Sports organising events - The aim of our event is to make sure all participants are enjoying the event and dont get bored by it, we will try and keep them all involved at all times. It is also important to think about the safety of both the participan

AS and A Level Physical Education (Sport & Coaching)

Organising a Sporting Event

Organisers:

Steven Coddington.
Jonathan chapman.
Alex Lee.
Jacob Goddard.
Callum Hall.

Event:

Football Tennis.

Equipment:

4 regular sized indoor badminton courts.
Bad of indoor footballs.
8 Large cones.
4 Badminton nets.
Mix of small cones.
Bibs.
Whistle.
Stop Watch.
Results sheet.

Participants:

8 teams of 4 players. Total of 32 child participants.

Set up:

Key:

Court.

Net.

Participants.

Football.

Participants will need:

Indoor footwear.
Indoor clothing.
Change of clothes for afterwards.
No jewellery.

Rules and aims of the game

Participants will be broken up into teams, which will compete against each other for points, which will then be placed onto a league table.
Before they compete with each other each team will be coached and prepped for the competition for 20 minutes by one of the organisers.
The aim of the game is not to allow the ball to fall onto your own side of the “court” more than once before you return it to the opposing team.
Players can have as many touches of the ball as they wish, as long as the ball does not bounce more than once throughout the team.
The ball must not bounce outside of the court.
Participants will not be allowed to use their hands to control the ball or return it to the opposing team.
A winning team will need 11 points to win a game and must win by 2 clear points. Each winning team will be awarded with 3 points and a losing team will gain 0 points, except if they force a team to win by 2 clear points above the normal 11, for this they will be awarded 1 bonus point.
When all the league table games are finished, teams will move on to the “knockout” stages where the top four teams will compete for the ultimate winners and the bottom four will do the same for consolation winner. In the knockout stages the team who finished on the most points, out of the four teams moving through, will play the team who got the least out of the 4, and second and third will play each other. The winners of both games will then move into a final match to play for the winners.

Aims and objectives

The aim of our event is to make sure all participants are enjoying the event and don’t get bored by it, we will try and keep them all involved at all times. It is also important to think about the safety of both the participants and the organisers, making sure we don’t put anyone in danger and that it is a safe environment for everyone to work in. We also have to take into consideration the amount of time we have as we are not allowed to run for longer as the participants may need ...