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Since the mid 1990s we have developed a network of sports websites and supporting toolkits, FixturesFREE, FixturesPRO, and CompetitionsPRO, and SSPWebPRO to assist people who control, coordinate and organize schools' sports.
The Toolkits
We currently offer four closely linked toolkits for schools:
- FixturesFREE
- FixturesPRO (incorporates FixturesFREE)
- CompetitionsPRO (incorporates FixturesFREE)
- SSPWebPRO - A cost effective SSP website solution
Who do the Toolkits help?
Our toolkits have been designed to meet the requirements of Schools and Sports
Partnerships by the very people involved; specifically heads of sport, PE teachers
and sports coaches, Primary Link Teachers (PLTs), School Sports Coordinators (SSCOs),
Partnership Development Managers (PDMs) and Competition Managers. Over the years we have
also captured the requirements of players, parents, supporters, sports National Governing
Bodies and the Youth Sport Trust.
What do the Toolkits do?
In outline the toolkits allow someone to organize events, communicate with schools and
keep in touch with developments as well as providing the capability to upload event news,
match fixtures and results, match reports, team and action photos, video clips and player
profiles. These then become accessible over the Internet to anyone who is and wants to remain
connected to sport. The toolkit also captures statistics required by the national framework to
monitor the effectiveness of sport overall.
Sport For All
With the global reach provided by the Internet this system takes sport outside
of the boundaries of the school play ground and sports pitches into an environment
where everyone can see what events are taking place and which teams are playing. This follows
a 'sport for all' philosophy where everyone has visibility of sports events and they can take part, either as
spectators, contributors or competitors.
To find out more, visit SchoolsSports.com