Welcome to the Southern Warwickshire School Sport Partnership (SSP) Website. SSP's have been set up by the DFES and DCMS in partnership to help raise the profile and quality of PE and school sport in all schools across the country.
Each SSP has a Partnership Development Manager (PDM) and in the case of Southern Warwickshire we have an Assistant PDM due to the number of schools involved. This management team is housed at Kineton High School which is the Partnership's Sports College in line with the national model. Within each secondary school there is a School Sports Co-ordinator (SSCo) who looks after not only their school but also a cluster of primary schools, each having colleagues called Primary Link Teachers (PLT's) with release time.
The Southern Warwickshire Sport Partnership has now reached full capacity with all of the schools now on board and we are beginning to make a difference to PE and school sport in and beyond the curriculum. Our overarching target is a government Public Service Agreement or PSA where 85% of all pupils will undertake 2 hours of PE and sport in and beyond the curriculum by summer 2008.
Southern Warwickshire School Sport Partnership
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2009 Cross Country Results
Tuesday 10th of February 2009 12:12:00 PMThe 2009 Cross Country results following the cross country event which took place at Abbey Fields, Kenilworth on Saturday 31st January, 2009 are now available by clicking on the Warwickshire Schools Athletics Association tab. Despite the weather, the event was a great success.
Yoga Bugs
Monday 28th of April 2008 11:55:00 AMKeeping Healthy and Yoga. Resilience, reciprocity, reflectiveness and resourcefulness are all core aspects of yoga teaching.
Book your Spring KS1 and KS2 Yoga Workshops now to link with Healthy Schools, BLP, PHSE, SEAL and PE - Refer to Local Clubs/Courses Tab for full details.
Table Tennis at King Edward VI Grammar School
Monday 28th of April 2008 10:11:00 AMCongratulations & Well Done to Tristan Gretton & King Edward VI Grammar School. Tristan Gretton pitted his wits against the Top 40 boys in the Country in the prestigious Schools Championships at the Dome in Doncaster.
Sportshall Athletics Final
Friday 29th of February 2008 10:38:00 AMThe Southern Warwickshire Primary Schools Sportshall Final was held at Stratford Leisure Centre on Thursday 21st February 2008. The 9 Schools which took part in this exciting Final were St Gregory's Catholic Primary School, Shipston Primary School, St Nicholas' C of E Primary School, Alcester, Wellesbourne C of E Primary School, Temple Grafton C of E Primary School, Tanworth-in-Arden C of E Primary School, Thomas Jolyffe Primary School, Lapworth C of E Primary School and Harbury C of E Primary School
Table Tennis News - Congratulations King Edward VI Grammar School Boys Table Tennis Team
Friday 08th of February 2008 11:31:00 AMCongratulations to Tristan Gretton, Chris Blowey, Phil Blowey and Jack Garner. After a long & tiring journey to Southampton that started at 6.30 a.m. the squad put in a tremendous amount of work in beating Torquay Boys Grammar from Devon 6-2, drawing 4-4 against Whitgift from South Croydon, Surrey and losing to the eventual winners (we think!) Wembley High Technology College 2-6. The 4 points gained in total were not quite enough for the boys to qualify to the most prestigious schools finals in the whole of the U.K.
Warwickshire Schools Cross Country Championships February 2008
Friday 08th of February 2008 10:46:00 AMOn Saturday 2nd February the annual Warwickshire Schools Cross Country Championships took place at Princethorpe College. Despite the poor weather in the build up to the event, a clear and bright morning saw just under 300 runners in 8 age categories compete. Following this event, pupils will be selected to take part to represent Warwickshire in the English Schools Cross Country Championships to be held in Liverpool later in the year. Thanks go out to schools, volunteers and parents for their continued support. For results please go to the Warwickshire Schools Athletic Association Tab and scroll down to relevant results.
