The CEO of the Olympic Committee sends an email to students at Te Hapua School about their Mini Olympics event. He congratulates the students on choosing their venue and sport, and thinks they selected the perfect person to televise it. He encourages getting athlete feedback on the created mini-games to use for students to compete. He requests a complete rule set and examples of trials for the new mini-game, along with tracking any changes made to the rules, game, and equipment to keep it fun and safe.

1. An Olympic Dilemma
Pt 3
W Wihapi

2. From: <Olympic Committee CEO Omar Gosh>
To: <Te Hapua School Students>
Cc: <Principal>
Subject: Progress Check
Attachments: Resources Page Pg 1 of 2
Congratulations students,
I am confident that your venue and sport you have chosen will go ahead without a
hitch. I also think you’ve chosen the perfect person to televise your event.
I understand you will be having a Mini Olympics at your school. This would be the
perfect opportunity to get some athlete feedback, comments and voice about your
area. Especially when you are creating these events yourselves! I’m sure the best
mini game will be used for your students at your school to compete in.
I would like to see a complete set of rules for the mini game you have created, as
well as examples of trials you have done. You need to keep a track of any changes
you make to the game and you rules, as well as the equipment you use in your
sport. Remember, make it fun AND safe! Toodles.