Who is our programme for?
Schools - using the Games in the classroom and wider school activities helping to make learning more relevant, interesting and fun.
Colleges and universities - there will be special programmes to involve students. Some institutions might provide additional services to support the Games.
Communities and other learning providers - in the UK and around the world will be a part of it.
Colleges and universities - there will be special programmes to involve students. Some institutions might provide additional services to support the Games.
Communities and other learning providers - in the UK and around the world will be a part of it.
The official London 2012 education programme launches in 2008.
The programme will offer children and young people in the UK and around the world ways to get involved - no matter what they are inspired by.
This section will let you know about our plans for the future and how we are progressing.
The programme will help us achieve our aims to:
- create a memorable Games experience;
- inspire young people around the world; and
- create long-term benefits for communities.
Want to get involved now?
You can also already access 'On your Marks' - our educational resources for teachers and students.
This section will let you know about our plans for the future and how we are progressing.
The programme will help us achieve our aims to:
- create a memorable Games experience;
- inspire young people around the world; and
- create long-term benefits for communities.
Want to get involved now?
You can also already access 'On your Marks' - our educational resources for teachers and students.
In this section:
Get set, go with our teaching resources about the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
We're planning educational activities to mark the Handover from Beijing in 2008.
The official domestic education programme for children and young people across the UK will launch in 2008.
The London 2012 Games will inspire and engage young people from across the world.
VeloDream is an opportunity for your school to capture the spirit of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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- Information about Government plans to maximise the benefits of London 2012 in the field of education
- Sports resources for teachers and students
- Paralympic teaching resources produced by the British Paralympic Association
- International website enabling teachers and students across the world to engage in partnerships
- The Further and Higher Education Unit for the 2012 Games
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