Across
- 4. The moral quality (honesty and fair play) that public schools combined with physical endeavour to define the concept of athleticism
- 6. The philosophy linking a healthy body to a pious, moral mind
- 9. The internal school system used to organise regular competitive fixtures and develop leadership among senior boys
- 10. The career path taken by many 'Old Boys' who then spread team games globally throughout the British Empire
- 11. The headmaster of Rugby School who used games for social control
- 12. The process of standardising and writing down rules for sports like the FA
- 13. Organisations formed by Old Boys to administer competitions, such as the RFU
Down
- 1. The term for universities where different school rules were standardised
- 2. Old Boys who became factory owners and set up teams for their workforce
- 3. Using organised games to manage student behaviour and reduce bullying
- 5. The cult of combining physical endeavour with moral integrity
- 7. Old Boys who became missionaries and spread sport through their parishes
- 8. The unpaid sporting ethos promoted by 19th-century public schools, where sport was played for its own sake rather than for profit
