Traditional Festival Y6
2026-05-15 13:00 - 15:00 (Europe/London) | Devonshire Wreck, 103 Devonshire Rd, Chorley, Lancashire, PR7 2DJ, United Kingdom
Traditional Games Festival 🤸‍♀️
Get ready for a day of classic fun at the Traditional Games Festival! This event is a celebration of timeless games that will get everyone moving and smiling. Our mission is to boost health and well-being by making physical activity a joyful and memorable experience for every child. This is a fantastic chance for pupils to try something new, build teamwork, and make great memories. Let’s get active the old-fashioned way! ✨
Objective: To increase confidence, engagement, and physical activity levels among pupils who are less active or less engaged in PE, promoting overall health and well-being.
Intent: To provide a positive and inclusive sporting experience that helps children achieve their 60 active minutes for the day.
Target Audience: Each school is invited to nominate a mixed-gender team of ten children from Year 6, who are less active or less engaged in physical education.
Please select pupils who:

Have not previously represented the school in sport.
Are not currently working at the expected level in PE.
Are capable of working in a team.
Will represent the school in a mature and respectful manner.
Are willing to try new activities and learn.

Event Format:

Pupils will take part in a series of different traditional games and skill-building activities.
The event will be a carousel of fun, inclusive games that may include classics like tag, skipping, or tug-of-war.
All equipment will be provided.

Logistics:

Pupils should arrive in school PE kit and trainers.
Schools are responsible for their own transport and supervision.
For drop-off and pick-up, please use the designated car park.
Water only – no energy drinks or juice.

H+B Cross Country
2026-05-19 16:00 - 17:00 | Rivington & Blackrod High School, Rivington Lane, Rivington, Bolton, Greater Manchester, BL67RU, United Kingdom
Not for Chorley Schools.
Y3/4 – 4 Boys & 4 Girls make a team, Max of 8 per gender & age – 19th May – @Rivington & Blackrod High School Lower Field – 4.10pm till 4.30pm.
Y5/6 – 4 Boys & 4 Girls make a team, Max of 8 per gender & age – 19th May – @Rivington & Blackrod High School Lower Field – 4.30pm till 5pm.

Leadership - Orienteering Y5&6 🧭
2026-05-20 15:00 - 18:00 | Astley Park, PR7 1XA
Please meet us next to the bowls / tennis court at 3.50pm.
Objective:
Develop leadership, character, life skills
Create positive experiences
Build social skills and connection
Improve knowledge and understanding of sport and physical activity
Target Audience:
Leaders that would like to help CSSP staff run the orienteering event
Event Format:

Pupils will compete against other schools who are all setting off at different times.
Points will be collected from each station and totalled alongside the finishing time to give an overall score
All equipment will be provided, and the competition will be run by qualified CSSP staff.
Leaders will be marshalling the orienteering route.

Logistics:

Leaders should wear trainers.
A water bottle is required. Under NO circumstances may energy drinks & juice be brought into the hall
School PE kit to be worn.
Leaders are responsible for their own transport.

Y5&6 Orienteering
2026-05-20 15:30 - 18:00 | Astley Park, PR7 1XA
Objective:
Engage new/target groups of young people
Promote success and achievement
Target Audience:
Children that want to compete in Orienteering for their school team in a competitive environment 🗺
Please select pupils who:

Have an understanding of the orienteering rules
Will represent the school in a mature and respectful manner.
Are new to the sport and want to develop their map reading skills.

Event Format:

Pupils will compete against other schools who are all setting off at different times.
Points will be collected from each station and totalled alongside the finishing time to give an overall score
All equipment will be provided, and the competition will be run by qualified CSSP staff.

Logistics:

Pupils should wear trainers.
A water bottle is required. Under NO circumstances may energy drinks & juice be brought into the area
Teams should bring their own stopwatches.
School PE kit to be worn.
Schools are responsible for their own transport and supervision.

Key Outcomes:

Experiencing a competition environment.
Encourage teamwork and resilience.
Show respect to all others involved.

Leadership - Bee Stingers Netball League
2026-05-21 15:30 - 18:00 | Holy Cross High School, Myles Standish Way, Chorley, PR7 3LS, United Kingdom
Objective:
Develop leadership, character, life skills
Create positive experiences
Build social skills and connection
Improve knowledge and understanding of sport and physical activity
Target Audience:
Leaders that would like to help CSSP staff run the Netball League, roles include umpiring, manning lines and scorers.
Event Format:

Pupils will compete against other schools. 🏆
All equipment will be provided, and the competition will be run by qualified CSSP staff

Logistics:

Leaders should wear trainers.
A water bottle is required. Under NO circumstances may energy drinks & juice be brought onto the courts
School PE kit to be worn.
Leaders are responsible for their own transport.

OAA Festival Y3&4
2026-05-22 13:00 - 15:00 | Astley Park, PR7 1XA
Outdoor Adventure Festival 🗺️
Get ready for an exciting day of challenges and collaboration at the Outdoor Adventure Festival! This event is a fantastic opportunity to step out of the classroom and into a world of problem-solving and teamwork. We’re on a mission to build confidence and communication skills through a series of fun outdoor activities. It’s all about working together, trying new things, and discovering a new kind of fun. Let’s get outside and get active! ✨
Objective: To increase confidence, engagement, and physical activity levels among pupils, using outdoor adventure activities to promote problem-solving and teamwork.
Intent: Develop leadership, character and life skills
Target Audience: Each school is invited to nominate a mixed-gender team of ten children from Year 3 & 4, who are less active or less engaged in physical education.
Please select pupils who:

Have not previously represented the school in sport.
Are not currently working at the expected level in PE.
Are capable of working in a team.
Will represent the school in a mature and respectful manner.
Are willing to try new activities and learn.

Event Format:

Pupils will take part in a series of outdoor adventure activities, such as orienteering, problem-solving challenges, and teamwork games.
The event will be a carousel of fun, inclusive activities focused on collaboration.
All necessary equipment will be provided.

Logistics:

Pupils should arrive in school PE kit and trainers.
Schools are responsible for their own transport and supervision.
For drop-off and pick-up, please use the designated car park.
Water only – no energy drinks or juice.

Adult Learn
2026-05-26 10:30 - 12:00 | St Peter’s Primary School, Eaves Lane, CHORLEY, LANCASHIRE, PR6 0DX, United Kingdom

Family Ride
2026-05-26 12:30 - 14:30 | St Peter’s Primary School, Eaves Lane, CHORLEY, LANCASHIRE, PR6 0DX, United Kingdom

Child Learn - Session One
2026-05-27 09:00 - 10:30 | St Peter’s Primary School, Eaves Lane, CHORLEY, LANCASHIRE, PR6 0DX, United Kingdom
Please note we will be filming during this session.

Child Learn - Session Two
2026-05-27 11:00 - 12:30, 2026-05-28 11:00 - 12:30 | St Peter’s Primary School, Eaves Lane, CHORLEY, LANCASHIRE, PR6 0DX, United Kingdom

Child Learn - Session One
2026-05-28 09:00 - 10:30 | St Peter’s Primary School, Eaves Lane, CHORLEY, LANCASHIRE, PR6 0DX, United Kingdom

Leadership - Secondary Tag Rugby Festival 🏉
2026-06-02 15:30 - 17:30 | Chorley Panthers RLFC, Chisnall Ln, Coppull, Chorley, PR7 5EA, United Kingdom
Objective: To increase confidence, engagement, and physical activity levels among pupils, using tag rugby to promote teamwork, respect, and skill development.
Target Audience: Each school is invited to nominate a mixed-gender team of ten children from Yr7&8, who are less active or less engaged in physical education.
Event Format:

Pupils will take part in a series of tag rugby games and skill-building activities, such as passing drills, running lines, and defending.
The event will be a carousel of fun, inclusive games focused on participation and skill development.
All necessary equipment will be provided.
Leaders will be involved with refereeing and supporting participation.

Logistics:

Leaders should wear trainers.
A water bottle is required. Under NO circumstances may energy drinks & juice be brought.
School PE kit to be worn.
Leaders are responsible for their own transport.

Secondary Tag Rugby Festival Yr7&8
2026-06-02 15:45 - 17:00 | Chorley Panthers RLFC, Chisnall Ln, Coppull, Chorley, PR7 5EA, United Kingdom
Tag Rugby Festival 🏉
Get ready for a day of teamwork, speed, and fun at the Tag Rugby Festival! This event is a brilliant opportunity for pupils to get active and learn the basics of rugby in a safe and engaging way. We’re on a mission to build confidence and communication skills while promoting the core values of the sport: teamwork, respect, and enjoyment. It’s all about working together, scoring tries, and making great memories. Let’s get on the pitch! ✨
Objective: To increase confidence, engagement, and physical activity levels among pupils, using tag rugby to promote teamwork, respect, and skill development.
Intent: Engage new target groups of young people
Target Audience: Each school is invited to nominate a mixed-gender team of ten children from Yr7&8, who are less active or less engaged in physical education.
Please select pupils who:

Have not previously represented the school in a competitive capacity.
Are not currently working at the expected level in PE.
Are capable of working in a team.
Will represent the school in a mature and respectful manner.
Are willing to try new activities and learn.

Event Format:

Pupils will take part in a series of tag rugby games and skill-building activities, such as passing drills, running lines, and defending.
The event will be a carousel of fun, inclusive games focused on participation and skill development.
All necessary equipment will be provided.

Logistics:

Pupils should arrive in school PE kit and trainers.
Schools are responsible for their own transport and supervision.
For drop-off and pick-up, please use the designated car park.
Water only – no energy drinks or juice.

Leadership Academy Training Course - Rugby
2026-06-03 15:45 - 17:15 | Albany Academy, A6 Bolton road, Chorley, PR7 3AY, United Kingdom

Leadership - Primary Tag Rugby Festival 🏉 (cancelled)
2026-06-04 15:30 - 17:30 | Chorley Panthers RLFC, Chisnall Ln, Coppull, Chorley, PR7 5EA, United Kingdom
CANCELLED

Objective: To increase confidence, engagement, and physical activity levels among pupils, using tag rugby to promote teamwork, respect, and skill development.
Target Audience: Each school is invited to nominate a mixed-gender team of ten children from KS2, who are less active or less engaged in physical education.
Event Format:

Pupils will take part in a series of tag rugby games and skill-building activities, such as passing drills, running lines, and defending.
The event will be a carousel of fun, inclusive games focused on participation and skill development.
All necessary equipment will be provided.
Leaders will be involved with refereeing and supporting participation.

Logistics:

Leaders should wear trainers.
A water bottle is required. Under NO circumstances may energy drinks & juice be brought.
School PE kit to be worn.
Leaders are responsible for their own transport.

Tag Rugby Festival KS2 (cancelled)
2026-06-04 15:45 - 17:00 | Chorley Panthers RLFC, Chisnall Ln, Coppull, Chorley, PR7 5EA, United Kingdom
CANCELLED

Tag Rugby Festival 🏉
Get ready for a day of teamwork, speed, and fun at the Tag Rugby Festival! This event is a brilliant opportunity for pupils to get active and learn the basics of rugby in a safe and engaging way. We’re on a mission to build confidence and communication skills while promoting the core values of the sport: teamwork, respect, and enjoyment. It’s all about working together, scoring tries, and making great memories. Let’s get on the pitch! ✨
Objective: To increase confidence, engagement, and physical activity levels among pupils, using tag rugby to promote teamwork, respect, and skill development.
Intent: Engage new target groups of young people
Target Audience: Each school is invited to nominate a mixed-gender team of ten children from KS2, who are less active or less engaged in physical education.
Please select pupils who:

Have not previously represented the school in a competitive capacity.
Are not currently working at the expected level in PE.
Are capable of working in a team.
Will represent the school in a mature and respectful manner.
Are willing to try new activities and learn.

Event Format:

Pupils will take part in a series of tag rugby games and skill-building activities, such as passing drills, running lines, and defending.
The event will be a carousel of fun, inclusive games focused on participation and skill development.
All necessary equipment will be provided.

Logistics:

Pupils should arrive in school PE kit and trainers.
Schools are responsible for their own transport and supervision.
For drop-off and pick-up, please use the designated car park.
Water only – no energy drinks or juice.

PLT Day
2026-06-08 09:00 - 15:00 | Anderton Centre, New Road, Chorley, Lancashire, PR6 9HG, United Kingdom
Annual networking and CPD day for all PE subject leaders, lunch provided.

Leadership Academy Training Course - Rounders umpiring
2026-06-08 15:45 - 17:15 | Holy Cross High School, Myles Standish Way, Chorley, PR7 3LS, United Kingdom

Leadership - Hockey Umpiring Course
2026-06-09 15:30 - 17:00 | Holy Cross High School, Myles Standish Way, Chorley, PR7 3LS, United Kingdom
On completion Leaders should:

Acquire some basic knowledge of how to communicate effectively; how, where and when to play effective advantage and where they should be positioned to be able to make accurate decisions.

Have the opportunity to practise umpiring, turning the knowledge just acquired into skills

H+B Tennis Festival
2026-06-09 16:00 - 17:30 | St Joseph’s High School, Chorley New Road, Horwich, Bolton, Greater Manchester, BL66HW, United Kingdom
Not for Chorley Schools.
Year 2 – 8 in a Squad – 9th June – @St Josephs High School – 4pm till 5.30pm.

Y3&4 Quad Kids
2026-06-10 13:00 - 15:00 | Westway sports hub, West Way, Chorley, PR7 1FG, United Kingdom
Objective:
Championing physical literacy
Promote success and achievement
Improve knowledge and understanding of sport and physical activity
Target Audience:
Children that want to compete in Athletics for their school team in a competitive environment 🏃‍♀️
Please select pupils who:

Have an understanding of the athletics events.
Will represent the school in a mature and respectful manner.

Event Format:

Pupils will compete against other schools in different pools.
Points will be collected from each station and totalled to give an overall score 🏆
All equipment will be provided, and the competition will be run by qualified CSSP staff.

Logistics:

Pupils should wear trainers / running spikes.
A water bottle is required. Under NO circumstances may energy drinks & juice be brought into the area
School PE kit to be worn.
Schools are responsible for their own transport and supervision.

Key Outcomes:

Experiencing a competition environment.
Show resilience.
Show respect to all others involved.

Leadership - Quad Kids
2026-06-10 15:30 - 17:30 | Westway sports hub, West Way, Chorley, PR7 1FG, United Kingdom
Objective:
Improve knowledge and understanding of sport and physical activity
Improve health and wellbeing (i.e 60 active minutes)
Promote success and achievement
Target Audience: Each school is invited to nominate a mixed-gender team of ten children from KS2.
Event Format:

Pupils will take part in 4 athletics stations
The event will be focussed on competition
All necessary equipment will be provided.
Leaders will be involved with running a station

Logistics:

Leaders should wear trainers.
A water bottle is required. Under NO circumstances may energy drinks & juice be brought.
School PE kit to be worn.
Leaders are responsible for their own transport.

Y5&6 Quad Kids
2026-06-10 16:00 - 18:00 | Westway sports hub, West Way, Chorley, PR7 1FG, United Kingdom
Objective:
Promote success and achievement
Improve knowledge and understanding of sport and physical activity
Target Audience:
Children that want to compete in Athletics for their school team in a competitive environment 🏃‍♀️
Please select pupils who:

Have an understanding of the athletics events.
Will represent the school in a mature and respectful manner.

Event Format:

Pupils will compete against other schools in different pools.
Points will be collected from each station and totalled to give an overall score 🏆
All equipment will be provided, and the competition will be run by qualified CSSP staff.

Logistics:

Pupils should wear trainers / running spikes.
A water bottle is required. Under NO circumstances may energy drinks & juice be brought into the area
School PE kit to be worn.
Schools are responsible for their own transport and supervision.

Key Outcomes:

Experiencing a competition environment.
Show resilience.
Show respect to all others involved.

Striking & Fielding Festival Y1&2
2026-06-11 09:30 - 11:30 | Westway sports hub, West Way, Chorley, PR7 1FG, United Kingdom
Striking & Fielding Festival Y1&2 🏏
Get ready for a day of teamwork, skill, and fun at the Striking and Fielding Festival! This event is a brilliant opportunity for pupils to get active and learn the basics of games like rounders and cricket in a safe and engaging way. We’re on a mission to build confidence and communication skills while promoting the core values of the sport: teamwork, respect, and enjoyment. It’s all about working together, hitting the ball, and making great memories. Let’s get on the field! ✨
Objective: To increase confidence, engagement, and physical activity levels among pupils, using striking and fielding games to promote teamwork, respect, and skill development.
Intent: Championing physical literacy
Target Audience: Each school is invited to nominate a mixed-gender team of ten children from Year 1 & 2, who are less active or less engaged in physical education.
Please select pupils who:

Have not previously represented the school in a competitive capacity.
Are not currently working at the expected level in PE.
Are capable of working in a team.
Will represent the school in a mature and respectful manner.
Are willing to try new activities and learn.

Event Format:

Pupils will take part in a series of striking and fielding games and skill-building activities, such as hitting, throwing, and catching drills.
The event will be a carousel of fun, inclusive games focused on participation and skill development.
All necessary equipment will be provided.

Logistics:

Pupils should arrive in school PE kit and trainers.
Schools are responsible for their own transport and supervision.
For drop-off and pick-up, please use the designated car park.
Water only – no energy drinks or juice.

Striking & Fielding Festival Y3&4
2026-06-11 13:00 - 15:00 | Westway sports hub, West Way, Chorley, PR7 1FG, United Kingdom
Striking & Fielding Festival Y3&4 🏏
Get ready for a day of teamwork, skill, and fun at the Striking and Fielding Festival! This event is a brilliant opportunity for pupils to get active and learn the basics of games like rounders and cricket in a safe and engaging way. We’re on a mission to build confidence and communication skills while promoting the core values of the sport: teamwork, respect, and enjoyment. It’s all about working together, hitting the ball, and making great memories. Let’s get on the field! ✨
Objective: To increase confidence, engagement, and physical activity levels among pupils, using striking and fielding games to promote teamwork, respect, and skill development.
Intent: Championing physical literacy
Target Audience: Each school is invited to nominate a mixed-gender team of ten children from Year 3 & 4, who are less active or less engaged in physical education.
Please select pupils who:

Have not previously represented the school in a competitive capacity.
Are not currently working at the expected level in PE.
Are capable of working in a team.
Will represent the school in a mature and respectful manner.
Are willing to try new activities and learn.

Event Format:

Pupils will take part in a series of striking and fielding games and skill-building activities, such as hitting, throwing, and catching drills.
The event will be a carousel of fun, inclusive games focused on participation and skill development.
All necessary equipment will be provided.

Logistics:

Pupils should arrive in school PE kit and trainers.
Schools are responsible for their own transport and supervision.
For drop-off and pick-up, please use the designated car park.
Water only – no energy drinks or juice.

Leadership - Y3&4 Golfways ⛳
2026-06-11 15:30 - 18:00 | Holy Cross High School, Myles Standish Way, Chorley, PR7 3LS, United Kingdom
Objective:
Develop leadership, character, life skills
Create positive experiences
Build social skills and connection
Improve knowledge and understanding of sport and physical activity
Target Audience:
Leaders that would like to help CSSP staff run the Golfways event

Pupils will compete against other schools travelling around different stations
Points will be collected from each station and totalled to give and overall score
Leaders will help set up the equipment station, help to lead and manage the stations and communicate with teachers and pupils
All equipment will be provided, and the competition will be run by qualified CSSP staff

Logistics:

Leaders should wear trainers.
A water bottle is required. Under NO circumstances may energy drinks & juice be brought to the event
School PE kit to be worn.
Leaders are responsible for their own transport.

Leadership - Rounders
2026-06-15 15:30 - 18:00 | Holy Cross High School, Myles Standish Way, Chorley, PR7 3LS, United Kingdom
Objective:
Improve knowledge and understanding of sport and physical activity
Improve health and wellbeing (i.e 60 active minutes)
Promote success and achievement
Target Audience: Each school is invited to nominate a mixed-gender team of children from KS2.
Event Format:

Pupils will take part in a league table of rounders fixtures
The event will be focussed on competition
All necessary equipment will be provided.
Leaders will be involved with umpiring or scoring

Logistics:

Leaders should wear trainers.
A water bottle is required. Under NO circumstances may energy drinks & juice be brought.
School PE kit to be worn.
Leaders are responsible for their own transport.

Y5&6 Rounders
2026-06-15 16:00 - 18:00 | Holy Cross High School, Myles Standish Way, Chorley, PR7 3LS, United Kingdom
Dates :
15th June
22nd June
Final :
29th June
Objective:
Promote success and achievement
Supporting transition
Improve knowledge and understanding of sport and physical activity
Target Audience:
Children that want to play rounders for their school team in a competitive environment 👟
Please select pupils who:

Have an understanding of the rounders rules.
Will represent the school in a mature and respectful manner.

Event Format:

Pupils will compete against other schools in a league style format.
The top teams in each pools will qualify for the final
All equipment will be provided, and the competition will be run by qualified CSSP staff

Logistics:

Pupils should wear trainers.
A water bottle is required. Under NO circumstances may energy drinks & juice be brought onto the courts
Teams should bring their own bats & balls to warm up with.
School PE kit to be worn.
Schools are responsible for their own transport and supervision.

Key Outcomes:

Experiencing a competition environment.
Encourage teamwork and resilience.
Show respect to all others involved.

H+B Rounders Competition
2026-06-16 16:00 - 18:00 | Rivington & Blackrod High School, Rivington Lane, Rivington, Bolton, Greater Manchester, BL67RU, United Kingdom
Not for Chorley Schools.
Y5/6 – 11 in a Squad (B/G) Max of 5 Boys – 16th June – @Rivington & Blackrod High School Lower Field – 4pm till 6pm.
