Whether it is a low-key affair with traditional events, a mini-Olympics, or a tug of war and egg-and-spoon-filled occasion, sports day can be a fantastic opportunity to build school morale and camaraderie between pupils, staff and parents.
However, in the face of the ever-unpredictable British summer time and with a number of health and safety implications to consider, organising a sports day can also bring a host of challenges.
Over the years, researchers at The Key have answered an array of questions from school leaders on the details of school sport, ranging from first aid provision to disclaimer forms.
With all this in mind, here are answers to eight common questions to help you prepare for your sports day this summer.
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