Preparing for a sport event

​Preparing for a Sport, Physical Activity or Event

By Liam Millard

Multiple Choice

When preparing a sport or physical activity event, what is the firstling organiser should confirm/

• A playlist for background music

• The venue, date and time

• The prizes for winners

• The uniform colour scheme

Multiple Choice

Which of the following would be considered an inadequate resource for a football coaching session?

• Footballs and Cones

• Whistles and bibs

• Broken or unsafe goalposts

• First-aid kit

Multiple Choice

Why must consent forms be collected before participation?

• To record the player's skill level

• To ensure fair team selection

• To confirm permission and disclose medical information

• To advertise future events

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a health and safety risk that must be checked before the session?

• Wet or slippery floors

• Music volume

• Colour of cones used

• Choice of warm-up game

Multiple Choice

If a participant discloses asthma on their consent form, what should you do?

• Ignore it if they seem fit

• Check they have an inhaler and inform the first-aider

• Exclude them from the session

• Change the session to non-physical activities

Multiple Choice

Which example best demonstrates inclusivity during an event?

• Using only adult-sized equipment

• Providing seated or adapted exercise options

• Speaking quickly to save time

• Selecting only the most skilled participants

Multiple Choice

When checking the venue, which of these is most important?

• The colour of the walls

• Adequate lighting, ventilation and space

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to assign roles (e.g. safety officer, equipment manager) in event planning?

• It makes the event look more professional

• It ensures all tasks are completed and accountability is clear

• It allows students to avoid responsibility

• It reduces the need for supervision

Multiple Choice

Which method of publicity is most suitable for a local community fitness event?

• National TV advert

• Billboard in another town

• Local social-media page and community poster

• Private email to professional athletes

Multiple Choice

Which action shows good participant welfare management?

• Only giving water to players who ask

• Scheduling regular hydration breaks and providing water

• Limiting rest periods in increase intensity

• Turning off ventilation to save energy