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Case Studies . To learn to analyse each activity at each stage of the sporting development. Cricket. Case Study 3: Athletics. Using the format of your choice ( powerpoint pres/ publisher leaflet/ newsletter/ word commentary or anything applicable).

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Case Studies

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  1. Case Studies To learn to analyse each activity at each stage of the sporting development Cricket

  2. Case Study 3: Athletics Using the format of your choice (powerpointpres/ publisher leaflet/ newsletter/ word commentary or anything applicable)

  3. You must collate information on the following: • Village cricket (Kent, Sussex and Hampshire). Social classes playing together (feudal class system). Early emergence of clubs. The bat and ball Inn. MCC. Popular Recreation • Cricket through the 3 stages (stage 2 clean up process) Values and status of cricket in the public schools. Public Schools/ Universities • William Clark XI. Class divisions. WG Grace. The Ashes. Rational Recreation • Factors that have helped develop athletics in the UK and the impact of these factors on contemporary participation and performance (table pg 77) Chance to shine and Kolpac ruling. Opportunity/ provision/ esteem

  4. Participation and barriers to participation today Factors that have helped develop Cricket and the impact of these factors on contemporary participation and performance (OPE)

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