil reap the benefits of physical fun Bede’s Sport plays a fundamental part in life at Bede’s and pupils of all levels are encouraged to enjoy a healthy, active lifestyle. “Participation and performance are equally important,” says David Byrne, Director of Sport at Bede’s. “We have teams of all levels across our sports programme and encourage a love of sport for life in our pupils.” Clubs include sailing, golf, netball, swimming, skiing, target rifle shooting – to name a few. All pupils, regardless of ability, have access to the school’s international-standard facilities – including a state-of-the-art gym, Olympic-size swimming pool and 3G astro – as well as time with nationally recognized coaches. Pupils also have the opportunity to play in fixtures nationwide and attend international tours. “Taking part in sport has a huge impact on other areas of school life, including wellbeing and academic achievement,” David Byrne continues. “The provision of sport, coaching and opportunity is at the very heart of Bede’s sporting philosophy.” Bede’s 01323 843252 bedes.org Above: Bede’s all-weather 3G astro Below: Bede’s encourages a love of sport for life and a healthy, active lifestyle St Andrews Prep Improved health, decision making, problem solving, diplomacy and co-operation are just some of the benefits that come from playing sport. I believe it is crucial to engage everyone in some kind of pursuit, irrespective of ability. The only condition that we have in place is one of enjoyment. We take pride in the variety of sports we offer and this appeals to those who are not as naturally gifted at traditional sports. We have pupils who are the current IAPS National Champions in chess and tabletennis. Swimming, badminton and basketball matches are all hosted and there is also a fencing club. Last year, we re-conditioned an old Fives court and we make use of our wonderful location with cross-country, orienteering and sailing activities. Pupils can opt to play golf, croquet or even a tactical Viking game called Kubb – and we also have children who compete in triathlons. Perhaps our greatest asset is our indoor 25m shooting range – which appeals to a wide variety of pupils – we regularly compete nationally in this sport. It is not today’s schoolboy sporting hero who will go on to be the stalwart of their local club; today’s 3rd teamer is tomorrow’s club secretary. Gareth Jones, Headmaster St Andrews Prep 01323 733203 standrewsprep.co.uk 53 wealdentimes.co.uk
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