Seven sports completed their competition schedule on the last day of the UK School Games in Coventry. Athletics, badminton, fencing, gymnastics, judo, table tennis and volleyball awarded their final medals of the tournament. The standard has been as high as ever with some memorable performances all round.

The second day of the UK School Games saw some fantastic action in all eight of the participating sports. Badminton, judo, table tennis and volleyball picked up where they left off on the opening day, while the athletes, fencers, gymnasts, and swimmers got their first chance to shine in Coventry.

The opening day of competition at the UK School Games saw some great performances, with the first medals of the event awarded to competitors from judo and badminton. While table tennis also got off to an action-packed start.

The 2007 UK School Games got off to a spectacular start with an opening ceremony to remember at the Skydome Arena on Thursday evening.

Retiring Olympic sprint relay gold medallist Jason Gardener handed the baton to the next generation of British sports stars during final preparations for the 2007 UK School Games in Coventry.

Details of the 2007 UK School Games Ceremonies and Channel 4’s involvement announced!

Britain’s most successful judo player Neil Adams and best ever gymnast Beth Tweddle, gave their stamp of approval to the 2007 UK School Games at a warm up event for youngsters in Coventry today.

The first 100 adult volunteers and 70 young volunteers have been recruited for the 2007 UK School Games but we still have a way to go!

Table tennis for players with a disability has been added to the list of sports for the 2007 UK School Games in Coventry this summer.

Olympic gold medallist and local hero, Marlon Devonish continued the countdown to this year’s UK School Games in Coventry by returning to his own primary school for the very first time.

A number of youngsters will find out this week if they've been selected to volunteer at the 2007 UK School Games in Coventry.

Tickets for the 2007 UK School Games in Coventry this summer are on sale!

The West of England, Wales, Tyne and Wear and Sheffield are to host the prestigious UK School Games in the run up to 2012, the Government announced.

Details of the event were announced at a press conference in Coventry attended by local hero and Olympic sprint relay gold medallist Marlon Devonish, who is an ambassador for the 2007 Games.