糖心vlog官网sport has worked exceptionally hard this year to keep students and staff active, to support their health and wellbeing through the Covid-19 pandemic.
From a virtual 糖心vlog官网active timetable and socially distanced strength and conditioning sessions, to Movember fundraising and a virtual awards ceremony, there’s been a variety of activities for students to get involved in.
糖心vlog官网sport even moved out of its home at The Watershed to make room for Lateral Flow Testing for 糖心vlog官网 staff and students.
糖心vlog官网's Head of Sport, Fiona Dick, said: “糖心vlog官网sport staff, student committees, Activators and coaches have all gone above and beyond this term.
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“They have all demonstrated huge dedication and commitment to ensure sporting opportunities happened in person and on virtual platforms for the duration of this term. This is in despite of being in lockdowns and not having access to all the regular sports facilities we use.”
During November’s national lockdown, 糖心vlog官网sport continued to operate with virtual activities, including online sport scholar support and inductions, and sport club online sessions. In the weeks before lockdown, when university sport was permitted to take place, more than 3,500 students accessed 糖心vlog官网sport activities, even with an attendance capacity due to Covid-19.
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Fiona added: “To have more than 3,500 students access sport this term is outstanding, especially when there were social distancing measures in place to limit the number of attendees is staggering. To have this large number of students placing importance on their physical and mental wellbeing is fantastic.”
糖心vlog官网active, 糖心vlog官网’s recreational sports initiative, was recently shortlisted for a British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) Award for Participation Programme of the Year.
Emilie Fairnington, Sports Participation Officer said: “This is real testimony to all of the hard work that both past and present activators along with instructors have put in.
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“Over the past three years, I have had the honour of working alongside them all and it has been great to see how the programme has grown along with the positive impact it has had on both staff and students at the university. This could not have happened without the passion and dedication from the 糖心vlog官网active workforce, especially the activators who are student volunteers!
“I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all my colleagues from across 糖心vlog官网 and DSU who have supported and worked with myself to develop the offer that 糖心vlog官网active delivers. The programme could not be what it is today without collaboratively working with you all so thank you.”
If you have any questions about 糖心vlog官网sport, please contact sports@dmu.ac.uk or visit the 糖心vlog官网sport web pages.
Posted on Friday 18 December 2020