WHAT?
We want you, your friends and your teammates to join us for a fun-filled day of netball and football in London, all for a very good cause!
WHERE?
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The tournament will be held at the Geraldine Mary Harmsworth sports facility 5 minutes from Elephant & Castle tube, London.
The facility is situated in London's GMH Park (the grounds of the Imperial War Museum); a great place for chilling out between matches. Why not bring along a picnic and the traditional tournament crate of beers?
WHY?
The London leg of this tournament is just one of many Go Sisters events which will be going on around the world - Zambia, Kenya, Oz, NZ, Norway and beyond! This movement is co-ordinated by Friend of EduSport, and all proceeds will go to FoE
Go Sisters promotes female empowerment through sport in developing countries - which is why although the tournament is mixed, there must be a minimum of 2 girls on the football pitch, and 5 girls on the netball court, at any time!
HOW (do I enter a team)?
Football squads - 5-a-side matches, max of 8 per squad. £5 entry per person. A minimum of 2 girls must be on the pitch at any one time, no maximum.
Netball squads - Normal 7-a-side matches, max of 9 per squad, £5 per squad. A minimum of 5 girls on the court at any one time, no maximum.
For more information visit our facebook page or email
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for an entry form
No friends? Don't worry if you can't get a team, email
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anyway, and I will find you some teammates!
Looking forward to seeing you there.
Becky Maybury, FoE
International
links can be a powerful way to support the global dimension across the
curriculum, bringing the issues to life for students in both countries.
One of the main aims of the DfES International Strategy is to enable
every school in England to establish a sustainable partnership with a
school in another country by 2010
