For schools visiting the Royal Albert Hall for the Schools' Sumo Presentation, as well as those looking to introduce the exciting world of sumo and Japan to their classrooms this term, explore our curated selection of recommended learning resources and activities.
Sumo Resources | Introducing Japan | Japanese Art and Literature | UK Grand Sumo Poster Design Competition
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Sumo Resources
Our Sumo resources, designed for KS2 and KS3, are packed with interesting facts and information as well as fun activities to get pupils engaged in learning all about this fascinating and unique sport. Pupils will learn about its history, traditions and rituals, and also what an average day in the life of a sumo wrestler looks like! Check out our Sumo resource page to find out more! ↑ Up |
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Introducing JapanAvailable on our website is a range of resources to introduce Japan and its culture in the classroom, covering a wide range of topics and suitable for all Key Stages, allowing pupils the chance to further explore and learn more about the country and its culture. Our resources cover a range of topics including Geography and RE, with a range of links to the curriculum. Visit the Introducing Japan page to see all resources. ↑ Up |
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Japanese Arts and Literature
Get hands-on with our popular Japanese arts and literature resources and activities, allowing them to learn all about some of the different and iconic forms of Japanese arts and literature. Visit our Japanese Arts and Literature page to access resources. ↑ Up |
UK Grand Sumo Poster Design Competition
We’re celebrating the return of sumo to the UK for the first time since 1991 and partnering with the Royal Albert Hall to host this special contest for children and young people across the UK. Design your own poster to promote the Grand Sumo Tournament at the Royal Albert Hall this October to be in with the chance of winning one of our goodie bags of prizes!
Competition Guidelines
We are looking for bold, eye-catching posters that include elements that represent sumo, Japan, and the UK, as well as designs that incorporate at least two of the following elements: landmarks, national colours, natural patterns, symbolic animals, cultural motifs, or food.
Design your poster in A4 size (approximately 595mm x 842mm) or using the space provided on the entry form.
Important Notes:
- Entrants must be 18 or under and reside in the UK to be eligible to win a prize.
- Entries will be judged based on two different categories - Primary (years 1-6) and Secondary (years 7-13).
For more competition details, visit our UK Grand Sumo Poster Design Competition page.