The 134th Wenlock Olympian Games (2020)
This is an ‘Olympic’ year and there is renewed global interest in the Wenlock Olympian Games. The schedule for the 2020 Wenlock Olympian Games events is under development. As dates are fixed, details of the events will be added to the relevant sections below.
Race on the Edge:
(To be completed)
Junior Fencing:
This event is open to under-10 boys and girls and is new to the Wenlock Olympian Society calendar. The event is organised by Steve and Ismay Cowen, who can be contacted be email here – stevecowen@aol.com.
Wenlock Relays:
The event is organised by Camilla Stewart who can be contacted here: camillamstewart@outlook.com.
Bowls:
(To be completed)
Triathlon:
(To be completed)
Kwik Cricket:
(To be completed)
Volleyball:
(To be completed)
Schools Hockey:
(To be completed)
Badminton:
(To be completed)
Netball:
(To be completed)
Tennis:
(To be completed)
Archery:
(To be completed)
Athletics:
(To be completed)
Road Race: Sunday 12th July
This is a challenging 7-mile race on the country roads around Much Wenlock. The race starts and finishes at the Gaskell Field next to William Brookes School. Further details including an entry form can be found here: Road Race 2020
Fencing:
(To be completed)
Gliding: 13th to 17th July
This event will take place at the Midland Gliding Club on the Long Mynd near Church Stretton. Further details can be found here. Gliding 2020
Golf:
(To be completed)
Safeguarding
Everyone who takes part in WOS events is entitled to participate in an enjoyable and safe environment.
We will do our best to ensure that all event organisers, members, volunteers and officials, follow safeguarding advice as set out by their respective governing bodies; e.g athletics events will follow ‘best practice’ as set out by UK Athletics Ltd. We will ensure that all event organisers pay full attention to their safeguarding responsibilities.
All children are entitled to a duty of care and to be protected from abuse. Abuse can occur anywhere. Wherever children are involved in athletics or live arts, there are adults involved and there is always the possibility that there are some individuals abusing their power over children. However, it is important to keep a sense of perspective and proportion between any benefits and any risks involved.
Best practise benefits everyone but most importantly, it ensures that children and vulnerable adults who choose to participate in our events have a safe and fun experience.
Our safeguarding policy document is available to download here: Wenlock Olympian Society Safeguarding Policy
If you have any concerns whatsoever or questions surrounding safeguarding, please contact louiseparker44@gmail.
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