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Sports are part of culture, and perhaps the most prominent example of sport culture and society is the Olympic Games, which are more than 2,700 years old. Sports are part of culture, and perhaps the most prominent example of sport culture and society is the Olympic Games, which are more than 2,700 years old.
Miss Jowell herself said: 'The demise of the Sports Day has mirrored the demise of sport in school. 'Its image is stuck in the 1950s with a mental picture of reluctant participants, stood freezing. beside a track, waiting for their turn in hell to be over.'That is not what school sport is about in the 21st century.Sport competes with TV, PlayStations and computers for the attention of young people today. 'Sports Day should be about making people feel included and enabling those children who have sporting talent to express that in vibrant and healthy competition.'.ut Sports Day back on track, schools are told. by DAVID HUGHES, Daily Mail. Every school in the country is to be encouraged to hold a Sports Day in a dramatic attempt to reverse the decline in competitive sports.