The Rio Olympics and Paralympics What are sporting values?

Build a peaceful and better world The Olympic values: Build a peaceful and better world through sport Joy of effort Fair play Respect for others Pursuit of excellence Balance between body, will and mind Based on the five educational values of Olympism

Olympic values: what do they mean? Joy of effort Fair play Respect for others Young people: challenge themselves and each other in physical activities; develop physical, behaviour and learning skills. Fair play is an important value in sport and in the wider world. Learning fair play behaviour in sport helps develop fair play in life. Young people: respect diversity and are peaceful in their behaviour; promote peace and international understanding. Definitions adapted from http://www.englandrugby.com/about-the-rfu/core-values/#

Olympic values: what do they mean? Pursuit of excellence Balance between body, will and mind Trying for excellence helps young people: make positive and healthy choices; work for the very best they can be and do. Learning takes place in the body as well as the mind, and helps develop our sense of right and wrong. Definitions adapted from http://www.englandrugby.com/about-the-rfu/core-values/#

Global values for pupils Thinking about Fairness and social justice how fair or unfair the world is what a fairer world might look like, how to make it fairer Responsibility who has the responsibility to act and why Care whether caring for others matters, and what it really means Self esteem developing pupils’ confidence and self-esteem the importance of self-esteem to other people Diversity valuing the culture, experiences and views of others Respect the importance of respect for others respecting different viewpoints about the world Empathy other people’s experiences, and learning from them Curiosity finding out about the world, and our place in it.

Global values for countries Examples Freedom Safety Fairness The rule of law Respect Equality Care Citizenship