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1. THE INTRAMURAL PROGAM

2. - The term “intramural” simply means “within the walls.” - Intramural program is an extension of the physical education instructional program Purpose of an Intramural Program - develop the motor skills of the students while helping them to be healthy. - promotes fun, safe and structured play experiences that promote the physical, mental and social development of every child. - encourage involvement of all students in physical activity .

3. Objectives of an Intramural Program - Provide an opportunity to participate in sport and recreational activities without regard for high performance skill or ability. - Provide activities in a safe and professionally supervised environment. - Nurture a healthy spirit of competition, sportsmanship and teamwork. - Enhance social interaction. - Expose students to leisure activities that will contribute to an active lifestyle and enhance physical fitness. - Provide an opportunity to practice and internalize the skills, attitudes, and knowledge acquired in the physical education class.

4. What Are Intramural Programs? - These programs are opportunities to play both team and individual sports on a regular basis for a period of time (a season). - They are held within the school (teams do not play others outside the school). - Major goal is participation, not winning. - Emphasis is on playing the game, not practice or instruction. Modifying Play - Ways in which play can be modified: - Number of players - Amount of equipment - Size of court or field - Game time - Rules defining what players can and cannot do

5. Activities for the Intramural Competition Keeping in mind the facilities, time and finances available for completing the competitions, major and minor games shall be included in the competition. Time and Type of Competition The Intramural competition shall be conducted throughout the year. But heavy programmed of intramural should be in the first and second term. Officials Officials should be well-versed with rules of the game/sport including the level of participants, the objectives of the programmed, and the organization's philosophy of competition, so that they enhance the programmed. They should be fair and transparent in their decisions so that they are accepted by the participants.

6. Awards Some kind of recognition must be given to the winners in each activity and to the intramural champions. Student Leadership -This experience contributes to the development of the student. -Student leaders are needed in order for programs to be conducted more efficiently. Student leaders can serve a variety of functions within the intramural program: -As representatives on the physical activity program council -As captains of teams -As officials

7. Student Officials -Train officials to respond consistently, decisively, and assertively. -Evaluate the officials -Provide officials with professional attire and equipment. -Support the officials in conflicts with players and in disciplining players who cannot accept the decisions of officials. -Make sure that all players have access to game rules, and have officials clarify any confusing rules to players or teams.

8. Intramural activities (1) Major games:  Volleyball, Hockey, Cricket, Basketball, Kabaddi, Swimming, Athletics, Cycling, Wresting, Football, (2) Minor games:  Shuttle run, Kho-Kho, Circle game, Tag game, Roller skating, potato race, sack race and three-legged race (3) Rhythmic:   Lazium , Dumb bell, Marching, Folk dance, Group dance, Solo dance, and rhythmic gymnastics (4) Creative Activities:  painting, drawing, Sculpturing, Making models. (5) Combative Activities:  Boxing, Judo, Taekwondo, Karate

9. Leader in running school sports intramurals General Manager - the highest official of the intramural; usually the principal. Athletic Manager - assists the General Manager, especially in managing the sports competition Technical Officials students who have the knowledge to officiate a certain sports event. Tournament Managers assists the Athletic Manager in running the different sports events . Tournament coordinator -see to it that ground facilities and equipment are ready before the schedule of games Records - in charge of all official records and results

10. Things the organization should consider carefully -Schedule -Eligibility -Financing -System in determining the over all champion -Awards -Protests and forfeitures -Publicity -Officiating officials -Others activities

11. ACTIVITIES IN SCHOOL PROGRAM DEFINITION OF SCHOOL ACTIVITIES The term "school activities" applies to a wide range of skill-based games, strategies and interactive activities that support students’ educational development. PURPOSE OF HAVING A SCHOOL ACTIVITY - Students experience leadership opportunities that help them grow into well-rounded adults. - Activities expand interactions among students, who are likely to interact with others who are different from them. - Enhance students' understanding, skill or effectiveness in a specific area by engaging multiple styles of learning. - School activities also serve to infuse fun into learning as well as bolster student confidence and the ability to think critically

12. Two types of school activities Co-curricular activities refer to activities, programs, and learning experiences that complement, in some way, what students are learning in school—i.e., experiences that are connected to or mirror the academic curriculum. Co-curricular Activities Quizbee /Quiz bowl Essay test Sci-art Debate Benefits of co-curricular Activities These activities help students to develop problem-solving, reasoning, critical thinking, creative thinking, communication, and collaborative abilities.

13. Extracurricular activities may be offered or coordinated by a school, but may not be explicitly connected to academic learning.    Extracurricular Activities They are practiced outside classroom inside school. - Sports including; soccer, basketball, baseball, scooter, racing, hockey, swimming. - Performing arts,including ; dance,drama , ballet,choir,and band. - Creative arts including;painting , drawing and crafts   Benefits of Extracurricular Activities Offer kids the opportunity to develop closer friends than they might make in school, due to shared interests Build teamwork and problem-solving skills Help children develop emotional regulation that carries over to the classroom Encourage superior academic performance

14. COMMITEES TO BE ORGANIZED   Various committees are formed for systematic and smooth conduct of competition / tournament.   1. Committee for publicity The committee for publicity announces the date, venues and sports even advance information to the institution and printing etc. Its main responsibility is to advertise the sports events.  2. Transports committee  This committee is responsible for providing the facilities regarding transportation of various team to the venue of sports event or to the place of boarding and loading as the case may be.  3. Boarding and loading committee  Boarding and loading committee is responsible for making necessary arrangement for providing accommodation and serving meals to the sports persons and officials.  4. Ceremony and Decoration Committee   Decoration and ceremony committee is responsible for the decoration of the sports area of the stadium. It is also responsible to make the necessary arrangements for the opening ceremony, victory ceremony and closing ceremony of the game/sports meet. This committee also makes arrangements for trophies, medals and certificates.

15. 5. Ground and equipment committee  This committee is responsible for making the grounds or laying out the track and field this committee also makes necessary arrangements of equipment related to the games / athletic meet. 6. Reception committee  The members of this committee are responsible to welcome the chief guests at the opening and closing ceremonies it is also the duty of this committee to welcome the other quests and spectators.  7. Committee for official  This committee select various officials such as referees judges recorders starters marshals track umpires time keepers and lap scorers for athletic meet and referee umpires time keeper’s recorders and judges etc.  8. Announcement committee  This committee is solely responsible for making various announcement during the sport meet or games this committee announces regarding opening and closing ceremonies.  9. First aid committee   First aid committee is headed by a well-qualified doctor this committee provide first aid to the victim or affected athlete/ sports person immediately.

16. Intramural Scheduling Schedule Scheduling is determined by a variety of factors including the number of teams involved, the availability of facilities and the event’s time frame. Depending on the type of activity, schedule formats. Game Check-In -Teams are expected to be ready to check in with the scorekeeper or supervisor 10 minutes prior to their scheduled game time and captains are expected to be ready to meet with the game officials. Teams should be ready to play immediately following this meeting. Grace Period -If a team does not have the required amount of minimum players by game time, there will be a grace period of 10 minutes. There must be at least one player checked-in for the allowed grace period. Cancelling/Postponing Games Due to unavoidable circumstances it may become necessary to cancel or postpone intramural games. Games may also be cancelled due to poor and/or unsafe field/court conditions.

17. Pre- games activity -Prepare the list of sports events to be played. -List down available facilities and equipment. -Prepare the entry forms of the participants. -Prepare the different forms to be used in each event. -Prepare the guidelines for the participating teams. -Prepare the format for the team gallery.

18. Tournament Formats Single Elimination Format A single-elimination, knockout, or sudden death tournament is a type of elimination tournament where the loser of each match-up is immediately eliminated from the tournament. Each winner will play another in the next round, until the final match-up, whose winner becomes the tournament champion. Double Elimination Format   A system in which the competitors are broken into two sets of brackets, the winners bracket and losers bracket after the first round. The first-round winners proceed into the winners bracket and the losers proceed into the losers bracket. The winner bracket is conducted in the same manner as a Single-Elimination tournament, except that the losers of each round move into the losers bracket. Eventually, the last player standing in the winner’s bracket and the loser's bracket face off against each other in a final. Round Robin Format   Is a sports competition where each player or team competes against every other player or team; each contestant faces off against the other contestant in turn. A round-robin tournament differs from an elimination tournament in that participants are eliminated after a set number of losses. The term round-robin comes from the French term ruban , which means “ribbon.” Double Round Robin Format Is a draw format that uses a  round robin tournament bracket  and repeats the matchups a second time. All participants play each other twice in the same order .

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