Sport in Cardiff

Introduction Cardiff city stadium is a football stadium in area called leckwith in Wales, Cardiff also it belongs for the football team and Wales national football team. Cardiff city stadium is the second biggest stadium in Wales and that’s after they added the Ninian stand. Malaysian billionaire owns the stadium and recently the owner invested so money on the stadium to extend it because when Cardiff city football club moved up to the premier league the number of people was increasing and when

where Neighbourhood Sport Coordinators (NSC’s) were appointed across Cardiff. The role of these NSC’s is to, “ensure that local sports clubs are linked to schools, and that they make sure that children of all areas are able to ‘access high quality sporting opportunities within their local community’ (School sport Programme, 2016). Funded by Cardiff Council, in partnership with Cardiff Metropolitan University, ‘Sport Cardiff’ as an organisation works with 95 schools in Cardiff, including all 19 secondary

Cardiff city is a County Borough and the capital of Wales. The history of Cardiff spans over 6000 years. The surrounding area was first inhabited in the Neolithic period. In fact, there are four Neolithic burial chambers are within a radius of 10 miles of the Cardiff city center. Until the Roman conquest of Britain, Cardiff was in the territory of an Iron Age Celtic British tribe. known as the Silures. Around 57 AD, during the reign of Emperor Nero, the Romans built a fort by the River Taff. This

In 2024, or as soon as 2020, roller derby should be an Olympic sport. I find that roller derby is just as entertaining and interesting as the sports currently in the Olympics such as canoe sprint, cycling, golf, rowing, sailing, and table tennis. Those examples are from the Summer Olympics. The Winter Olympic sports include curling, luge and skeleton. Roller derby is a rapidly growing sport. At this moment, there are 469 female roller derby teams in the world. To make a team you need at least 12

Third term project for critical thinking was about debate my group choose a topic about Performance enhancing drugs in sports and what and why people agree or disagree about using drugs in sports. Our argument was dividing into five points related to the subject that we choose which was a health risk, seeking an unfair advantage, Athletes as role models, sports fans, and sportsmanships, each of these points had a for and against. The critical thinking was being tested how the students can think and

to Cooperstown with my Bazooka-chewing siblings and sunflower seed-spitting father. I would have loved to have known about the Cardiff Giant and the myth about the origin of baseball during our family vacation, but it was their moment of ignorant bliss and my moment to relish the songs of Helen Reddy. At the time, I was not impressed with the “American” sport, but now that I have read Stephen Jay Gould’s essay, “The Creation Myths of Cooperstown,” I will have something to say when the

DISCUSS SOME OF THE DIFFERENCES AND INEQUALITIES THAT CAN BE SEEN ON THE STREETS IN THE UK. INTRODUCTION: The creation of fair, organized and functional community has been a mayor focus for most civilized countries throughout history. The consideration of all differences and inequalities plays an important and delicate role in the constant process of “making society”. Differences are integral parts of our lives, which determine personal uniqueness and help to distinguish one thing from

the team down there because they are having a lot of fun.There is even more adults and children going to watch football games away and at home and that's down the park. There is now more people going to watch football games in the big stadiums like cardiff stadium and swansea stadium. In 1980 there would not be many people taking their kids to the park or to the stadiums because they might of not liked football then and the

I’m not much of a crier. I think I cried at Marley and Me, but if you have a dog and didn’t cry at that film then questions certainly need to be asked. Men will aim to avoid falling under the category of ‘criers’. It will take away part of their masculinity and feel like a sign of weakness. One thing in life though, will reduce many men (including myself) to tears… and that’s football. It has done so on several occasions in the past and will do for years to come in the future. 95% of the time

Myself and 23 others were chosen out of the whole of the schools in the district of Caerphilly. This involves working with young people in sport, from this I have gained skills in communication, working with others and leadership. I have also been chosen to become a Young Ambassador of Caerphilly County out of the 23 individuals on the course as I showed great skills and leadership attributes