Young Ambassadors

Young Ambassadors Updates

For all the latest news from the Youth Sport Trust, London 2012 and adiStars as well as opportunities to win competitions please go to the Young Ambassadors link on the Youth Sport Trust website.

 

 

Congratulations Ambassadors

School

Silver Ambassadors
Aire Valley Jonnie Crouch & Farhiah Hussain
Beckfoot Josh Thompson & Akini Ogol 
Bingley GS Charlotte Huckson & Lucy Cockrain
Hazelbeck Daniel Greenald & Steven Banks
St Bedes Jim Harris
St Josephs Amy Jordan
Titus Salt Matthew Knight & Jimmy Hird

Gold Ambassadors:        Cameron McGovern (St. Bede's School)

                                       Samantha Dawson (St Joseph's College)

                                       Brannan Selby (Bingley Grammar)

Platinum Ambassadors: Megan Livingstone (Beckfoot school) 

                                        Martha Wright - (Beckfoot School)

Being A Sports Ambassador:

Name: Seetal Mistry (See Above - Aire Valley School)

Interests and Hobbies:- Swimming, Tae-Kwon-Do, Football & Basketball, Wall Climbing & Abseiling, Reading & socialising with friends

Being a Sports Ambassador has been a great experience. I have represented Aire Valley School (formerly Nab Wood School) in the sports partnership where I have been able to learn new skills and make new friends. My first initial experience was the conference welcoming all new ambassadors. Not only did I learn more about being an ambassador, I had got the chance to meet Great Britain Olympians, such as Jamie Staff and Craig Heap.
 
Soon I was able to join leadership courses and volunteer at sports events. I refereed for students in primary schools. I learnt more about football and how hard it is to actually keep up and ensure fairness. I went to a conference where I learnt management skills, improvisation skills, teaching badminton and teaching sports for the less able. These are all skills I could use later on in life; I will also be able to use these skills if I ever had to teach younger students a lesson of P.E. I volunteered to be a timer/adjudicator in the sports hall athletics competition. I recently was a judge at a trampolining competition after 6 hours of training.
 
Being a Sports Ambassador had opened many doors for me. The above in only some of the skills I learnt, but the key thing is I had fun learning these things and it has been a big eye opener for me.

 

Get Set - Young Ambassadors Challenge:

Young Ambassadors 500 days to go challenge!　
Join the countdown...

On the 15th March 2011 there will be only 500 days until the start of the London 2012 Olympic Games!

On the 17 April 2011 there will be only 500 days until the start of the London 2012 Paralympic Games!
　
To celebrate this monumental occasion we have set Young Ambassadors a challenge  -complete 500 lots of a specific activity linked to the Games and the Values.
Competition!
To be in with a chance of winning get your Young Ambassadors to tell us what you did in the most creative way you can think of! For example, this could be a photograph, video, poster or PowerPoint presentation.

Young Ambassadors must send us:
Their full name and the name of the school they attend
Information on the 500 things they did to celebrate 500 days to go until the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Entries must be received by Friday 29 April 2011.

Prizes:
The best 10 entries will be　added to the interactive map on the
Get Set　website.
The best entry will win a visit from Wenlock or Mandeville provided the school is a member of the Get Set network.

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