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FIFA Women\u2019s World Cup<\/strong><\/h4>\n

The biggest female sporting event in the world is happening on our doorstep right now. Over 1.5 million fans are expected to attend matches over the next few weeks as we showcase and celebrate women\u2019s sporting talent. As Matildas fever sweeps across Australia, we will also be getting into the spirit here at SCEGGS.<\/p>\n

The SCEGGS \u2018live\u2019 site is now up and running at recess and lunch in the Old Gym. SCEGGS will show any live matches on the big screen throughout the tournament. On other days there will be match replays and highlights packages being displayed. You can keep up to date with results on the display outside the PDHPE Office.<\/p>\n

Information regarding the SCEGGS World Cup Knockout Challenge has been sent out to all students. Get your teams together for a fun lunchtime knockout style tournament that will run throughout the World Cup.<\/p>\n

If you missed out on tickets to see some of the matches check out the Live sites around Sydney. The FIFA Fan Festival site at Tumbalong Park in Darling Harbour is screening all matches live and has a host of music, food and entertainment. While you are there, don\u2019t forget to visit the FIFA Museum to explore more about the history of this wonderful tournament.<\/p>\n

For those of you heading to the matches don\u2019t forget to email a \u2018selfie\u2019 of yourself at the game to Ms Gowan. We will put some of these in the Green Gate and on the Sport TV outside the PDHPE Office.<\/p>\n