Intergenerational+Family+Sport+Day

One of our tasks this spring has been to organize a Family Sports Day. Here you can see how each country chose to arrange their day.

England - Poland - Turkey - Norway

ENGLAND
We have a family Sports Day every year. The children parictipate in various races and parents, grandparents, uncles and aunts are all welcome to join in and cheer the children.









Family Sport Day
On 13th and 17th May 2013 our school organized sport days. Children had a great fun playing outside on the playground as well as in the school gym. On 13th we had traffic course for bicycle users, where drivers trainers and police officers came to teach our students how to behave on the street while riding a bike. On the 17th we had our School Day so we organized several ways for active exercises and competitions: aerobic, table tennis competition and uni hockey. As well as this Talent Day Show took part in our school, where students revealed their talents and abilities among many sport and artistic disciplines.

TRAFFIC BIKE TRAINING











GYM GAMES







PLAYING OUTSIDE









Norway
In Norway we were very unlucky with our day. We invited the parents to a show where we were supposed to do physical activity together afterwards. We had planned big football matches between the fathers and the sons, the mothers and the daughters. In between the show and the football matches we had planned different activities out in the school yard and we had made a quiz put up outside. We had terrible weather that day, so we ended up having the show and then doing the quiz outside in the rain. It was raining way too much for other activities. We only have pictures from the show, so adding a couple of those even if they have none of the planned outdoor activites represented. Breakdance and linedance are physical activity though, right?!



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