Event Manual - School Games

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Event Manual
Greater Manchester Winter School Games
Tuesday 24th March 2015
Contents:
Competitions Information
2-6
Child Protection Procedure/Lost Children procedure
7
Code of Conduct
8-9
Use of video & photography/Camera & Staff ID
10 - 11
First Aid/Emergency Procedure/Risk Assessments
Refreshments/Changing Rooms/ Transport
12
Parking/VIP Reception
13
Wet weather plan
14
Key Staffing List
15 – 16
Venue Addresses
17
Site Maps
18- 24
This manual provides information on all aspects of the School Games event and procedures that are in place.
This manual is applicable to:
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Site Managers
NGB /Sport Organisers and Staff
Team Managers/School teachers
Medical staff
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Competitions Information
Sport
Competition
Venue
Athletics
Year 5/6 Sportshall
Eastlands
Regional
Athletics Arena
Adam Burgess
Christine Bland /
Paul Schofield
Basketball
Year 5/6 Mini
Amaechi Centre
Paul Cantwell
Martin Wright
Gymnastics
Year 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 Key Steps
Year 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 Individual
KS2 Key Steps (Disability)
National Cycling
Centre
Charlotte Carr
Chris Dyson
Hockey
Year 5/6 Quicksticks
Armitage Centre
Julie Longden
Emma Mooney
Year 5/6 POP
Armitage Centre
Doug Martin
Martin Cragg
Emma Mooney
Boccia
Year 5/6 & Year 7/8/9 (Disability)
Manchester
Tennis Centre
Amy Taylor
TBC
Rugby Union
Year 5/6 Tag
U16 & U19 (Disability)
Colleges/ 6th Form 7’s (Men’s)
Colleges/ 6th Form 7’s (Ladies)
Broughton Park
George Glenn
Steve Tyrell
Swimming
Year 4/5 Primary
Year 4/5/6 (Disability)
Year 7/8 Secondary
Lacrosse
Manchester
Aquatics Centre
NGB/Sport
Organiser
Lorna
Postlethwaite
Site Manager
Anthony Turner
Lesley Fawkes
Sport City –
National Squash
Centre
The East
Manchester
Academy
Manchester
Tennis Centre
Squash
Year 7/8/9
Year 10/11
Angela Cwaczko
Table Tennis
Under 13 Team Challenge
Tennis
Volleyball
Year 7/8 Mini Volley
Year 9/10 Super Mini Volley
Sugden Centre
Howard
Ainsworth
TBC
Water Polo
Year 7/8 Cadet Polo
Manchester
Aquatics Centre
Trevor Pledger
Anthony Turner
Shaun Alvey
Darren Ashton
Vicky Dean
Gill Molloy
TBC
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Event Running Order
Sportshall Athletics: Year 5/6 Sportshall – Eastlands Indoor Arena
9:30 – Teams arrive at Eastlands (Car Park 2 – North) and make their way to the Outdoor Arena for opening
ceremony.
10:00 – Opening ceremony begins.
10:30 – Opening ceremony ends. Teams make their way through to the indoor track and prepare to compete.
11:30 – Competition starts.
16:00 – Competition ends.
Gymnastics: Year 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 Key Steps– National Cycling Centre
ceremony.
10:30 – Opening ceremony ends. Sports will be called one by one. When called please make your way back to
Car Park 2 – North to meet the coaches that will take you to your competition venue. (NB. Only if requested
upon entry)
Gymnastics: Year 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 Individual– National Cycling Centre
ceremony.
upon entry)
Gymnastics: KS2 Key Steps (Disability) – National Cycling Centre
9:30 – Teams arrive at Eastlands. Disabled access/parking via Gate 13 – Car Park 5, participants then to make their
way to the Outdoor Arena for opening ceremony.
10:30 – Opening ceremony ends. When sport is called teams to make their way to transport and make own way
to competition venue.
Basketball: Year 5/6 Mini Basketball– Amaechi Centre
ceremony.
upon entry)
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Hockey: Year 5/6 Quicksticks – Armitage Centre
ceremony.
upon entry)
Swimming: Year 4/5 & Year 7/8 – Manchester Aquatics Centre
ceremony.
upon entry)
Swimming: Year 4/5/6 & 7/8/9 Disability – Manchester Aquatics Centre
10:30 – Opening ceremony ends. When sport is called teams to make their way to transport and make own way
to competition venue.
Squash: Year 7/8/9/10/11 - Sport City, National Squash Centre
ceremony.
10:30 – Opening ceremony ends. Sports will be called one by one. When called please make your way to the
Squash Centre.
Cadet Polo: Year 7/8 – Manchester Aquatics Centre
ceremony.
upon entry)
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Lacrosse: Year 5/6 POP – The Armitage Centre
ceremony.
upon entry)
11:30 – Competition starts
Table Tennis: Under 13 Team Challenge – The East Manchester Academy
ceremony.
upon entry)
Tennis: Year 7/8/9 (Disability)– Manchester Tennis Centre
Tennis Centre.
Volleyball - Year 7/8 & Year 9/10– Sugden Centre
ceremony.
upon entry)
Rugby Union: Year 5/6 Tag – Broughton Park
ceremony.
upon entry)
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Rugby Union: Under 16& U19 Disability – Broughton Park
10:30 – Opening ceremony ends. Sports will be called one by one. When sport is called teams to make their way
to transport and make own way to competition venue.
Rugby Union: 16+ College/6th Form 7s – Broughton Park
ceremony.
upon entry)
Boccia: Year 5/6/7/8/9 (Disability)
Tennis Centre.
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Child Protection
What to do if you have concerns about the welfare of a child:
Suspicion that a child has been abused, or is at risk of abuse, at the School Games
Is the young person in need of immediate medical attention?
NO
YES
Call an ambulance
Inform medical staff that there are Child
Protection concerns
Record as much detail as possible about the incident or allegation, using CPIRF (Appendix 7)
Does the incident or allegation involve the Challenge CPO
NO
YES
Report suspicions to GMSP Chief
Executive and deliver original CPIRF
within 24 hours
Report suspicions to
Challenge CPO and deliver original CPIRF
within 24 hours.
Your responsibility finishes here
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School Games CPO (Child Protection Officer) - Alex Bielecki – 07793 837 083
Each Site Manager has copies of the forms if you need them.
Please refer to the School Games Policy Document
Lost Children Procedure
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A child that is unable to locate their adult/carer should be taken to the registration desk at each venue
and the site manager should be informed
If a child comes to you saying they are lost, please try to ensure that you and another adult accompany
the child to the lost children area (registration desk)
Once at the lost children area the child should be reassured and given a seat where possible.
Details of the child should be obtained.
Contact the Site Manager to inform them of lost child.
Name of Child should not be used when announcing lost child.
The adult collecting should complete lost child release form. It should be explained to them that this is to
show whom we have ‘released young person to’.
All participants will be issued with a silicone wristband.
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Codes of Conduct:
The GREATER MANCHESTER SCHOOL GAMES 2015 has adopted Codes of Conduct for the following groups of
people who engage with the activities of the Partnership:
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Coaches
Participants
Officials and Volunteers
Team Managers, Parents & Supporters
All those involved in the Greater Manchester School Games need to take into account the differing nature of
many sporting activities, and especially the level of physical contact and verbal encouragement which are
involved, and acceptable, in those sports. Therefore, the Codes should be interpreted in line with common sense
evaluations of the nature of each sport. Coaches and players should contact the NGB of the sport in question if
they require further detailed advice.
Code of Conduct for Coaches
The Coach’s Charter
 Coaches must respect the rights, dignity and worth of every person and treat everyone equally within the
context of their sport.
 Coaches must place the well being and safety of the performer above the development of performance.
They should follow all guidelines laid down by their sports Governing Body and hold appropriate
insurance cover.
 Coaches must develop an appropriate working relationship with performers, especially children, based on
mutual trust and respect. Coaches must not exert undue influence to obtain personal benefit or reward.
 Coaches must encourage and guide performers to accept responsibility for their own behaviour.
 Coaches should hold up-to-date nationally recognised governing body coaching qualifications.
 Coaches must ensure the activities they direct or advocate are appropriate for the age, maturity,
experience and ability of the individual.
 Coaches should at the outset clarify with performers, and where appropriate their parents, exactly what
is expected of them and what performers are entitled to expect from their coach.
 Coaches should co-operate fully with other specialists (e.g. other coaches, officials, sport scientists,
doctors, physiotherapists) in the best interest of the performer.
 Coaches should always promote the positive aspects of their sport (e.g. fair play) and never condone rule
violations or the use of prohibited substances.
 Coaches must consistently display high standards of behaviour and appearance.
This Charter is reproduced courtesy of Sportscoach UK. For more information on guides for sports coaches visit
http://www.sportscoachuk.org.
Code of Conduct for Participants
“Local Organising Committee” is fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the wellbeing of participants and
spectators at the Greater Manchester School Games. It is important that sports and arts participants, coaches,
administrators and parents associated with the Greater Manchester School Games should, at all times, show
respect and understanding for the safety and welfare of others. Therefore, they are encouraged to be open at all
times and to share any concerns or complaints that they may have about any aspect of the Greater Manchester
School Games with a member of event staff.
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As a participant in the Greater Manchester School Games 2015 you are expected to:
 Do the best you can.
 Treat people as you would wish to be treated on and off the pitch, court or stage - don’t bully or intimidate
others.
 Play by the rules.
 Control your temper - never use bad language.
 Co-operate with your Team Manager / Coach / Leader.
 Make sure you wear the right kit, and keep yourself and others safe.
 Respect and listen to the Officials / Judges - their decision is final.
Code of conduct for officials and volunteers
The essence of good ethical conduct and practice is summarised below. All volunteers must:
 Consider the wellbeing and safety of participants before the development of performance.
 Develop an appropriate working relationship with performers, based on mutual trust and respect.
 Make sure all activities are appropriate to the age, ability and experience of those taking part
 Promote the positive aspects of the sport (e.g. fair play)
 Display consistently high standards of behaviour and appearance
 Follow all guidelines laid down by the national governing body of the relevant sport and the team / club they
are representing
 Hold the appropriate, valid qualifications and insurance cover
 Never exert undue influence over performers to obtain personal benefit or reward
 Never condone rule violations, rough play or the use of prohibitive substances
 Encourage performers to value their performances and not just results.
Code of Conduct for Team Managers, Parents & Supporters
“Local Organising Committee” is fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the wellbeing of participants and
spectators at the Greater Manchester School Games. It is important that sports and arts participants, coaches,
administrators and parents associated with the Greater Manchester School Games should, at all times, show
respect and understanding for the safety and welfare of others. Therefore, they are encouraged to be open at all
times and to share any concerns or complaints that they may have about any aspect of the Greater Manchester
School Games with a member of event staff.
As a parent / supporter at the Greater Manchester School Games 2013 you are expected to:
 Encourage participants to learn the rules and play within them.
 Discourage unfair play and arguing with Officials / Judges.
 Help participants to recognise good performance, not just results.
 Set a good example by applauding the good performances of all.
 Never punish or belittle a participant for losing or making mistakes.
 Publicly accept the decisions of Officials / Judges.
 Control your temper - never use bad language.
Failure to comply with these codes will result in further action being taken by “Local Organising Committee”
including exclusion from the event.
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Use of video and photography
The Local Organising Committee recognises concerns regarding the use, and potential abuse, of images of
children and young people taking part in physical and creative activities.
In order to protect children, and re-assure parents, the Local Organising Committee will implement the following
procedures at the GREATER MANCHESTER SCHOOL GAMES 2015:
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The consent of participants and their parents will be sought in advance for the taking and subsequent
potential publication of still or video photography via team entry information.
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Information boards will display the requirement for people intending to capture images for publication to
register and receive photographic consent guidelines and listings.
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The rules that are in place at each individual centre will be the minimum accepted practice that will be in
force at each site.
Key elements of these procedures will include:
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A requirement to register with the event organiser on the day for press accreditation and equipment
registration (see procedure below).
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Respecting the wishes of those young people who may not wish their photograph to be taken under any
circumstances.
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Where consent has been given by a young person and their parent/guardian, this shall include consent to
print the child’s name and a designation of the Borough which the young person is representing. No
additional detail should be printed without additional specific consent.
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Never taking any individual young person(s) away from the main public places at the event for the
purposes of photography unless they are chaperoned by an event official (or parent or other adult in loco
parentis) at all times.
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If a young person becomes the subject of a particularly newsworthy story due to an outstanding
performance, we will ask that any reporter liaises with the parents of the young person, if present, or the
young person’s coach or team leader to pursue the story.
School Games Camera Registration Process
In line with recognised good practice and safeguarding & protecting Children we ask that everyone using a
camera/ mobile/ video recorder registers their device at one of the following camera registration points. Official
media and photographers will register and be identifiable by Media Bibs or Badges
Camera registration can be found at all competition registration areas. At these points you will be asked to
complete and sign a simple form (as below). Your data will not be used for any purpose other than registration
and will not be used by a third party:
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CAMERA REGISTRATION – Greater Manchester Winter School Games – 24th March 2015
Anyone intending to use a camera/video, including mobile phones with a camera device is asked
to register it.
Please complete the information below and hand to an official, and ensure that you receive your
camera registration sticker.
Name:
Postcode:
Telephone number:
Reason for Attending: Participant/ Spectator/ Coach/ NGB/ Other please specify:
Your data will not be used for any other purpose other than registration and will not be used by a
third party.
NOTE: This includes anybody that will be using a camera/ video camera/ Phone camera
Once your form has been completed and handed back to event staff you will receive a sticker which must be
visible at all. An example of this can be seen below.
Staff Identification
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All event staff will be issued with School Games Bibs &/or events ID badges using the following colour
scheme:
ID Colour
Green
Red
Orange
Event Staff type
School Games Crew Leader
Event Staff
Media
Roles
Sport Specific Leader
Site Managers, General Event Staff
Reporters, photographers
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First Aid
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If there is an injury that may require first aid, Manchester Medical Services will be on hand across all
venues. If you cannot see a member of the medical team please inform a member of the event staff.
Medical Areas will be found as follows:
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1 Medic @ Eastlands Indoor Arena - At the side of where the seating will be at the back of the hall
1 x Medic @ Manchester Aquatics Centre - In the designated medical room
1 x Medic @ National Cycling Centre - In centre of track in competition area
1 x Medic @ Manchester Tennis Centre
1 x Medic @ Sugden Centre
1 x Medic @ Broughton Park – Next to Club House
1x Medic @ Armitage Centre
1x Medic @ Amaechi Basketball Centre inside sports hall
1x Medic @The East Manchester Academy
A short form needs to be completed for any treatment that is administered.
Emergency Procedures
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If you see any problems on the day that you don’t feel that you can deal with yourself please tell your Site
Manager who will then be able to direct the issue to the relevant person.
In the case of evacuation at any of the sites everyone should follow the sign posted evacuation routes and
directions of the venue staff.
Risk Assessments
All venue and sports specific risk assessments can be found on the School Games website
http:// schoolgames.key103.co.uk/
Refreshments
No food or drink will be provided. It is the athletes/schools responsibility to bring refreshments with them.
Changing Rooms
Changing rooms will not be available. All participants should arrive dressed ready to compete.
Transport
Transport will only be provided for teachers and participants from Sport City to the competition venue and back
for those schools that selected that they required this service upon entry. Please note spectators must make
their own way to venues. Please note NO transport will be available for those schools that have not selected
this option.
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Parking
All teams are asked to enter event Car Park 2 – North of the Etihad Stadium off Alan Turing Way (A6010). From
here you will walk up Joe Mercer way and into the outdoor arena where the opening ceremony will take place.
After the opening ceremony all athletes will be transferred to their competition venue on coaches. After the
competitions all athletes will be dropped off in event Car Park 2 – North of the Etihad Stadium off Alan Turing
Way (A6010) where they will pick up their transport home. Please note NO transport will be available for those
schools that have not selected this option.
For disability competitions all participants should enter via Gate 13 – Car Park 5, participants then should make
their way into the Outdoor Arena for opening ceremony.
Greater Manchester School Games Wrist Bands
All competitors/ team managers and teachers in charge will be asked to wear a Greater Manchester School Games wrist
band. The bands are colour coded according to the borough you are competing for. This will allow for ease of borough
identification.
These will be distributed upon arrival at the competition venue. We would ask for your support in this process by ensuring
that all your competitors are wearing their wrist band and that it is the correct colour based on the below:
Borough
Wrist Band Colour
Bury
Bolton
Manchester
Oldham
Rochdale
Salford
Stockport
Tameside
Trafford
Wigan
Yellow
Grey
Orange
Black
White
Red
Purple
Green
Blue
Pink
VIP Reception
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VIPs are invited to attend the Opening Ceremony taking place in the Outdoor Arena at Eastlands followed
by a VIP reception where there will be refreshments, speeches led by our young ambassadors. VIP’s will
then be taken on a tour of all of the School Games sites to view the competitions. Outline as follows:
- 9:45 – VIP Arrival at Eastland’s Indoor Arena (Direct to seats in opening ceremony)
- 10:00 – Opening Ceremony
- 10:30 – VIP Reception
- 11:45 – Tour across School Games venues to view activity
- 14:00 – End of VIP reception arrival back at Eastland’s
Upon arrival back at Eastland’s VIPs are welcome to continue to be part of the Greater Manchester School
Games by watching the end of the Sportshall Athletics competitions and the medal presentation
ceremonies.
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Wet Weather Plan
NOTE: NGB/Sports Organisers and Site Managers MUST be involved in the following decision making process:
1. NGB/Sport Organisers and Site Managers meet to agree to suspend play (depending on sport being
played and the health and safety considerations).
2. If majority agreement - play suspended for up to 20/30 minutes to allow weather to pass. Team
Managers/Teachers will then be informed of any decision.
3. A call will be made to the control room at Eastlands to assess the 24 hour forecast, this will help the
decision making process.
4. If 20/30 minutes has passed and there is no foreseeable change in the conditions, NGB/Sport Organiser
and Site Managers meet to discuss reduction/ adaption of event to a suitable activity. Once again, Team
Managers/Teachers will then be informed of any decision.
5. Majority agreement as to decision – to reduce/adapt the event to a suitable activity.
6. If the weather persists and their is no sign of it changing, NGB/Sport Organiser and Site Managers meet to
discuss cancellation of event (in consultation with Team Managers/Teachers).
7. Majority agreement as to decision – to cancel the event.
Contingency
There will be no reserve venues for outdoor competitions on the day as this is not a feasible option. The venues
chosen have been selected because of their high quality outdoor facilities, but in the instance of weather
effecting the competitions, the following contingencies are available.
Hockey @ Armitage Centre - there is no reserve venue for the hockey competition. The competition is likely to
continue, unless weather is extreme (waterlogged pitches, dangerous playing surface). Competition may be
shortened dependent on severity of conditions.
Rugby Union @ Broughton Park – there is no reserve venue for rugby union. The competition is likely to
continue, unless weather is extreme (waterlogged pitches, dangerous playing surface). Games may be shortened
dependent on severity of conditions.
*Please note in the case of lightning competitions should be halted and all participants should take shelter.
Shelter
The table below shows those sports competitions which are scheduled to take place outdoors and the shelter that
will be provided. This may cause slight disruption to those competitions which are indoors, however will be
endeavour to keep this at a minimum.
Venue
Armitage Centre
Sport
Hockey
Broughton Park
Rugby Union
Designated shelter area
Shelter inside the centre reception area / conference
room upstairs
Outdoor canopy areas and Clubhouse
With the unpredictable British weather, anything is possible at the Winter Games in terms of the weather.
Please ensure all your participants are informed to come prepared for all playing conditions! We will do our
best to maintain a high quality event whatever the weather!!!
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Event Site Managers
Venue
Eastlands Regional Arena
National Cycling Centre
Amaechi Centre
Armitage Centre
Sugden Centre
Manchester Aquatics Centre
Broughton Park
Manchester Tennis Centre
Sport City – National Squash Centre
The East Manchester Academy
Venue Site Managers
Venue
Eastlands Regional Arena
Amaechi Centre
Armitage Centre
Sugden Centre
Broughton Park
NGB Lead Organisers
Sport
Sportshall Athletics
Gymnastics
Basketball
Hockey
Lacrosse
Boccia
Swimming
Squash
Water Polo
Table Tennis
Tennis
Volleyball
Other Event Staff
Role
Event Co-ordinator
Event Co-ordinator
Event Co-ordinator
Volunteer Co-ordinator
Name
Paul Schofield / Christine Bland
Chris Dyson
Martin Wright
Emma Mooney
TBC
Anthony Turner
Steve Tyrell
TBC
Vicky Dean
Gill Molloy
Contact Number
07891 633139/07908 825221
07983 120556
07946 521022
07800 672501
07778 535914
07984 454458
07813 822360
07989 300283
Name
Kim Liall
Sian Perry
Roisin McLoone
Ed Braney
Jenny Scallon
Roxanne Collins
Gillian Harrison
Jennifer Mundy
Victoria Hynes
Contact Number
0161 220 3869
0161 223 2244
0161 881 0090
0161 306 9976
07738 894 689
07738 895 796
0161 861 0854
0161 220 3840
0161 230 8039
Name
Adam Burgess
Charlotte Carr
Paul Cantwell
Julie Longden
Doug Martin
Martin Cragg
Amy Taylor
Lorna Postlethwaite
Lesley Fawkes
Tom Fairhurst
Trevor Pledger
Shaun Alvey
Darren Ashton
LTA
Howard Ainsworth
Contact
Name
Matt Stocks
Anna Ducie
Sarah Chatterley
Rachel Peers
Contact
07726 902888
07525 808699
07889 094865
07881 900384
07718 980519
07771 363593
07813 827990
07799 896449
07837 067694
07976 933159
07765 238 360
07879 225721
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VIP Co-ordinator
Child Protection Officer
Media and Press Liaison
Media and Press Liaison
Viv Elvidge
Alex Bielecki
Karen Bradley
David Corps
07850 605366
07793 837083
07740 883083
07793 441300
Manchester Events Team
Role
Sports Events Officer
Sports Events Officer
Name
Chris Fitzgerald
Alice Sharpe
Contact
07949 788997
07795 027637
Name
Anthony Turner
Brian Richardson
Olivia Williams
Gill Molloy
Paul Schofield
Martin Wright
Christine Bland
Steve Tyrell
Vicky Dean
Emma Mooney
Stephen Whitehead
Dean Gilmore
Suzanne Vickers
Heather Harrison
Jude Riddings
Geoff Oldfield
Melanie Gough
Kay Statham
Chris Dyson
Lesley McGreevy
Cathy Robinson
Contact Number
07778 535914
07803 031971
07813 007566
07989 300283
07891 633139
07946 521022
07908 825221
07984 454458
07813 822360
07800 672501
07800 672841
07768 960056
0161 789 5359
07864 778370
07527 387388
TBC
07776 331149
07903 499477
07983 120556
01942 767040
07887 496044
Borough
Name
Contact Number
Bolton
Bury
Oldham
Manchester
Rochdale
Salford
Stockport
Tameside
Trafford
Wigan
Graham Marshall
Olivia Williams
Steve Tyrell
Phil Clarke
Emma Mooney
Dean Gilmore
Jude Riddings
Geoff Oldfield
(Please contact Alex Bielecki)
Cathy Robinson
07789 031488
07813 007566
07984 454458
07730 814162
07800 672501
07768 960056
07527 387388
TBC
07793 837083
07887 496044
School Games Organisers Group
Borough
Bolton
Bury
Manchester
Oldham
Rochdale
Salford
Stockport
Tameside
Trafford
Wigan
Borough Child Protection Officers
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Venue Addresses:
Eastlands Regional Arena (Sport City)
Gate 13
Rowsley Street
Manchester
M11 3FF
Stuart Street
Manchester
M11 4DQ
Amaechi Centre
Wilbraham Road
Manchester
Lancashire
M16 8GW
Armitage Centre
Moseley Road
Fallowfield
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M14 6HE
Sugden Centre
114 Grosvenor Street
Manchester
M1 7HL
2 Booth Street
East Ardwick
Manchester
M13 9SS
Broughton Park Rugby Club
2 Houghend Crescent
Manchester
M21 7TL
60 Grey Mare Lane
Manchester
M11 3DS
Sportcity Gate 2
Manchester
M11 3FF
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Sugden Centre – Volleyball & Manchester Aquatics Centre – Swimming and Waterpolo
Sugden Centre –
Volleyball & Table Tennis
Competitions
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Sugden Centre coach drop off &
pick up on Grosvenor Street
coach drop off & pick up on Booth
Street East
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NCP Car Park – Car Parking for
spectators is free, get your ticket
stamped at the aquatics centre
reception
Manchester Aquatics Centre – All swimming and water polo competitions.
12 disabled bays are available in the in the car park directly at the front of the
entrance for disabled athletes (first come, first serve).
Free parking is available at the NCP across the road. Please note this for cars
only, no mini buses permitted.
Eastlands Site – Opening Ceremony/ VIP Reception/ Sportshall Athletics/ Squash /Boccia /Tennis /
All teams to enter event car park 2
(North) off Alan Turing Way
(A6010)
Disabled
access/parking via
Gate 13 – Car
Park 5
Event Parking for all
competitions (Blue)
Tennis & Boccia
Route for Opening Ceremony
From Car Park 2, participants will
make their way up Joe Mercer way
into City Square, round Eastlands
Way and into the Outdoor Athletics
Arena. Marshals will be present to
give directions.
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Opening Ceremony
Sportshall Athletics
Competition
Ashton New Road (A662) closed to event participants
(Disabled access and event organisers only)
National Cycling Centre – Gymnastics
Enter building via VIP
entrance indicated by
the arrow
Follow red arrow for route to
coach drop off zone, Main
Entrance and Spectator Parking
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Broughton Park/ Hough End Playing Fields – Rugby Union
Coach Drop off and Parking
Entrance up Houghend Crescent off
Mauldeth Road West
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Armitage Centre – Hockey/ Lacrosse
Pop Lacrosse competition
inside sportshall
Entrance to Armitage Centre
via Moseley Road (B5093).
When you get to mini round
about at the top of the road
take a right turn.
Hockey Competition
Coach drop off & Pick up
point/ Spectator parking.
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Amaechi Centre - Basketball
Entrance to the Amaechi Centre
via Wilbraham Road (A6010)
Coach drop off & Pick up point
outside Whalley Range High
School gates on Wilbraham
Road (A6010)
Free car parking for spectators
of the basketball competition
Basketball competition inside
the Amaechi Basketball Centre
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The East Manchester Academy – Table Tennis
Entrance to The East
Manchester Academy via Grey
Mare Lane
Coach drop off & Pick up
point/ Spectator parking.
Available inside the gates
that will be open on the
day for mini buses and
coaches to drop off
Table Tennis competition inside
Basketball Centre
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Event Manual - School Games

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