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b) improve athletics by means of make ppl watch games and support their teams and if the teams win its even better for the school spirit
c) the school needs to have a variety of good school clothing, because it defs improves the spirit when you see someone walking down the street wearing a shirt promoting your uni.. yea but is has to be decent clothing
Not only should you encourage the best sport at school but encourage ALL sports!
At my school this year we started to advertise volleyball and basketball, not just football. The teams began improving and that increased school spirit all around.
Have face painting at the beginning of the day or turn the game into a huge barbeque to maybe help fund some new school spirit or equipment
My school has Spirit Weeks where every day has a different theme. For example, we had a salad dressing week.. Ranch - everyone dressed up as cowboys and cowgirls. House Salad - dress in your school colours. Thousand Island - dress up in Hawaiian attire. Greek - dress in togas and sandals.
My school sells shirts :cheers: :cheers: with our school logo, and then they can be used as tickets to get into sporting events or other activities. It saves the student's money and promotes school spirit.
:compress: @brogan33 wrote Not only should you encourage the best sport at school but encourage ALL sports!
At my school this year we started to advertise volleyball and basketball, not just football. The teams began improving and that increased school spirit all around.
Have face painting at the beginning of the day or turn the game into a huge barbeque to maybe help fund some new school spirit or equipment
I'd suggest fencing too. I'm working on introducing this beautiful sport at college. It is so much fun and develop great qualities, not just physical. It helps you stay focused and develops your ability to think fast and make rational decisions.
My school had a few years where the school spirit was very minimal, what are school did to improve it was have a day (usually friday) dress up in all plaid, like an old person, wear school colors, wear neon colors, just fun stuff like that, they'd put their name into a ballot and at the end of the year, the person that did these things got drawed and won for example at our school an I-pod touch. It really boosted school spirit, also we sold school clothing and it is really a hit too. If you have a committee to work on school spirit, it workd a lot better, get some student feedback too, ask them what they would like to see, it makes people feel better about their school when they feel included in these things.
my school is going to try to put together a lip-dub.
you can look them up on youtube.com if you're not sure what that is.
it's really fun and can help show your community how much spirit you have if you get it out there that you've made one :)
Just show how much you love the school and others might see how great it is also. I know that if we have a great energetic leader alot of people like to get involved.
@chilly149 wrote my school is going to try to put together a lip-dub.
you can look them up on youtube.com if you're not sure what that is.
it's really fun and can help show your community how much spirit you have if you get it out there that you've made one :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zcOFN_VBVo Looks SO awesome! :cheers:
