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MKPSAA Committee members:-Rachel Harper [Olney] - Chair

Roxane King - TreasurerRichard Hill [Bushfield] - Secretary

Marian Pearce [Bishop Parker]Ian Cowper [Southwood]Kate Clark [St. Monica’s]

Zoe Whitton [Tickford Park]Bruce Mehew [Holne Chase]Jim Balmbra [Holne Chase]

Carmen Comerford [St. Mary Magdalene’s]Adam Shirley [Two Mile Ash]

We would like to thank:- Marshall Milton Keynes Athletics club -

Representative:- Rick TownsendPDM -Nina SweetlandStantonbury Campus

Guardian First AidAll the children and staff at the participating schools and many

others who give their time so generously

Welcome to the 2009 Milton Keynes Primary Schools Athletics Finals, the third event in our calendar.

I hope that those of you who attended the Cross Country event in the autumn have managed to dry out and those who were at the Tug-of-War before Easter have recovered from the excitement! Many thanks to all of those involved in helping to organise, referee or marshal those events.

Congratulations to all the competitors who have trained so hard to get here today. To qualify for today’s Finals, you have reached a high standard in three very competitive Heats and are already amongst the most outstanding athletes for your age group in Milton Keynes.

Well done to all the teachers and helpers who have worked hard to train the competitors and enabled these events to take place. Thanks also to the volunteers and marshals who have helped the Organising Committee on competition days.

We are also grateful to the parents and spectators who do so much to support the competitors and their schools – we hope you have a wonderful day supporting your children.

Finally we would like to thank Stantonbury Campus and Milton Keynes Athletics Club for allowing us to use these wonderful facilities for all the events.

Good luck to all the athletes today – have fun, do your best and, win or lose, be

sporting in your attitude.

R. HarperChair of Milton Keynes Primary Schools’ Athletics Association

DATES FOR 2009 CROSS COUNTRY EVENTS

November 7th 2009November 14th 2009November 21st 2009

Venues to be confirmed

Age groups to be:Years 4-5 Juniors.Years 6 Seniors.

PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOU HAVE ONLY 6 RUNNERS PER TEAM. Only the first 4 runners count towards your total score.

Schools participating in this year’s athletics events

Bishop Parker

Broughton Fields

Bushfield

Caroline Haslett

Chestnuts

Christ the Sower

Drayton Park

Emerson Valley

Falconhurst

Gilesbrook

Green Park

Greenleys

Hanslope

Heronsgate

Holne Chase

Lavendon

Long Maedow

Loughton

Middleton

Monkston

New Bradwell

Olney

Orchard

Oxley Park

Portfields

Rickley

St. Mary Magdalene

St. Monica’s

Simpson

Southwood

Stanton

Summerfield

Tickford Park

Two Mile Ash

Water Hall

Wavendon Gate

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3 JB 75m - -

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8 SB 100m - -

9 SG 100m - -

10 SG 100m - -

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24 JG 4x100m relay

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30 JG 75m

31 SB 100m

32 SG 100m

33 JB 200m

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36 SG 200m

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38 JG 4x100m relay

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Here are a couple of action shots from a past event

General rules of the competitionWILL SUPERVISING STAFF PLEASE NOTE:

1. If your school is assisting with a specific field event please ensure that your helpers report to the event supervisor at least 10 minutes BEFORE the start time.

2. When not actually competing ALL team members MUST remain behind the perimeter barrier of the track.

3. FOOTWEAR: Only trainers or plimsolls should be worn NO SPIKES. Any other footwear could lead to disqualification.

4. Team identification letters should be worn both front and back except in tug o’ war where they should be fixed on the back only. Please ensure that these are securely fastened both top and bottom.

5. The programme is timed and we shall adhere to these timings. Please ensure that competitors reach the appropriate marshalling area at least 5 minutes before the programme time.

6. For the field events and tug o’ war, medals will be presented after the morning programme is completed.

7. A warning klaxon will be sounded prior to the start of each section of the throwing competition.

8. In the sprint and relay races competitors must stay in lane. If in the relay race the baton is dropped it may be retrieved but if another runner is impeded the offending team will be disqualified.

9. Competitors in the long jump will have their jumps measured from the actual point of take off providing that this point of take off does not start in the jumping pit.

10. At the end of the race the competitors should remain in their lane until dismissed by the chief judge.

11. Queries will only be received by the match referee from the team manager of the competing school.

12. If a problem should arise the match referee’s decision is final!

13. For schools that are smaller than 120 pupils competitors are allowed to compete in 1 track, 1 field and a relay; for all other schools competitors may only compete in 1 track or field and a relay

Marshall Milton Keynes Athletic ClubUK Athletics Track & Field Club of the Year in 2005 and 2006

On behalf of Marshall Milton Keynes Athletic Club I would like to welcome you to our home base at Stantonbury Campus Stadium. This year’s Milton Keynes Middle Schools’ Athletics Championships will again yield some excellent competition, a few surprises and many memorable moments as in previous years. I hope you enjoy a very successful day.

Milton Keynes Athletic Club has over 650 members and is one of the largest athletics clubs in Britain. It provides coaching for 9-17 year olds who have some talent and lots of motivation. The Under 11s join the Tiger Group for all-round athletics skills development, while the Under 13s join the Development Squad for increasingly specialised coaching. The Club has pioneered a programme for the long-term development of its young athletes.

With the 2012 Olympics only three years away the Club is working hard to improve its facilities and to support its outstanding athletes and coaches. We have been extraordinarily fortunate to have secured sponsorship worth £25,000 per year for the next seven years, from Marshall Amplification Ltd. This money is being used to support our athletes and coaches in the run-up to the London Games.

There are many competitive opportunities for all ages from 11 upwards. The Club competes in the Eastern Young Athletes’ League and in the National Young Athletes’ League with competition for Under 13s, Under 15s and Under 17s, with sufficient competition to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to compete for the Club. The Southern Women’s League has competition for Under 15 Girls, Under 17 and Senior Women, while the Under 20 Men and Women take part in the National Junior League. The Club has also had success in cross country running, having won the Chiltern Cross Country League, with races for all age groups, for the last nine years.

The successes of our young athletes, from European Indoor Silver-medalist, Craig Pickering (60m) and European Long Jump Silver-medalist, Greg Rutherford (Long Jump), National Champions Kadi-Ann Thomas (100m and 200m), Rachel Gibbens (Pole Vault), Will Lambourne (Multi events), Chris Clarke (200m and 400m), Joey Duck (200m Indoors), and with many other medalists and finalists in these Championships, are due to the excellence of our coaching staff in nurturing the talents of over 200 young members. If your child has some talent and lots of motivation we hope you will encourage him or her to come along to our training sessions at this stadium on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6.00pm to 8.30pm (different coaching groups meet at different times during this period). If you need further information please contact our Junior Development Officers, John Tait (Boys) on 201792 ([email protected]), or David Millett (Girls) on 691076 ([email protected])

If you want to see the sort of activities that the Club is involved with you can visit our website on http://www.mkac.org.uk where a wealth of information on the club, its fixtures and results can be found. There is also an excellent Newsletter that is published four or five times a year, that is available to all Club members.

Mick Bromilow

Chair. Marshall Milton Keynes AC

[email protected]

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