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Build Teams and Draft Key Players
Fuel Up to Play 60 is a team effort. And teams can come in many forms! One of the most important things you can do to get started is to get people involved and excited.
- Individuals and small groups can be just as successful as larger teams. You can start with a core group and work from there.
- Remember, when building a team, it is important to include both adults and students.
- Try to engage as many students as possible because that's how real change happens. Recruit from a variety of groups and look for students who you think will take a lead — and can help engage their peers
- Check out Who Can Help and How and the Starter Kit to invite key players to join your effort.
- Visit the Training Camp for a video overview of things you can do during this Step!
Youth Engagement
Fuel Up to Play 60 is about harnessing the energy and enthusiasm of youth, building partnerships between students and adults and working together for long-term change.
Who Can Help and How?
This interactive resource gives you information about how students and adults in and outside the school can help — and provides printable resources to invite them to join.
See It in Action
Hear this assistant principal explain how students benefit from taking a leadership role!
Tips for Team Building
This resource will help you build your Fuel Up to Play 60 team.
Training Camp
The Training Camp has easy-to-understand videos to help your team navigate the Six Steps to Fuel Up to Play 60 - and more!
Invite a Friend
Invite a friend or colleague to join Fuel Up to Play 60 today!
