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National School Sports Week
National School Sports Week is an annual UK-wide campaign organised by the Youth Sport Trust, dedicated to promoting the importance of physical education (PE), sport, and play in schools. In 2025, the event will take place from 16th to 22nd June, marking the 30th anniversary of the Youth Sport Trust.
🏃♀️ Purpose and Goals
The primary aim of National School Sports Week is to encourage children and young people to engage in at least 60 minutes of physical activity each day, aligning with the UK Chief Medical Officers' recommendations. For children with disabilities or special educational needs (SEND), the target is 20 minutes of activity per day.
The 2025 theme, "Always Active," emphasises the importance of daily movement and aims to create positive, inclusive experiences for all children.
🎉 Activities and Participation
During the week, schools, families, and communities are encouraged to:
Organise sports days and physical activities.
Promote inclusive sports opportunities.
Encourage active play at home.
Share experiences on social media using #NSSW2025 and #AlwaysActive.
Participants can access free resources, including lesson plans and activity ideas, provided by the Youth Sport Trust and partners like Sports Direct and Under Armour.
🏆 Special Highlights
UK’s Biggest Ever Sports Day: On the penultimate day of the week, schools across the country will unite to host the largest collective sports day event.
Prizes and Incentives: Schools that register may have the chance to win equipment packs and other rewards.
📚 Educational Impact
National School Sports Week not only promotes physical health but also supports mental wellbeing, teamwork, leadership skills, and resilience among students. It's an opportunity for schools to highlight the value of PE and sport in education.
The Championships, Wimbledon
Wimbledon is the oldest and one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in the world. Officially known as The Championships, Wimbledon, it takes place annually in Wimbledon, London, UK, and is one of the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments, alongside the Australian Open, French Open, and US Open.
🎾 Key Facts about Wimbledon
Founded: 1877
Location: All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Wimbledon, London
Surface: Grass courts (the only Grand Slam still played on grass)
Timing: Usually starts in late June and runs into early July
2025 Dates: Expected to run from 30th June to 13th July
Events: Men's and women's singles and doubles, mixed doubles, juniors, and wheelchair events
🏆 Prestige and Traditions
Wimbledon is widely regarded as the most traditional of the Grand Slam tournaments and features several unique elements:
White Dress Code: Players must wear almost entirely white attire.
No Advertising: The courts have minimal commercial signage.
Royal Patronage: Members of the British Royal Family often attend.
Strawberries and Cream: A famous spectator treat during the tournament.
Centre Court: The main court is among the most iconic venues in world sport.
🌍 Global Importance
Wimbledon is watched by millions of fans worldwide and is considered a pinnacle achievement in a tennis player’s career. Past champions include legends like:
Roger Federer
Serena Williams
Rafael Nadal
Novak Djokovic
Martina Navratilova
🎟️ Getting Involved
Tickets are in high demand, with some available via public ballots or on the day through the famous Wimbledon Queue. The event is broadcast globally, including free-to-air coverage in the UK on the BBC.
For more, visit the official site: wimbledon.com
