Monday, 3 November 2014

Sportsmanship - on the sporting field and in everyday life

A description of what sportsmanship is and one example of how you have demonstrated sportsmanship this year.


Sportsmanship is about demonstrating fairness, respecting others, and being kind and compassionate to everyone. During sports, you can have good sportsmanship by playing by the rules, shaking hands after each game, respect and encourage others, etc. I demonstrated sportsmanship this year by shaking hands after each game, and congratulating or saying "Well done," or "Good game," to teammates and the opposing teams.


3 ways that you can demonstrate sportsmanship in PE or on the sporting field.


  • You can abide the game rules throughout the whole game.
  • You can shake hands and congratulate the opposing team at the end of the game.
  • You can try to avoid arguments, and co-operate with your team.


2 ways that you can demonstrate sportsmanship in everyday life.

  • Be polite, compassionate and modest.
  • Don't gloat/boast/brag about your abilities.


1 new way that you can demonstrate sportsmanship.


I can acknowledge and compliment good players after/during a game.

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