The Academy at Cowes Enterprise College has been awarded the prestigious School Games Gold Mark for the 2022/23 academic year.
This accolade, facilitated by the Youth Sport Trust, is a Government-led award scheme that recognises schools for their dedication to promoting competition and sports development within their institution and the wider community.
Achieving the School Games Gold Mark is a testament to Cowes Enterprise College’s commitment to fostering a culture of sportsmanship and encouraging active participation among its students.
Throughout the year, the college has excelled in various sporting disciplines, including football, netball, rugby, basketball, badminton, athletics, cross country, equestrian, and rounders.
The award recognises not only the achievements of the students but also the invaluable contributions of the young volunteers, leaders, and officials who have made the school’s competitions possible.
Cowes Enterprise College has been successful in meeting the criteria for participation, competition, workforce, and clubs, demonstrating its commitment to providing a well-rounded and inclusive sports program.
Looking ahead, Cowes Enterprise College is already gearing up for the next academic year and is eager to continue promoting a culture of sporting excellence and healthy competition.
The academy is determined to maintain its high standards and aims to apply for the School Games Gold Mark Award once again in 2024.
Principal Rachel Kitley expressed her pride in the academy’s sporting achievements, saying:
“We're delighted to have received the School Games Gold Mark Award for this academic year.
"It reflects the tremendous efforts of our PE Department and our wonderful students.
"We are extremely proud of their dedication and commitment to school sports.”
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