Street Handball at school, description, rules and materials to download

A game that can be played by everyone across sexes, ages, and in line with fair-play rules.

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Description – Workshop

Street Handball International offers fun and engaging Street Handball workshops at schools.
(A workshop in collaboration with you and your school.)

We begin with a light warm-up including play, throwing, catching, laughing, running, jumping, and more.

Street Handball can be played by everyone – across gender and age – with Fair Play rules.
The game is played fairly without physical contact. Touching or tackling opponents is not allowed.

No dribbling and a maximum of 3 steps with the ball.
A player may hold the ball for a maximum of 3 seconds.
The game is played with 2 goals and 2 goal areas.4 vs. 4 is recommended.
The goalkeeper joins the attack so the attacking team always has a numerical advantage.
After a goal, the game restarts from the goal area. After a finished attack, the attacking team must return and stand on the goal circle line to defend. It is not allowed to “fish” for the ball.
Let the game “flow” – avoid too many interruptions for minor rule violations such as small line crossings or 4 steps.
If physical contact, tackling, pushing, etc. occurs, a penalty shot is awarded.

Scoring System

It is recommended not to count goals/points. The most important thing is to have fun!
However, a tournament format can be chosen if desired.

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We offer a 60–90 minute program.

We can activate minimum around 6 participants up to maximum 28 participants (14 participants per court recommended)

Equipment and Facilities

Court size: Approximately 12 x 20 meters
Goals: 2 mini goals (approx. 160 cm x 240 cm each)
Goal areas: can be marked with flat cones or rope.
Ball: A Street Handball ball (approx. 47 cm in circumference). A regular children’s handball or another soft ball can also be used.
Outdoor: Mark the court with chalk, tape, flat cones, or similar. You may also use your multi-court.
Indoor: Mini handball court (approx. 13 x 20 meters).

Preparation

Suggested text for parent communication (school/club)

Dear all,

To introduce our members/students to diverse sports and club activities,
we are pleased to host a Street Handball workshop during our PE lesson:

Day/Date:
Time:
Location: Schoolyard / Multi-court

We follow the Street Handball International workshop program.
The workshop takes place in collaboration with ?.

If you would like to learn more about previous workshops, please visit:
https://www.streethandball.com/street-handball-at-school/

Purpose

To give students/members knowledge of diverse sports culture and inspire a desire for physical activity.
To enable students/members to actively participate in sports culture and community.

Target Group

2nd Grade
3rd Grade
4th Grade
5th Grade
6th Grade
7th Grade
8th Grade
9th Grade
10th Grade
Children and youth with special needs

Additional info:

The goalkeeper will participate in the attack in order for the attacking team to be in the majority. (This enables more shots at the goals and will prevent many one-on-one encounters.) – After an attack, the team must return home and touch the line of the goal area before they can defend.

Before attempting a throw at the goal, it can be chosen that all players on the attacking team must have touched the ball. (This way all players will feel they are part of the match and the team.) It also slows down the game and prevents many one-on-one encounters, e.g. in connection with a counter attack.).

In case of more players/substitute players, they will enter when the person who has a shot at goal runs out and is substituted by the player on the sideline who has been out of play the longest time. In a kind of rotation system, they line up on the sideline. The person substituting either takes the goal or stands in defense. Hence, the number of substitution players may be many, all a matter of their patience.

How to play Street Handball at school with Fair Play rules, Part 1, Mini Street Pitch