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Updated - 04 June 2026
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Somerset Schools Athletic Association’s aim is to promote and organise athletics for students in schools and colleges within the county.
It hosts championships and organises teams to regional and national championships in track and field, cross-country, combined events and race walking.
The website, now containing more than 170 pages, has been in existence for more than seven years.
In that time many of the ambitions set have been fulfilled:
- Display of event details to enable team managers, athletes, parents and coaches to be fully informed. This includes the posting of latest teams and, most invaluably, the confirmation of availability from within the website direct to team managers.
- Inclusion of reference items enabling all to understand the format of the Association and the championships hosted and entered together with a diary of events and members’ contact details.
- Showcasing the achievements of our athletes through event results and photographic galleries.
- Construction of an honours section giving a chronological record of the Association’s achievements through lists of champions and records.
- All menu tabs (all levels) to contain information in an easy to view design.
Cross-Country
Track and Field
Combined Events
Coaching
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I am often told that the latest results, for example, are not on the website sometime after I have posted them!
I update the website frequently; therefore to be sure you are viewing the very latest page you should perform either or both of two actions:
1. Force Refresh
A force refresh, or reload, will cause your browser to re-check to make sure it has the latest copy of the web page you are viewing. Most browsers have a refresh / reload icon visible: typically a reverse arrow.
There are also keyboard shortcuts to force refresh your browser:
Windows: Ctrl + F5
Mac/Apple: Apple + R or Cmd + R
Linux: F5
2. Clearing Your Browser Cache
If you are experiencing repeated problems displaying web pages, clearing the browser cache is a good first step to try to resolve the issue.
Each time you access a web page, your computer stores a temporary copy of the files needed to display the web page. These temporary files are called the ‘browser cache’. If your cache is not updating properly, or if it’s stuck, you could be viewing an older version of some of the supporting files. If you clear the cache, this will force your browser to fetch all of the files for the web page again, enabling you to see the most recent version.
Instructions for clearing your browser cache will be different for each browser and version and are to be found within your browser options or settings.
I hope the above is helpful.
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