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Playing Field Games Regular Use Occasional Use
Oakley Hockey 2 Ch. Youth Clubs
Football 3 Youth Clubs Inter-School League games.
1 Boys' Pre¬Serv. Trg. Unit 5 youth Clubs.
3 Pre-Serv. Trg. Units
1 Scout Troop
1 Commercial College Club
Prince's Plain Netball 1 G.F.S. Club Sunday School
1 Life Brigade Club Sports
1 Youth Club
Pixfield Football Cricket 1 Wolf Cub Troop Girl Guide Rally
Rounders Netball 1 Pre-Serv. Trg. unit Children's Sports
1 Pre-Serv. Trg. Unit
1 Church Fellow.
1 Pre-Serve. Trg. Unit
Hayes Netball 1 Youth Club Hayes Annual Sports
Football 1 Jnr. Football Club
Southborough Hockey 1 Board of Trade Office Club Children's Annual Sports
Cricket Ex-Service Cricket Club
C.Grammar Girl's Youth Clubs Netball Rally
School Netball Meetings of Kent Gymnasts
Field Games and Tennis
Conclusion.
In the new and wider sphere of modern educational
development and reform, physical education will be required
to play an increasingly important part, not only in the production
of higher standards of health and physical development
among our child and adolescent population, but in educating
I the young in the social habits of fellowship and good-sportsmanship.
The high standard of provision laid down for this purpose by the Education Act of 1944 provides the opportunity for new and interesting developments, and will be a source of stimulation
and hope to all concerned in the physical welfare of the child.
GEO. H. ATKINSON.
F. H. BENTLEY.
Organisers of Physical Education.