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School Games

Happy New Year to everyone involved in PE & School Sport in Wandsworth.

The School Games Programme is looking forward to working with you all in 2012, which I am sure will be an exciting sporting year with the London 2012 Olympics in the summer.

In addition to this, the first ever London School Games will take place in the build up to the Olympics. Check this link for further info on School Games

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sywSPrJ3d4o&dm_t=0%2C0%2C0%2C0%2C0&lr=1

A number of Wandsworth schools have already qualified for the event including Fircroft - football, Honeywell - Tag Rugby, Oak Lodge - Boccia and Putney High & Graveney - Badminton.

After the festive season, there will be plenty of other opportunities for schools to qualify. Please check this webpage regularly or follow us on the new Twitter link: Follow @WandSchoolGames

Best wishes

Nick Miller

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Released: 19th January 2012

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Released: 12th January 2012

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Released: 5th January 2012

The 2012 London Olympic Year kicked off with a fantastic Sporting Champions event at Southfields Community College. Young students from Oak Lodge, Linden Lodge and Paddock Primary…
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