At Atlas Games, our calendar of events is built for every child, from every school. Whether it's a competitive tournament, an inclusive festival, or an outdoor adventure, there's something for everyone to enjoy — and plenty of opportunities to shine.
Over the past five years, we've celebrated countless moments of excitement and achievement — the cheers of triumph, the shouts of encouragement, and the laughter that fills every venue we visit. From high-energy team sports to orienteering at Westonbirt Arboretum, every event brings children together to learn new skills, build friendships and experience the joy of being active.
Each day on our calendar is a new adventure — a chance to grow in confidence, show respect, build resilience and celebrate success, both on and off the field. Because at Atlas Games, it's not just about sport — it's about giving every child the chance to belong, achieve and thrive.
A great introduction into football for KS1 children with a coaching session followed by matches in this development event to build ability and confidence.
District event to test our strongest runners against each other. This event also provides qualifiers for the County Final in the Spring and a pathway to the National races.
A brilliant event for our younger cohort, developing their coordination, game-play understanding, exposing them to competitive play against fellow schools and giving a taste of the events to come in later years.
A competitive event for our keen rugby players, battling it out to be crowned district champions and qualify for the District final.
Gearing up our athletes for the KS2 events this development event is great for challenging the KS1 children and providing an understanding of competing in athletics.
A designated SEN event with teams playing boccia matches against each other to be crowned the district champions.
A great opportunity for KS1 children to build confidence, competence, skill, ability and knowledge of a number of activities in this station based event.
An opportunity for SEN children and those developing their ability to engage in a range of activities to build skill, knowledge, confidence and competence in physical activity.
Teams of children aim to complete the course in the quickest time possible to win the event, making their way around the beautiful Stratford Park and finding the controls.
Completing a range of movements on the floor and a vault routine the gymnasts compete against each other to help their team gain as many points as possible.
KS2 players compete in small-sided games in this packed schedule to be crowned district champions, brilliantly designed so all players have plenty of game time and touches on the ball.
Both small and large schools compete in separate events with all strokes covered in the quest to be district champions, these races are super exciting with finger tips making fine margins!!
Y3/4 and Y5/6 children compete in small and large school competitions with the hope they can be district champions and qualify for the district finals. The game-play, movement and skills are to be admired.
An opportunity for schools to have our coaches visit their school setting to deliver Shonk ball, a great game to develop striking and fielding ability.
This ever popular event is great for exposing players to this hybrid sport, developing their handling skills, team play and understanding of the game, development event.
Two boys and two girls make up a team where they race against fellow teams to record the quickest time collectively across the challenging course, the bike handling skills combined with athleticism is something to be seen!!
The mix of biking and running with athletes recording the quickest possible time to complete the course both on bike and by foot to win the event.
A competitive event with mixed teams, developing their ability whilst also aiming to be the winners and champions in the district.
A great and fun development event with as many games as possible packed into the morning, dipping, dodging and ducking is the order of the day!!
Athletes compete in a 50m sprint, mini-howler throw, 400m run, standing long jump gaining points for their team and hoping to win the medals!!
Small and large school compete in separate events to be the district champions. With boys and girls designated sprints, relays, mixed relays, ball throw and long jump all athletes will be tested against the best.
A great finale to the year, school perform their routine to the audience to showcase their year's hard work with amazing performances.
