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Officials newsletter
Dear ,
I hope you are keeping well at this difficult time and adjusting to day to day life at home.
It is with great regret that I am informing you all of the passing of one of our well respected and passionate officials. Lyn Cushing sadly lost her battle to cancer.
Lyn loved Athletics as much as the Athletics community loved and respected Lyn. She passionately supported the sport in many ways in particular as a Level 3 Timekeeper.
From myself, Welsh Athletics and the officials community I would like to extent my condolences to the family and friends of Lyn.
Tribute to Athletics Stalwart Lyn Cushing
I will be regularly keeping in touch with you on a weekly basis. I have come up with a few activities which might interest you to join in with.
If you do have any ideas around engaging activities please feel free to let me know via email education@welshathletics.org
Officials step challenge
Keep active virtually together.
Ways to keep your mind stimulated
It is important to keep your mind occupied and challenged a variety of ways to do this is through reading books, puzzles and quizzes.
Explore different ways of relaxing
Being active at home in different ways DIY, gardening, cleaning, and yoga.
Being creative through arts & crafts by drawing, painting, sewing, colouring, playing a musical instrument, and writing.
Listening to a podcast or music.
Check out Mind for information around taking care of your mental health and well being.
A question of Welsh Athletics?
How many events are there in track and field?
30 or 40 or 44
When did the modern Olympics begin?
1896 or 1900 or 1904
How many Welsh athletes have won medals?
10 or 13 or 15
Which Welsh male has one gold at the Olympics and what year and in which event ?
What was the winning result?
(The answers will be in next week's newsletter).
Tell us how you want to be supported and rewarded
Please use this opportunity to voice your thoughts and ideas so we can understand how to improve your officiating experience.
