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Top sporty secondary schools for 2022

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tachetastic · 17/01/2024 23:08

Not a question but there seem to be a lot of threads on sporty schools recently, so I thought I would share this link to School Sport Magazine's top 200 sports schools for 2022. They have just published a list for 2023 but I don't think it is on their website yet as it was only released this week and they will be keen for people to buy the magazine.

https://schoolsportmag.co.uk/top-200-sports-schools-of-2022/

There are lots of reasons to choose one school over another, but I thought people may think this useful as a resource.

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Top 200 sports schools of 2022 - School Sport Magazine

It was the year that bounced back after Covid – and schools all over the country turned in […]

https://schoolsportmag.co.uk/top-200-sports-schools-of-2022

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HawaiiWake · 21/01/2024 12:06

@grrrrrrreat @deeprealisation , so true! If getting all kids to be healthy maybe more fun dance classes or gym sessions which can carry into adulthood.

PuttingDownRoots · 21/01/2024 12:33

I remember my parents getting into disagreement with the school over compulsory Saturday sports (just once or twice a term). The issue was my brother was a talented musician who attended music school on a Saturday morning. While sport is good... the music school was more beneficial for him.

Wanting to play sport on a Saturday is good. Forcing children to give up other beneficial activities is not on.

TiaSeeya · 21/01/2024 12:41

PuttingDownRoots · 21/01/2024 12:33

I remember my parents getting into disagreement with the school over compulsory Saturday sports (just once or twice a term). The issue was my brother was a talented musician who attended music school on a Saturday morning. While sport is good... the music school was more beneficial for him.

Wanting to play sport on a Saturday is good. Forcing children to give up other beneficial activities is not on.

Yes I remember this when we were looking at schools for DS. Our closest grammar had compulsory rugby on a Saturday morning. When I asked if there could be an exception as DS played county football that day I was met with an arrogance that was breathtaking. You come to our school, you accept that and give up your talent.

Needless to say he didn’t go there!

TiaSeeya · 21/01/2024 12:42

Oh and that school is hilariously on this list too 😂

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