Test Code: 01252090 Candidate Number: 0900020121

Caribbean Examination Council

Physical Education and Sport

School Based Assessment (SBA)
Year 2021

Name of Centre: Annandale Secondary School

Centre Number: 090002
Candidate Number: 0900020121
Subject: Physical Education and Sport
Test Code: 01252090
Title of Project: To Plan and Execute a Table Tennis Competition
Role in Project: Equipment Manager
Name of Teacher: Kevin Singh

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Table of content

Content Page

Acknowledgement …………………….…………………………………… 4

Introduction ……………………………………………………………….. 5

History of Table Tennis

 International history ………………………………………………. 6

 Regional history …………………………………………………...

 Local history ……………………………………………………… 8

Field of play ……………………………………………………………… 9

Rules of the game

 Standard rules ……………………………………………………. 10

 Modified rules …………………………………………………… 11

Umpire signs ……………………………………………………………..

Role in the Competition ………………………………………………….. 13

Reason for Choosing the Role …………………………………………… 14

Other Roles Chosen ……………………………………………………… 15-16

Reflection
 Overall reflection ………………………………………………….. 17

 Working with group members …………………………………...... 18

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 Personal reflection …………………………………………………. 19

Conclusion ………………….………………………………………………
Bibliography ………………………………………………………………..
Appendices
 Permission letter …………………………………………………….
 Minutes ………………………………………………………………
 Competition chart ……………………………………………………
 Sample of score sheet ………………………………………………..
 Injury report …………………………………………………………
 Committee telephone directory ………………………………..
 Pictures …………………………………………………………
 Newspaper article ……………………………………………… 33

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Acknowledgement

Special thanks are being sent out to everyone that took special time out of their busy schedule to
help with the completion of my School Based Assessment (SBA).

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Introduction

This School Based Assessment (SBA) for the said subject Physical Education and Sport is about
the game “Table Tennis” which is also called “Ping-Pong”. For over 100 years the said game has
been an International sport beloved by many fans. It is an indoor game based on tennis but with
smaller tennis rackets, a small plastic ball played on a table divided by a fitted net.

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History of Table Tennis

International History of Table Tennis

Logo showing the governing International body: International Table Tennis

Federation
The game Table Tennis, also called “Ping-Pong” was invented in England in the early days of
the 20th Century. The name was “Table Tennis” was adopted in 1921-22 when the old Ping-Pong
Association that was formed in 1902 revived. Apparently, the original association had broken up
about 1905. However, the game was continued to be played in parts of England outside London.
The Federation Internationale de Tennis de Table ( International Table Tennis Federation) which
was led by representatives of Hungary, England and Germany was founded in 1962 by the
founding members being England, Sweden, India, Hungary,Denmark,Germany, Austria, Wales
and Czechoslovakia. More than 165 national associations were members in the mid-1990s. In
1926, the first world championship was held in London, and from then until 1939 the game was
dominated by players from Central Europe, the men’s team event being won nine times by
Hungary and twice by Czechoslovakia. Mid-1950s, Asia emerged as a breeding ground of
championships, and from then the men’s team event has been won by either Japan or China, as
has the women’s event, though to a lesser extent; North Korea also became an International
Force.
The first World Cup was held in 1980 and Guo Yuehua of China won the first prize of $12,500.
Table Tennis (Ping-Pong) became an Olympic sport in 1988, with singles and doubles
competition for both men and women.

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Example of an International player: Fan Zhendong

Regional History of Table Tennis

Logo showing the governing Regional body: Caribbean Regional Table Tennis
Federation.

COTECC was created in 1992 as one of the points discussed in the Annual General Meeting
ofthe ITF held in La Romana, Dominican Republic, in which it was agreed to create a governing
body for tennis that would unite the countries of Central America, the Spanish Caribbean and the
English Caribbean.

It was that same year, in Mexico, the COTECC statutes were signed and also the Mexican Jesus
Topete was selected as the first president of the Confederation for a period of two years.

However, as the former president of the organism Gonzalo Mejía says, there were other
organizations that preceded COTECC as tennis governing body in the area, although they never
received recognition from the ITF. In 1968, as a result of the beginning of the Open Era, tennis
was left out of Olympism, which automatically caused that it was not an official sport in the Pan
American or in the Central American and Caribbean Games.

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This situation caused that several countries founded the Pan-American Tennis Confederation in
1971, which had the recognition of the national Olympic committees of all America, which
produced the return of tennis to the Central Americans and the Caribbean Santo Domingo 74 and
the Pan American Games of Mexico 75.

Mejía adds that for the year 1982, during Central American and Caribbean Games in Havana, in
Cuba, it was formed the basis for creating the COTECC that we currently have: the Central
American and Caribbean Confederation of Tennis, with a large part of the countries that make it
up today.

Local History of Football

Logo showing the governing local body: Guyana Table Tennis Association

The Guyana Table Tennis Association formed in 1948 is a Non-Profit organization that governs
Table Tennis in Guyana, they are responsible for managing, repersenting, coordinating,
administering, marketing and developing the sport. The vision of the Guyana Table Tennis
Association is “to provide an environment that actively promotes and supports lifelong
participation in Table Tennis at all levels whilst striving to identify and develop Caribbean, Latin
American Commonwealth, World and Olympic/Paralympics champions”.

The organization is constituted by an Elected President, Two Vice Presidents; One Honorary
Treasurer, One Honorary General Secretary; Two Assistant secretaries which forms the
committee of management there are also 20 selected committee members.

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The GTTA became affiliated to the International Table Tennis Federation in 1958; this is one of
the founding members of the Caribbean Table Tennis Federation formed in 1958.

Example of a Local Table Tennis player: Chelsea Edghill

Field of Play

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Rules for playing the game

Standard Rules
 Games are played to 11 points
 Players serve two serves each alternating. A player does not have to win specifically off
their own serve in order to win a point
 If a game ties a player must win by 2 points. In this situation players must serve one serve
each other
 In competition games are played best of 5(first to win 3 games)
 Legal Serving
 You must throw the ball up straight, from a flat palm, at least 6 inches
 Your toss and service contact must be behind the table surface ( not over)
 You cannot hide the ball from the ball toss to contact, with any part of your body
 If the ball hits the net during service, it is a let, the point is replayed. There is no limit or
point deductions for let serve.
 Equipment Basics
 A table tennis racket must be one side black, one side any color of your choice
 The official approved ball is the 40mm+ plastic all
 The dimensions of an approved table tennis table are: 9ft long, 5ft wide, 2.5ft high
 The approved height of a table tennis net is 6 inches

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Modified rules

 Team can consist of 6 players or less

 There will be minimum of 2 females on each side
 Footwear must be worn at all times
 Players from each team must sign and accept the scorecard at the completion of each games
 Players are asked to make themselves known prior to the first game.
 Games are played to 11 points or more
 You can hide the ball from the ball toss to contact, with any part of your body.
 The dimensions of an approved table tennis table are: 9ft long, 5ft wide and 2.5ft high or less
 The approved height of a table tennis net is 6 inches or lower

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Umpire Signs

1) Next Server 2) Announce

3) Awarding a Point 4) Do not throw ball with fingers

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Role in the Competition

Equipment Manager

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Reason for Choosing the Role

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Other Roles Chosen

# Name of student Other roles choosen

1 Pierre Javi Scorer
2 Puran Alex Ground Staff
3 Bhikram Roshanie Sport Journalist
4 Looknauth Nathan First Aid Officer
5 Dasai Chandine First Aid Officer
6 Persaud Yugishpir Referee
7 Younge Clinton Sport Journalist
8 Chan Chetan Referee
9 Johnson Travis Scorer
1 Sobers Ajaye Coach
0
1 Dowlatram Jagdeesh Coach
1
1 London Touzolana First Aid Officer

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1 Singh Mohendra First Aid Officer
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1 Stanislaus Luis Ground Staff
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1 Taylor Tiquan Coach
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1 Kissoon Joel Team Manager
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1 Skeete Nubia Competition Director
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1 Griffith Sasha Competition Secretary
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1 Brown Sharisse Competition Director
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2 Nicholas Duwane Coach
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2 Dowlatram Aniesa Competition Manager
1
2 Edwards Oshanti Event Official
2
2 Prashad Avril Competition Secretary
3
2 Seeraj Sachin Equipment Manager
4
2 Henriques Colin Referee
5
2 Hope Lisa Competition Secretary
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2 Benn Sanesha Equipment Manager
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2 Trotz Nigel Scorer
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2 Carryl Andrae Ground Staff

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3 John Qcrystal Equipment Manager
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3 Shomari Alphonso Competition Director
1
3 Bhudram Bani Event Official
2
3 Joshua Beckles Equipment Manager
3
3 Hodge Splendid Event Official
4
3 Natanuel Chottu Event Official
5
3 Maigbraran Kammesh Competition Manager
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3 Martial Keianna Referee
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3 Meghasham Mohamed Ground Staff
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3 Wilson Brian Equipment Manager
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4 Persaud Kellian Competition Director
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4 Tularam Jadaish Team Manager
1
4 Wilson Rennie Team Manager
2
4 William Sasha Team Manager
3
4 Singh Nirankar Scorer
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4 Jagdeo Khemraj Team Manager
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Reflection
Overall Reflection
The Table Tennis competition went well. The COVID-19 protocols were followed. Each student
was well sanitized before and after the game, face masks were worn, and social distance was also
maintained Throughout the Competition. Trophies and medals were distributed to the players,
during the distribution the Competition Director Nubia Skeete and the players whom the prizes
were distributed was sanitized. The entire Competition was well played out although there were
some ups and downs everyone still managed to play their part and so the Table Tennis
Competition was a success.

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Working with Group Members

Each group member managed to carry out the role assigned to them while following the COVID-
19 guidelines in order for the Competition to be successful.

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Personal Reflection
From my perspective the Table Tennis Competition was well done, I managed to follow the
COVID-19 guidelines respectfully, although wearing the mask was quite uncomfortable after a
period of time, apart from that everything was well done I cannot complain and I really enjoyed
the game.

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Conclusion
In conclusion this School Based Assessment was all about the game “Table Tennis”, how it is
played, and the rules governing the game etc. The said game is played by four persons (2 each)
using a lightweight ball and tennis racket. Table tennis is not only played as a sporting event,
persons also play it in their leisure time. The sport is also of great benefit to your health.

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Bibliography

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APPENDICIES

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Permission Letter

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Minutes
On the 15th November 2020,the first Physical Education and Sport meeting was called to order,
since the school was reopened for face to face learning. During this meeting, the CSEC Physical
Education and Sport 2021 class discussed the planning and implementation of the Class Project
in keeping with the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Education COVID-19 guidelines. It
was agreed upon that a Table Tennis competition will be executed under strict COVID-19
measures. The competition will be held in the school’s Auditorium. Players will be competing
for first, second, third, and fourth place trophy. Medals will be given to first and second-place
winners. The CSEC Physical Education and Sport class of 2021 will provide the trophies,
medals, and refreshments for each player in the competition. There will be a refreshment station
with adequate water, a sanitization station, and a First Aid station to meet the needs of any
participant.
On the day of the competition, it is expected to commence promptly at 10:00 am. The game will
begin with an open remark by the Event Official.
The meeting began at 10:00 am and finished at noon. Those present were:
1. Lisa Hope
2. Tuzolana London
3. Sasha Griffith
4. Avril Prashad
5. Roshanie Bhikram
6. Chandanie Dasai
7. Yugihshpir Persaud
8. Clinton Younge
9. Luis Stanislaus
10. Tiquan Taylor
11. Aniesa Dowlatram
12. Sachin Seeraj
13. Colin Henriques
14. Sanesha Benn
15. Nigel Trotz
16. Andrae Carryl
17. Shomari Alphanso
18. Bhudram Bani
19. Sasha Williams
20. Jagdesh Tularam
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21. Kammesh Maigbaran

22. Brian Wilson
23. Alex Puran
24. Nathan Looknauth
25. Meghasham Mohammed
Absent were:
1. Qcrystal John
2. Nathanuel Chottu
3. Mohendra Singh
4. Chetan Chan
5. Khemraj Jagdeo
6. Javi Pierre
7. Nubia Skeete
8. Sharisse Browne
9. Kellian Persaud
10. Joel Kisson
11. Jadgeesh Dowlatram
12. Ajaye Sobers
13. Oshanti Edwards
14. Tia Thomas
15. Splendid Hodge
16. Duwane Nicholas
17. Keianna Martial

Prepared by Competition Secretary:

Lisa Hope
Sasha Griffith
Avril Prashad

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Competition Chart

Competition Competition Competition

Director Manager Secretary

Coach Event
Umpire
Official

First Aid Score

Equipment
Officer Keeper
Manager

Ground Staff Sport

Journalist

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Sample of Score Sheet

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Injury Report
It is with great pride to say that on the 22nd of November 2020 the CSEC Physical Education
and Sport Students of Annandale Secondary School’s hosted a Table Tennis Competition to
facilitate their Class Project, and no injuries were recorded due to a safe and smooth
Competition.

First Aid Officers were provided with thermometers, masks, and sanitizers to test and sanitize
every student taking part in the execution of the Class Project and adhering to strict COVID-19
guidelines stipulated by the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Education. Sanitization of all
seating accommodations, table tennis rackets, table tennis table, and tennis balls were done with
the assistance of the ground staff. Social distancing was mandated for every Student and Player
to keep 6 feet apart to prevent contamination of any form.

First aid kits were also provided in the event to treat any injuries that may have arisen.

Report by First Aid Officers:

Mohendra Singh
Nathan Looknauth
Touzolana London
Chandine Dasai

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Committee Telephone Directory

Pictures

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Players engaged in warm-up sessions with Coaches adhering to COVID-19 Guidelines.

First Aid Officer Sanitizing Players and equipment before commencement of Competition.

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Players engaged in Competition competing for Trophy and Medals.

Competition Director handing over first, second, third, and fourth place Trophies to Players in
the Table Tennis Competition.

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Newspaper Article
Annandale Secondary School News Letter

The CSEC students of the Annandale Secondary School successfully hosted a Table Tennis
Competition in the school’s auditorium on Sunday 22nd November 2020 adhering to all Covid-
19 Guidelines to facilitate their Class Project.

CSEC students of the Annandale Secondary School and Physical Education and Sport subject
Teacher, Mr. Kevin Singh.
Adhering to all covid-19 guidelines, Annandale Secondary School’s Physical Education and
Sport CSEC students successfully planned and executed a Table Tennis Competition. The venue

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was the school’s auditorium, and the aim was to give the students a feel of how sports
competitions are planned and executed.
Four participants entered the competition with a common goal in mind, which was getting first
place. These participants were; Colin Henriques, Yugishpir Persaud, Brian Wilson, and
Mohendra Singh. They were separated into pairs, A vs. B, and C vs. D. The game rules were
modified to accommodate the four players. Each pair of players played two rounds each.
Yugishpir Persaud came out victorious against Colin Henriques by a small gap of 5-4 in both
rounds. On the other hand, Mohendra Singh took both rounds from Brian Wilson almost
effortlessly.
The two players that came out victorious were to compete against each other for the winning
title. After a nail-biting, vigorous back and forth, Yugishpir Persaud aggressively took the win
from Mohendra Singh. Claiming the title of Champion and winning the first-place prize. Colin
Henriques took third, while Brian Wilson took fourth place.
The competition was supervised and moderated by Mr. Kevin Singh, CSEC Physical Education
and Sport Teacher.
Sports Journalists: Clinton Younge and Roshanie Bhikram

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