Introduction The Littlehampton and District Primary Schools’ Sports Association is comprised of sixteen schools from the Angmering and Littlehampton Family groups:

Arundel C of E* St. John the Baptist, Findon* Clapham & Patching* St. Wilfrid’s*

Georgian Gardens St. Margaret’s Ferring St. Catherine’s*

White Meadows Academy St. Philip’s* St. Mary’s, Clymping* East Preston Junior

Rustington Summerlea Lyminster* River Beach

Sporting events and competitions are organised on a regular basis, and representatives from each school meet on the first Thursday of each school year to discuss and organise these and other aspects of extracurricular school sport in the district. There are three elected officers, being the chairperson, treasurer and secretary, which are elected in the first meeting of each academic year. Current officers are: Chairperson: Pete Bateman (East Preston Junior School) pbateman@epjs.co.uk Treasurer: John Galvin (St. John the Baptist) jgalvin@sjbps.co.uk Secretary: Pete Gwynn (The Angmering School) PGwynn@theangmeringschool.co.uk Members are required to pay an annual subscription of £25.00 to the treasurer to cover the cost of venue hire, cost of officials for tournaments and medals / certificates.

Members take turns to helping the organisation of the major tournaments. *Schools with less than 30 leavers in Year 6 at the beginning of the academic year are deemed “Small Schools” and are eligible to participate in the “Smalls Schools’ Competitions”.

Calendar of Events 2015-16

EVENT Date Meeting #1: 4.00pm Room p9 Angmering

11.09.16 Room p9 – The Angmering School 4PM

Friendly Football Fixtures View fixture list at: http://angmeringclustersport.weebly.com/ldpssa.html

Thursday matchdays: 2-Week period beginning:

1. 24.09.15 2. 08.10.15 3. 22.10.15 4. 05.11.15 5. 19.11.15 6. 03.12.15 7. 21.01.16 8. 04.02.16 9. 03.03.16 10. 17.03.16

Friendly Netball Fixtures View fixture list at: http://angmeringclustersport.weebly.com/ldpssa.html

Thursday matchdays: 2-Week period beginning:

1. 24.09.15 2. 08.10.15 3. 22.10.15 4. 05.11.15 5. 19.11.15 6. 03.12.15 7. 21.01.16 8. 04.02.16 9. 03.03.16

10. 17.03.16

Highdown Cross Country (Highdown Hill)

Mon 19.10.15 (4.00pm) Res: (at Ang)

Football (on astro) Rally (Angmering) On astro Mon 22.02.16 4.00pm (Res: )

Netball Rally (Angmering) Mon 07.03.16 (4.00pm) (Res:)

Small Schools Football (on astro) (Angmering)

Mon 21.03.16 (4.00pm)

Small Schools Netball (Angmering) Mon 21.03.16 (4.00pm)

Athletics Championships (Worthing Leisure Centre)

Tue 21.06.16 (4.00-6.00) Res: tbc (Ang) on grass

Findon Cricket Trophy Tournament Fri 08.07.16 (4.00 – 7.00) tbc

Swimming Gala (Littlehampton Pool) Wed. 13.07.16 (1.00pm)

MEETING: 4.00PM Room p9 Angmering Thur. 15.09.16 (4.00pm)

Please contact P. Gwynn (Secretary) as soon as possible should you be unable to fulfil your entry. Late withdrawals can disappointingly lead to fewer fixtures for other schools.

L&DPSSA Database 2015‐16SCHOOL NAME

ARUNDEL  CLAPHAM & PATCHING

EAST PRESTON JUNIOR

FERRING

Tel 01903 883149 01903 871214 01903 785672 01903 243945

Office e-mailoffice@arundel.w‐sussex.sch.uk

office@claphampatching.w-sussex.sch.uk

office@epjs.co.uk office@ferring.w‐sussex.sch.uk

PLT Hayley Meyer Pete Bateman Rachel Bennett

PLT e-mailhmeyer@wsgfl.org.uk pbateman@epjs.co.uk rbennett@ferringceschool.c

o.uk

Headteacher Andrew Simpson Jane Jones Kathy Lockyear Gill Silk

Address Jarvis Road The Street Lashmar Rd,  Sea LaneArundel, West Sussex Clapham East Preston WorthingBN189HT BN13 3UU BN16 1EZ BN12 5DU

SSCo Cluster Littlehampton Angmering Angmering Angmering

i/c Football Andrew Simpson Pete Bateman Rachel Bennett

i/c Netball Hayley Meyer Kathy Lockyear Rachel Benntt/Ali Hall

i/c Swimming Hayley Meyer Dave Lott / Clare Crook Rachel Bennett

i/c Athletics Hayley Meyer Pete Bateman Rachel Bennett

i/c X-Country Hayley Meyer Kathy Lockyear Rachel Bennett

i/c Cricket Andrew Simpson Pete Bateman Rachel BennettSmall School (less than 30 children in Y6)

Yes Yes No Yes

Entries DATE

Football Fixtures Bi weekly Y Y+B Y+BNetball Fixtures Bi Weekly Y Y+B Y+BCross Country 19.10.15 Y Y YFootball Rally 22.02.16 Y Y YNetball Rally 07.03.16 Y Y YSmall Sch Football 21.03.16 Y N YSmall Sch Netball 21.03.16 Y N YAthletics 21.06.16 Y Y YCricket 08.07.16 Y Y YSwimming 13.07.16 Y Y Y

L&DPSSA Database 2015‐16SCHOOL NAME

GEORGIAN GARDENS 

LYMINSTER RIVER BEACHRUSTINGTON C.P. SCHOOL

Tel 01903 771555 01903 713642 01903 725500 01903 785271

Office e-mailoffice@georgiangardens.w‐sussex.sch.uk

office@lyminster.w-sussex.sch.uk

office@riverbeach.w-sussex.sch.uk

office@rustington.academy

PLTElliott Crook M. Donnelly/C. Rusbridge

Martin SearleMARK BYLETT

PLT e-mailecrook@georgiangardens.co.uk

Mdonnelly14@wsussex.org.uk  / rusbridge4@sky.com 

msearle@riverbeachprimary.co.uk. mbylett@rustington.academy

Headteacher Daniel Weiner Mrs J Taylor Mrs. Judy Grevett Mr. Nick WhiteAddress Guildford Road Lyminster Primary School York Rd North Lane,

Rustington Wick Street Littlehampton Rustington,BN16 3JJ Littlehampton, BN17 6JN BN17 6ES West Sussex, BN16 3PW

SSCo Cluster Angmering School Littlehampton Littlehampton Littlehampton Area Sports  i/c Football Carol Darney Gareth Williams/Danielle  Dan Leach (dleach@wsgfl.org.uk) Nick Whitei/c Netball Carol Darney M. Donnelly/Danielle Williams Amy Robinson  Mark Bylett/Alison Scotti/c Swimming Carol Darney None Martin Searle Mark Byletti/c Athletics Carol Darney C. Rusbridge/M. Donnelly Martin Searle Mark Byletti/c X-Country Carol Darney C. Rusbridge/M. Donnelly Martin Searle Mark Byletti/c Cricket Carol Darney N/A Dan Leach  Mark Bylett/David WoollerSmall School (less than 30 children in Y6)

No YES No No

Entries DATE

Football Fixtures Bi weekly Y+B Y Y Y

Netball Fixtures Bi Weekly Y+B Y Y Y+BCross Country 19.10.15 Y Y Y YFootball Rally 22.02.16 Y Y Y YNetball Rally 07.03.16 Y Y Y YSmall Sch Football 21.03.16 N Y N NSmall Sch Netball 21.03.16 N Y N NAthletics 21.06.16 Y Y Y YCricket 08.07.16 Y N Y YSwimming 13.07.16 Y N N Y

L&DPSSA Database 2015‐16SCHOOL

NAMEST. CATHERINE'S St JOHN THE 

BAPTISTST. MARGARET'S St Mary CE Primary 

School ClympingTel 01903 716039 01903 873072 01903 785416 01903 714325

Office e-mail office@st-catherines.w-sussex.sch.uk

office@st‐john‐baptist.w‐sussex.sch.uk

office@st‐margarets‐pri.w‐sussex.co.uk

office@st‐marysclymping.w‐sussex.sch.uk

PLT Tom Langlois Hannah Lorne Vikki Parris Nick Matthews

PLT e-mail tomlanglois@wsussex.org.ukhlorne@stjbps.co.uk vparris@stmargaretsprimary.org.uk

nmatthews6.938@lgflmail.org

Headteacher Gill Howell Richard Yelland David Boreham Janet LlewelynAddress Highdown Drive School Hill St Margaret’s CE Primary Brookpit Lane

Littlehampton Findon Arundel Road, Angmering,  ClympingBN17 6HL West Sussex, BN14 0TR BN16 4LP BN17 5QU

SSCo Cluster Littlehampton Angmering Angmering Angmering / Littlehamptoni/c Football Tom Langlois John Galvin Vikki Parris Nick Matthewsi/c Netball N/A John Galvin/Jackie Bush Vikki Parris Angie Sankey/Kim Woodley

i/c Swimming N/A Maria Beckett Vikki Parris Nick Matthewsi/c Athletics Tom Langlois Hannah Lorne Vikki Parris Nick Matthews

i/c X-Country Tom Langlois Hannah Lorne David Milner‐Smith Nick Matthewsi/c Cricket Tom Langlois Hannah Lorne Vikki Parris Nick Matthews

Small School (less than 30 children in Y6)

Yes Yes No Yes

Competition DATE

Football Fixtures Bi weekly Y Y Y NNetball Fixtures Bi Weekly N Y Y NCross Country 19.10.15 N Y Y YFootball Rally 22.02.16 N Y Y NNetball Rally 07.03.16 N Y Y N

Small Sch Football 21.03.16 Y Y N YSmall Sch Netball 21.03.16 Y Y N Y

Athletics 21.06.16 Y Y Y NCricket 08.07.16 Y Y Y Y

Swimming 13.07.16 N Y Y N

L&DPSSA Database 2015‐16SCHOOL NAME

St. Philip’s Catholic Primary School

St Wilfrid’s Catholic School

Summerlea CP School

White Meadows Academy

Tel 01903 882115 01903 782188 01903 856783 01903 731774

Office e-mailoffice@st-philips.w-sussex.sch.uk

admin@st‐wilfrids‐angmering.w‐sussex.sch.uk

office@summerleaschool.co.uk

office@whitemeadows.w-sussex.sch.uk

PLT Keith Caws Gemma Irvine Coral Chaplin & James Cox Caz Fenton

PLT e-mailkcaws1@wsgfl.org.uk

girvine@stwilfridsang.co.uk cchaplin@summerleaschool.co.uk  / jcox@summerleaschool.co.uk cfenton@wsussex.org.uk

Headteacher Lucy Horne Sharon Reynolds Mrs Helen Morris Mrs. Yvonne BrailsfordAddress London Road Arundel Road Windsor Drive Whitelea Road

Arundel Angmering Rustington  LittlehamptonBN18 9BA West Sussex BN16 4JR BN16 3SW BN17 7JL

SSCo Cluster Littlehampton Angmering Littlehampton  Littlehamptoni/c Football Keith Caws Gemma Irvine James Cox Ben Collinsi/c Netball Lucy Horne Sharon Reynolds Coral Chaplin Caz Fentoni/c Swimming n/a Gemma Irvine Coral Chaplin n/ai/c Athletics Lucy Horne Gemma Irvine James Cox Caz Fentoni/c X-Country n/a Gemma Irvine Coral Chaplin n/ai/c Cricket Keith Caws Gemma Irvine  James Cox n/aSmall School (less than 30 children in Y6)

No Yes No No

Entries DATE

Football Fixtures Bi weekly Y Y Y+B YNetball Fixtures Bi Weekly Y Y Y+B NCross Country 19.10.15 Y Y NFootball Rally 22.02.16 Y Y YNetball Rally 07.03.16 Y Y YSmall Sch Football 21.03.16 Y N NSmall Sch Netball 21.03.16 Y N NAthletics 21.06.16 Y N YCricket 08.07.16 N Y NSwimming 13.07.16 Y Y N

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Netball Fixtures 2015‐16Schools should to confirm fixture, decide whether A, B, C & girls games can be played, and the strength of teams to avoid excessive scorelines.Home team is named first and provide referee unless agreed otherwise

Round 1: 24.09.15 Round    55: 19.11.1 Round 9: 03.02.16East Preston v St. Wilfrid's St. Margaret's v East Preston Summerlea V Georgian Gardens

Ferring v St. Margaret's Ferring v St. John's Rustington V St. Margaret'sGeorgian Gardens v St. John's St. Wilfrid's v Georgian Gardens River Beach V East Preston

Lyminster v Summerlea* St. Philip's v Summerlea St. Philip's V St. John'sRiver Beach v St. Philip's Lyminster v Rustington Lyminster V Ferring

Rustington v St. Catherine's White Meadows v River Beach Arundel V White MeadowsArundel v White Meadows St. Catherine's v Arundel St. Catherine's V St. Wilfrid's

Round 2: 08.10.15 Round    56: 03.12.1 Round 10:  17.03.16St. Wilfrid's v East Preston East Preston v Ferring Georgian Gardens V River Beach

St. Margaret's v Ferring St. Margaret's v Georgian Gardens St. Margaret's V SummerleaSt. John's v Georgian Gardens St. John's v St. Wilfrid's East Preston V Rustington

Arundel v Lyminster Arundel v St. Philip's Ferring V ArundelSummerlea* v River Beach River Beach v Rustington St. John's V Lyminster

St. Philip's v Rustington Lyminster v St. Catherine's White Meadows V St. Philip'sSt. Catherine's v White Meadows Summerlea v White Meadows St. Wilfrid's V St. Catherine's

Round 3: 22.10.15 Round 7: 21.01.16Georgian Gardens v East Preston East Preston V Georgian Gardens Teams who can field both "A" and "B"

St Wilf id' F iSt. Wilfrid's v Ferring F i V St J h 'Ferring V St. John's t t tb llteams at netbaSt. John's v St. Margaret's St. Wilfrid's V St. Margaret's East Preston

River Beach v Arundel Summerlea v Arundel FerringRustington v Summerlea St. Philip's v Lyminster Georgian Gardens

St. Catherine's v St. Philip's River Beach v St. Catherine's RustingtonWhite Meadows v Lyminster Rustington v White Meadows Summerlea

Round 4: 05.11.15 Round 8: 02.02.16East Preston v St. John's East Preston V Summerlea

Ferring v Georgian Gardens Georgian Gardens V Rustington Rally 10.03.16St. Margaret's v St. Wilfrid's St. Margaret's V River Beach Small Schools' Tournament 21.03.16

Arundel v Rustington Ferring V St. Philip's Partnership Football Finals 26.03.15Lyminster v River Beach St. Wilfrid's V Lyminster

Summerlea v St. Catherine's St. John's V Arundel White Meadows & St. Catherines haveSt. Philip's v White Meadows White Meadows V St. Catherine's no netball teams this year

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Football Fixtures 2015‐16Schools should to confirm fixture, decide whether A, B, C & girls games can be played, and the strength of teams to avoid excessive scorelines.Home team is named first and provide referee unless agreed otherwise

Round 1: 24.09.15 Round    55: 19.11.1 Round 9: 03.02.16East Preston v St. Wilfrid's St. Margaret's v East Preston Summerlea V Georgian GardensFerring v St. Margaret's Ferring v St. John's Rustington V St. Margaret's

Georgian Gardens v St. John's St. Wilfrid's v Georgian Gardens River Beach V East PrestonLyminster v Summerlea* St. Philip's v Summerlea St. Philip's V St. John'sRiver Beach v St. Philip's Lyminster v Rustington Lyminster V Ferring

Rustington v St. Catherine's White Meadows v River Beach Arundel V White MeadowsArundel v White Meadows St. Catherine's v Arundel St. Catherine's V St. Wilfrid's

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Round 2: 08.10.15 Round    56: 03.12.1 Round 10:  17.03.16St. Wilfrid's v East Preston East Preston v Ferring Georgian Gardens V River BeachSt. Margaret's v Ferring St. Margaret's v Georgian Gardens St. Margaret's V Summerlea

St. John's v Georgian Gardens St. John's v St. Wilfrid's East Preston V RustingtonArundel v Lyminster Arundel v St. Philip's Ferring V Arundel

Summerlea* v River Beach River Beach v Rustington St. John's V LyminsterSt. Philip's v Rustington Lyminster v St. Catherine's White Meadows V St. Philip's

St. Catherine's v White Meadows Summerlea v White Meadows St. Wilfrid's V St. Catherine's0 0 0

Round 3: 22.10.15 Round    67: 21.01.1 0Georgian Gardens v East Preston East Preston V Georgian Gardens Teams who can field both "A" and "B" 

St Wilf id' F iSt. Wilfrid's v Ferring F i V St J h 'Ferring V St. Jo n s f b llteams at footballSt. John's v St. Margaret's St. Wilfrid's V St. Margaret's East Preston

River Beach v Arundel Summerlea v Arundel FerringRustington v Summerlea St. Philip's v Lyminster Georgian Gardens

St. Catherine's v St. Philip's River Beach v St. Catherine's SummerleaWhite Meadows v Lyminster Rustington v White Meadows

0 0

Round 4: 05.11.15 Round 8: 02.02.16East Preston v St. John's East Preston V Summerlea

Ferring v Georgian Gardens Georgian Gardens V Rustington Rally 25.02.16St. Margaret's v St. Wilfrid's St. Margaret's V River Beach Small Schools' Tournament 21.03.16

Arundel v Rustington Ferring V St. Philip's Partnership Football Finals 26.03.15Lyminster v River Beach St. Wilfrid's V Lyminster

Summerlea v St. Catherine's St. John's V ArundelSt. Philip's v White Meadows White Meadows V St. Catherine's

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FOOTBALL FIXTURES

• Teams are given a two week “window” in which to play matches, commencing on a

Thursday evening. • The fixture list will be circulated once all teams have confirmed their availability

to play matches. This will be posted on the Angmering Cluster Sport website (www.angmeringclustersport.weebly.com)

• Away team staff should contact the home team to confirm arrangements. This may include the arrangement of a “B” team match or to allow the strength of sides to be moderated (especially if a larger school is playing a small school)

• The home team should contact the away team as soon as possible if a match needs to be cancelled due to inclement weather.

• Should a match be cancelled, attempts should be made to re-arrange and play before the following fixture (which will be 2 weeks in the future).

1. E.S.F.A 6 a side rules will apply. There will be no offside and the back pass rule will

apply. 2. There will be no more than 8 players in a squad. Squads can be made up of boys and girls. 3. Players should be under 11 years of age at the start of this academic year. 4. Any number of rolling substitutions is allowed during a match. Substitutes must be ready

to enter play. Substitutions should not affect the flow of the game. The referee must agree to the substitutions being made.

5. A size 4 football will be used. Matches will be played on synthetic turf pitches. Schools should provide their own warm up ball(s) and bibs in case of a colour clash.

6. The duration of matches should be determined between the members of staff. 7. The home side should provide the referee unless alternate arrangements are agreed. 8. Time keeping should be done by the referee. 9. Players are required to wear shin pads 10. Teams will be required to provide their own first aider and first aid kit, unless alternate

arrangements are agreed beforehand. 11. The result should be emailed to PGwynn@angmeringschool.co.uk on completion of

the match.

NETBALL FIXTURES

• Teams are given a two week “window” in which to play matches, commencing on a Thursday evening.

• The fixture list will be circulated once all teams have confirmed their availability to play matches. This will be posted on the Angmering Cluster Sport website

(www.angmeringclustersport.weebly.com) • Away team staff should contact the home team to confirm arrangements. This

may include the arrangement of a “B” team match or to allow the strength of sides to be moderated (especially if a larger school is playing a small school)

• The home team should contact the away team as soon as possible if a match needs to be cancelled due to inclement weather.

• Should a match be cancelled, attempts should be made to re-arrange and play before the following fixture (which will be 2 weeks in the future).

1. Normal 7-a-Side Netball rules will apply. (http://www.simplenetball.co.uk/netball-rules ) - posts will be 9 feet high - a size 4 ball will be used.

2. There will be no more than 7 players on court at any time. Up to 2 boys may be on court at any time.

3. Competitors should be under 11 years of age at the start of this academic year. 4. Substitutions are allowed at any centre pass if players are injured. Substitutes must be

ready to enter play. Play will not be held up for long periods of time. The umpire’s permission must be given prior to a substitution being made.

5. A size 4 netball will be used. (Schools should provide their own warm up ball(s)). 6. The duration of matches should be decided before the commencement of the fixture and

will be solely controlled by the designated umpire. 7. Should neutral umpires be unavailable, staff will be required to umpire their own teams.

Please be prepared and bring a whistle. (This should be arranged and agreed when initial contact between the schools is made).

8. Home teams will be required to provide the own match ball, 9. Teams should provide their own first aider and first aid kit unless prior arrangements

are made. 10. The result should be emailed to PGwynn@angmeringschool.co.uk on completion of the

match.

SMALL SCHOOL FOOTBALL RULES.

Small Schools 2013-14: Arundel CofE, Clapham & Patching, Ferring, St. Catherine’s, St. John the Baptist, St. Mary’s, St. Wilfrid’s 1. E.S.F.A 6 a side rules will apply. There will be no offside and the back pass rule will apply. 2. There will be no more than 8 players in a squad. Squads can be made up of boys and girls. 3. Competitors should be under 11 years of age at the start of the academic year. 4. Any number of rolling substitutions are allowed during a match. Substitutes must be

ready to enter play. Substitutions should not affect the flow of the game. The referee must agree to the substitutions being made.

5. A size 4 football will be used. Matches will be played on synthetic turf pitches. 6. The tournament will take place as a mini league. 7. Points will be awarded as follows:

Win = 4points Draw=2point Loss = 1 point

8. In the event of teams having the same points at the end of the round robin, positions will be decided thus:

• Goals scored • Goal difference • Goals against • Games won • Results between the relevant teams. 9. The duration of matches will be decided upon the number of entries. Teams will be

advised at the start of the competition. 10. The captain of the winning team is required to take a result card from the referee and

take it to the results table. Please remind captains to do this. 11. Time keeping will be done centrally 12. Players are required to wear trainers or Astro boots – NO STUDS ALLOWED. 13. Should neutral referees be unavailable, staff will be required to referee their own teams. 14. Teams will be required to provide their own first aider and first aid kit.

SMALL SCHOOL NETBALL RULES.

Small Schools 2013-14: Arundel CofE, Clapham & Patching, Ferring, St. Catherine’s, St. John the Baptist, St. Mary’s, St. Wilfrid’s 1. Senior netball rules will apply. 2. There will be no more than 9 players in a squad. Boys may be included in the squad.

(Although the aim is for the weighting of players to be in favor of girls). 3. Competitors should be under 11 years at the start of the academic year. 4. Substitutions are allowed at half time or in case of injury. The umpire’s permission

must be given prior to a substitution being made. 5. A size 4 netball will be used. Posts will be 9 feet tall. 6. The tournament will take place as a mini league 7. In round 1 points will be awarded as follows:

Win =4 points Draw = 2 point Loss = 1 point

8. In the event of teams having the same points at the end of the round robin, positions will be decided thus:

• Goals scored • Goal difference • Goals against • Games won • Results between the relevant teams. 9. The duration of matches will be dependent upon the number of entries. This will be

announced prior to the commencement of the competition. 10. The captain of the winning team is required to take a result card from the umpire and

take it to the results table. Please remind captains to do this. 11. Time keeping will be centrally operated. 12. Should neutral umpires be unavailable, staff will be required to umpire their own

teams. Please be prepared and bring a whistle. 13. Teams will be required to provide their own first aider and first aid kit. 14. The umpires’ decision will be final.

FOOTBALL RALLY RULES

1. E.S.F.A 6 a side rules will apply. There will be no offside and the back pass rule will apply. 2. There will be no more than 8 players in a squad. Squads can be made up of boys and girls. 3. Competitors should be under 11 years of age at the start of this academic year. 4. Any number of rolling substitutions is allowed during a match. Substitutes must be ready to

enter play. Substitutions should not affect the flow of the game. The referee must agree to the substitutions being made.

5. A size 4 football will be used. Matches will be played on synthetic turf pitches. Schools should provide their own warm up ball(s) and bibs in case of a colour clash.

6. Round 1 will be a round robin league. The number of leagues will depend on entry numbers. 7. The winners (and if applicable, best placed runners up) of the groups will contest a semi-

final knockout competition. 8. In round 1 points will be awarded as follows:

Win=4 points Draw = 2 point Loss = 1 point

9. In the event of teams having the same points at the end of the round robin, positions will be decided thus:

• Goal difference • Goals scored • Goals against • Games won • Results between the relevant teams. • A penalty shootout between the relevant teams. 10. The duration of matches will dependent upon the number of entries, and will be announced

prior to the commencement of the competition. 11. The captain of the winning team is required to take a result card from the referee and take

it to the results table. Please remind captains to do this. 12. If scores are equal at the end of time in the semi-finals then 3 minutes extra time will be

played. If the scores remain level a penalty shoot out will occur. Teams will take 3 penalties alternately. Only players on the pitch at the end of play will be allowed to take any of the first three shots. If scores remain level a sudden death shoot out will take place. Squad members will shoot in strict rotation.

13. Time keeping will be done by the referee. 14. If there is a draw at the end of 3 minutes extra time in the final, the trophy will be shared.

There will be no penalty shoot-out. 15. Players are required to wear Trainers or Astro boots – NO STUDS allowed. 16. Should neutral referees be unavailable, staff will be required to umpire their own teams. 17. Teams will be required to provide their own first aider and first aid kit. 18. Supervising staff should report to the control area upon arrival and register their team. 19. A competition briefing will be held 10 minutes before the advertised rally start time.

NETBALL RULES 1. Normal 7-a-Side Netball rules will apply. (http://www.simplenetball.co.uk/netball-rules ) - posts will be 9 feet high - a size 4 ball will be used. 2. There will be no more than 9 players in a squad. Up to 2 boys may be on court at any time. 3. Competitors should be under 11 years of age at the start of this academic year. 4. Substitutions are allowed at any centre pass if players are injured. Substitutes must be

ready to enter play. Play will not be held up for long periods of time. The umpire’s permission must be given prior to a substitution being made.

5. A size 4 netball will be used. (Schools should provide their own warm up ball(s)). TOURNAMENT PLAY: 6. Round 1 will be a round robin league in 3 sections, depending upon entry numbers. 7. The winners of the groups and runner-up with best record of results will contest a semi-final

knockout competition. 8. In round points will be awarded as follows:

Win= 4 points Draw = 2 point Loss = 1 point

9. In the event of teams having the same points at the end of the round robin, positions will be decided thus:

• Goal difference • Goals scored • Goals against • Games won • Results between the relevant teams. 10. The duration of matches will be dependent upon the number of entries. This will be

announced prior to the commencement of the competition. 11. The captain of the winning team is required to take a result card from the umpire and lake it

to the results table. Please remind captains to do this. 12. If scores are equal at the end of time in the semi-finals then golden goal extra time will be

played. 13. Time keeping will be centrally operated. 14. If there is a draw at the end of 3 minutes extra time in the final, the trophy will be shared.

There will be no golden goal. 15. Should neutral umpires be unavailable, staff will be required to umpire their own teams.

Please be prepared and bring a whistle. 16. Teams will be required to provide their own first aider and first aid kit. 17. Supervising staff should report to the control area upon arrival and register their team. 18. A briefing will be held for all players and staff 10 minutes prior to the advertised rally start

time.

LITTLEHAMPTON AND DISTRICT PRIMARY SCHOOLS’ CROSS COUNTRY EVENT

Highdown Hill – 4.00pm Start. Parking is limited in the car park. There is an overflow car park at the bottom of the drive. Please allow time to park and get to the start. 1. Entries are limited to one boys’ team and one girls’ team per school. Teams may

consist of up to 6 runners. The first four places will count towards the team score. Teams with less than 4 runners will have any “non-runner” counted as a last placed runner.

2. All children must be 11 years or under and capable of completing the hilly 1½ mile course.

3. School colours should be worn. Children may wear spikes as agreed by the LDPSSA.

4. Teachers should collect team envelopes in the car park on arrival. 5. The girls’ race will start first, and the boys’ race about 2 minutes later. The

children will follow the same course which will be clearly marked with flour spots on the ground, and there will be marshals provided by every participating school around the course. At the finish line there will be separate funnels for boys and girls. These will be pointed out before the start.

6. Supporters are asked not to accompany the children around the course, and to keep well clear of the entrance to the funnels at the finish.

7. After the race teachers should enter the full names and results of all runners, but only total the 4 fastest scores, then return the envelopes and finishing cards, with the 4 finishing places of their runners added together. Please print the names CLEARLY so that an accurate results sheet can be drawn up. (See example below)

BOYS’ RACE SCHOOL: STAFF: POS NAME Year

3 Pedro Gwynn 6 7 Billy Molloy 5 9 Johann Galvin 6 25 Jonny Mills 5

29 Ricardo Yelland 6

Sum of first 4 finisher’s placings 44

(Continued...) 8. For reasons of safety, each school must provide at least 1 on course marshal who

has child protection approval. If they have a mobile phone, it would be helpful if they could bring it for emergencies. We will issue a contact phone number on the day.

9. Each school should provide a first aider with fully equipped first aid kit. 10. If for any reason a child has to stop, they should go to, and remain with, the

nearest marshal. They must then walk back with the marshal at the end of the race.

11. Should the event be cancelled a reserve date will be set and the event will take

place at The Angmering School, comprising of 2 laps of the schools grounds Please take any litter home with you. This is a condition of usage of Highdown.

ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS

RULES. • The Championships will start at 4.00 PM at Worthing Leisure Centre. • Athletes may enter 1 event plus a relay plus an open event. • Schools may enter 2 athletes for Y5&6 sprints and 1 athlete for Y3/4 sprints. • Schools may 1 athlete for the open 800M final and 2 athletes per open age field

event. • Please bear in mind the proximity of the 800M final to the sprint heats and finals,

and consider how fresh runners will be. • Schools attending MUST have a supervising member of staff present, who must

report to the scorer’s table on arrival. They must also provide a first aider. • Every participating school must provide an adult who can act as a event official

(either track, jump or throw) • Schools will be allocated an area in which to base themselves at the side of the home

straight. • No spectators or athletes are allowed in the centre of the track, unless they have

been called to take part in an event. • Only permitted athletes and officials may enter the centre of the track. • Spectators should do so from outside the track area so as not to interfere with

events. Sprint races require runners to stay in lanes. 800M races will “break” at the start and runners can then run in any lane for the 2 laps. Relay runners must stay in their allocated lane. Change overs must occur within the change over box or disqualification will result. Heats will take place before the finals. The first 4 finishers in years 3 & 4 heats will contest the finals. The first 2 finishers in years 5 & 6 heats will contest the finals. The first 4 finishers in the heats will contest the relay finals. Where throwers / jumpers are also competing in track events, the track MUST TAKE PRECEDENT. Athletes can return to the throwing event after the race has been completed. RACES WILL NOT BE DELAYED FOR ABSENT COMPTITORS – PLEASE LISTEN TO ANNOUNCMENTS. Throwers / jumpers get two attempts at their event; the best attempt counting. Points are awarded in the finals only: 10 for 1st place, 8 for 2nd place, 6 for 3rd place, 5 for 4th place, 4 for 5th place, 3 for 6th place, 2 for 7th place and 1 for 8th place. Athletes finishing outside the final 8 (6 for relays) are not awarded points. Points are doubled for the relay final.

ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS ORDER OF EVENTS Competitors must listen for their event to be called and meet in the middle of the track, where they will be assigned a lane to run in. Races will not be delayed for absent competitors.

Finals will include the winner and runner-up of the 4 heats in years 5 and 6 OR the first 4 placed runners from the 2 heats in years 3 & 4 and the relays.

Track events must take priority over field events. When called for an event, throwers MUST report to the correct area – they can return to their field event once the race is over. Minutes after start of meeting.

Sprint Heats Jumps and throws

0.00 Year 6 Girls 80M Heat 1 Year 6 Girls 80M Heat 2 Year 6 Girls 80M Heat 3 Year 6 Girls 80M Heat 4 Year 6 Boys 80M Heat 1 Year 6 Boys 80M Heat 2 Year 6 Boys 80M Heat 3 Year 6 Boys 80M Heat 4 Year 5 Girls 70M Heat 1 Year 5 Girls 70M Heat 2 Year 5 Boys 70M Heat 3 Year 5 Boys 70M Heat 4 Year 5 Boys 70M Heat 1 Year 5 Boys 70M Heat 2 Year 5 Boys 70M Heat 3 Year 5 Boys 70M Heat 4

Boys Long Jump – Each competitor has 2 jumps Girls Javelin – Each competitor has 2 throws

0.10

0.20 Year 4 Girls 60M Heat 1 Year 4 Girls 60M Heat 2 Year 4 Boys 60M Heat 1 Year 4 Boys 60M Heat 2 Year 3 Girls 50M Heat 1 Year 3 Girls 50M Heat 2 Year 3 Boys 50M Heat 1 Year 3 Boys 50M Heat 2

0.30 Girls Long Jump Each competitor has 2 jumps. Boys Javelin – Each competitor has 2 throws

0.50 Girls 4 X 100 M Heat 1 Girls 4 X 100 M Heat 2 Boys 4 X 100 M Heat 1 Boys 4 X 100 M Heat 2

Sprint Finals 1.00 Year 3 Girls 50M final

Year 3 Boys 50M final Year 4 Girls 60M final Year 4 Boys 60M final Year 5 Girls 70M final Year 5 Boys 70M final Year 6 Girls 80M final Year 6 Boys 80M final

.

Middle Distance Finals 1.20 Girls Open 800m final 1.35 Boys Open 800M final Relay Finals 1.50 Girls 4 x 100M relay final 1.55 Boys 4 x 100M relay final 2.10 Presentation

KWIK CRICKET

TOURNAMENT

Venue: Findon Cricket Club, Long Furlong, Findon.

GENERAL RULES:

Teams may be mixed and made up of 8 players per match.

Each team will bowl 5 six-ball overs.

Overs will be delivered from the same end. Batsmen will change ends at the end of

the over.

Matches will ideally last between 30 and 40 minutes.

5 different bowlers must be used- the remaining player will act as wicket keeper.

Players bat until out unless they score 12 runs, after which they must retire. If all

other players are out, they may return to bat until they are out.

Matches will be played on artificial wickets or cut grass wickets. Pitches will be 16

yards long.

There is no gender restriction on the make up of teams.

No balls (above waist height without bouncing / bounce more than twice on way to

stumps) and wides will be worth 4 runs and will not be re-bowled unless they are the last ball of the over.

Schools will be required to provide an umpire for their team – it is suggested that

staff can umpire at square leg for one innings each, but open to negotiation. Players are not required to wear padding. There will be no lbw unless players deliberately kick the ball away. Matches will be played using a kwik cricket ball (No pads, gloves helmets required).

Teams can use normal cricket bats or plastic kwik cricket bats.

BOWLING Bowlers must bowl 6 balls in an over. A bowler may bowl no more than 1 over per match. Bowlers may bowl underarm or overarm, but must notify the umpires of their intention. If a wide or no ball is bowled, 4 runs are awarded to the batting team. The ball will not

be re-bowled unless it is the last one of the over of the innings. Bowling occurs from 1 end of the pitch only – to save time. Each bowling team must complete its’ 5 overs within 20 minutes or less. Failure to do so

will mean a penalty of 10 runs added for every 5 minutes over the completion time.

BATTING

Every run scored is added to the total.

Batsmen must retire if they reach 12 runs, but may return to bat once every one else

has batted.

No runs are deducted for losing wickets.

The remaining (last) not out batsman will bat with a non-striking player. The not out

batsman will always face strike.

FIELDING

The nominated wicketkeeper is not allowed to bowl. Players are not allowed closer than 10 M from the bat if they are in front of the

batsmen.

UMPIRES

Umpires will be provided by Findon Cricket Club.

Teams will be required to have a scorer responsible for their team.

Responsibilities include:

Keeping score

Keeping time of start and end of innings (not to exceed 20 minutes)

Please print off as many as required SCORE SHEET

TEAM:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80

81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100

After each ball is bowled the scorer should enter:

The amount of runs scored for that ball in the bowlers section. (Whether it was a no ball / wide, 1,2,3,4,6, etc…) The amount of runs scored by the batsman in the batting section (runs only count for the batsman if they hit it with the bat or part of body

attached to it – if they run without hitting it called a “bye”). Cross off on the tally sheet to know what the score is at any given time.

Bowling Batting

Name: Ball

1

Ball

2 Ball

3 Ball

4 Ball

5 Ball

6 Ball

7 (Wide)

Ball

8 (Wide)

Name: Run Tally How

Out

Total

SWIMMING GALA All events are open age events, and therefore swimmers of any age can enter.

Each event will have a boys’ race and a girls’ race.

Winners will be decided by heat times and not “finals” for individual events.

There will be heats followed by finals for relay events.

Schools can enter 1 swimmer per event.

Swimmers are allowed to enter a maximum of 1 individual event and 1 relay.

Therefore, schools will need a minimum of 8 boy swimmers and 8 girl swimmers.

EVENTS:

1 x length Back stroke

1 x length Breast stroke

1 x length Butterfly

1 x length Free style (crawl)

2 x length Back stroke

2 x length Breast stroke

2 x length Free style (crawl)

1 x Medley relay (4 swimmers; 1 length each. Order: Back, B/ Fly, Breast, Freestyle) Order dictated by shallow end start allowing dive starts for Butterfly.

1 x Freestyle Relay (4 x swimmers: 1 length each)

NB: No diving will be allowed into the shallow end – swimmers start in the water!

Relays will have a shallow end start.

Points will be awarded as follows:

POINTS

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th

9 8 7 6 5 4

RELAY POINTS

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th

18 16 14 12 10 8

Roll of Honour

2013-14 2012/13 2011/12 2010/11 2009/10 2008/09 2007/08 2006/7 2005/06 2004/05 2003/04 2002/03 2001/02 2000/01 99/2000

Predator Football Trophy* No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition St. Margaret's Georgian Gardens East Preston English Martyrs Ferring No Competition Connaught No Competition No Competition

Predator Football Plate * No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition Georgian Gardens St. Margaret's St. Margaret's Ferring No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition

Predator Netball Trophy* No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition East Preston Ferring East Preston Ferring No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition

Predator Netball Plate * No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition Summerlea Summerlea Arundel Flora McDonald No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition

Football Rally River Beach Georgian Gardens St. Margaret’s English MartyrsEast Preston /

Georgian GardensSt. Margaret's St. Margaret's St. Margaret's Summerlea Rustington Georgian Gardens Georgian Gardens Flora McDonald Georgian Gardens Connaught

Netball Rally East Preston Georgian Gardens East Preston East Preston East Preston Summerlea East Preston Summerlea East Preston Ferring East Preston Ferring Ferring St. Philip's Rustington

Small Schools Football

TournamentSt. John the Baptist Arundel CofE Arundel CofE Arundel CofE Arundel CofE Arundel St. John the Baptist St. John the Baptist Arundel St. Philip's St. John the Baptist Arundel Clapham & Patching English Martyrs St. Philip's

Small Schools Netball

TournamentArundel C of E Arundel CofE Arundel CofE Arundel CofE Arundel CofE Clapham & Patching Clapham & Patching Clapham & Patching Arundel St. Catherine's St. Philip's Arundel English Martyrs Arundel St. Philip's

Girls Football* No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition

Boys Cross Country East Preston St. Margaret's East Preston East Preston St. Margaret’s St. Margaret's No Competition St. Margaret's St. Margaret's No Competition East Preston Connaught Connaught Connaught Unknown

Girls Cross Country East Preston St. Mary's St. Margaret’s St. Margaret’s St. Margaret’s English Martyrs No Competition St. Margaret's East Preston No Competition East Preston East Preston East Preston Connaught Unknown

Individual Boys’ Cross-

Country TrophyToby Collyer (St. Margaret's)

Ethan Fincham (East

Preston)

Aaron Alexander (East

Preston)

Ethan Fincham

(East Preston)

Sam Myles (St.

Margaret’s)

Phil Read (East

Preston)No Competition Unknown Unknown No Competition Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown

Individual Girls’ Cross-

Country TrophyAmelia Wright (East Preston)

Betsy Baird

(St. Mary's Clymping)

Betsy Baird (St.

Mary’s Clymping)

Olivia Cary

(St. Margaret’s)

Amelia Musgrave

(St. Margaret’s)

Amelia Musgrave

(St. Margaret's)No Competition Unknown Unknown No Competition Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown

Basketball* No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition Georgian Gardens East Preston Connaught East Preston East Preston St. Margaret's No Competition No Competition No Competition

District Athletics

ChampionshipsEast Preston St. Margaret's Georgian Gardens No Competition St. Margaret’s Georgian Gardens Georgian Gardens Georgian Gardens East Preston Georgian Gardens

Georgian G &

St. Margaret'sGeorgian Gardens Ferring English Martyrs

Small Schools’ Athletics Arundel C of E Arundel CofE Arundel CofE No Competition Arundel CofE St. Wilfrid's Arundel CofE St. John the Baptist St. Wilfrid's English Martyrs English Martyrs No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition

Boys Sprint Trophy Jenya (River Beach)Jack Woodman (St.Marg -

Ang)

Matt Pierce (St. Marg

– Angmering)No Competition

Tristan Parfitt

(Ferring)

Rushaun Moore (East

Preston)

Brendan Bellamin (St.

Margaret's)Unknown Unknown

Robert Keay (Georgian

Gardens)

Robert Wiseman

(Georgian Gardens)

J. Houlton (English

Martyrs)

S. Nicholson-Finn

(Ferring)

T. Rogers (English

Martyrs)

Girls Sprint Trophy Charlotte (White Meadows) Issy Adams (Arundel)Olivia Leadbeater (St.

Marg – TLA)No Competition

Amelia Musgrave (St.

Margaret’s)

Emily Harman (Georgian

Gardens)

Sophie Spinner (East

Preston)Unknown Unknown Zoe Ward (East Preston) ? St. Margaret's No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition

Indoor Athletics* No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition Georgian Gardens Georgian Gardens Georgian Gardens Georgian Gardens No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition

Tag Rugby* No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition Georgian Gardens Georgian Gardens Georgian Gardens No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition

Rounders* No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition East Preston East Preston East Preston No Competition No Competition East Preston No Competition No Competition No Competition

Stoolball* No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition

Kwik Cricket* St. Margaret's St. Margaret's St. Margaret’s St. Philip’s No Competition No CompetitionGeorgian Gardens / East

Preston / St. Philips

Rustington / Arundel /

English Martyrs

Summerlea & St.

Margaret'sNo Competition East Preston No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition

District Swimming East Preston East Preston East Preston East Preston East Preston East Preston East Preston East Preston East Preston East Preston East Preston No Competition East Preston No Competition No Competition

Small Schools’ Swimming Ferring Arundel CofE Arundel CofE Arundel CofE Arundel CofE Arundel CofE Arundel CofE Arundel CofE No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition No Competition

CODES OF CONDUCT

Code of Conduct for Players

• Regard it as an honour and privilege to represent a school team • Treat a match as a game that is fun but play by the rules • Take pride in your performance and that of your school • Encourage others in your team to do their best • Enjoy participating – it should be fun • Accept all decisions by match officials • Let the Captain speak to the referee on behalf of the team if decisions made by the match officials need to be clarified • Recognise outstanding performances by opponents • Demonstrate concern for an injured player, regardless of their team • Accept victory modestly • Learn to take defeat in the right manner and not to look for excuses as to why you may not have been successful on a

particular occasion • Shake hands with your opponents at the end of each game, regardless of the outcome • Thank the referee and his/her assistants for their efforts

Code of Conduct for Team Managers

• Put the well-being and safety of players above all other considerations • Display sportsmanship in all situations – sportsmanship should be contagious • Display high standards of behaviour and appearance • Be a good role model for all those in your care • Enjoy yourself and in so doing promote enjoyment for others • Be responsible for your actions • Encourage your supporters to display a sportsmanlike attitude • Guide and encourage players to accept responsibility for their own behaviour and performance • Respect and uphold the Laws of the Game and discourage actions and behaviour contrary to the spirit of the Laws of the

Game • Use acceptable and appropriate language at all times and in all situations • Respect the decisions of match officials

Code of Conduct for Parents, Peers and Supporters

• All spectators are expected to support their team from outside the playing area. • Attendance at a game is a privilege • Respect decisions made by the match officials – even if you feel they are incorrect • Be a good role model by positively supporting teams in every way possible and be generous with praise • Become aware of the competition rules and keep winning in its proper place • Respect other spectators, coaches and participants • Be a fan not a fanatic • Recognise and respect the performances of players in both teams, not just the team that you are supporting • Accept victory modestly and defeat graciously, remembering that the team you are supporting will be judged by your

reactions • Do not ‘boo’ anyone • Stand or sit in the place that you have been allocated for the match • Do not interfere with instructions given by the teacher/coach in charge of the team • Remember that nearly all those who control school matches are volunteers, giving of their time freely and without any

financial reward in most cases – respect them for this  Please park considerately in either the school car park or with care not to block neighbours’ drives.   

The Littlehampton and District Primary School’s 

Sports Association 

 

 

Subscription for year 2015/2016    £25.00 

 

 

School:  

 

Please sent the above subscription, cheques payable to LDPSSA, to the treasurer:‐ 

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St. John the Baptist CofE Primary School 

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Findon 

West Sussex 

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