Physical Education & School Sport

provided by the Children's Services Department

Olympic Resources

The greatest show on earth is coming to this country in 2012 and will probably never return to the UK this century. With the International Olympic Committee only granting the Olympics to capital cities, this is London’s third games and no city has ever staged four. This therefore presents us literally with a 'once in a lifetime' opportunity to use the ‘magic dust’ of the Olympics in as many ways as possible for the benefit of the people of Hampshire.

We are currently working on a variety of projects under an all embracing aim of increasing participation in sport, physical activity and culture within the county and paying particular attention to programmes for schools.

                                                                                            Barry Kitcher, Olympic 2012 Co-ordinator


Available now our fantastic NEW Olympic Resource produced in partnership with Anton Junior School, Anton Infant School, Connaught Secondary, Grately House, Portway Junior, Manor Field Junior, Wyvern and Harrow Way Community School!  Each Olympic Value has been taken by a Year group.  A huge number of Olympic resources which can be adapted for your own use!


Available on Anton Junior Schools's website (click here)

And if you are interested in a visit from a Paralympian, look no further ....

Aaron Phipps playing wheelchair rugby © Nigel Farrow

Aaron Phipps from Totton, plays wheelchair rugby for Team GB and his club Cardiff Pirates.  He played in the Australian Super Series and Canada Cup in 2012, has competed in the European Championships and is aiming for a medal at the 2012 Paralympics. He is proud to have lived in Hampshire all his life and is supported by Hampshire County Council through the Hampshire Talented Athlete Scheme.

Currently working from our offices, Aaron is happy to visit schools to take an assembly or a session with the children - contact him on: Aaron.Phipps@hants.gov.uk

Also - follow Aaron's Journey to London 2012 via the Hampshire 2012 Blog for Schools