The Olympic Games is a
major international event featuring summer and winter sports, in which
thousands of athletes parcipitate in a variety of competitions. The Olympic
Games are considered to be the world's foremost sports competition and more
than 200 nations parcipitate. The Games are currently held biennially, with Summer
and Winter Olympic Games alternating, meaning they occur every 4 years within
their respective seasonal games.
It doesn’t seem 2
minutes ago since Great Britain was granted the honor of holding the Olympics 2012 in
London. And now starting within many hours will be the Olympic Games! It’s
astounding!
The Torch Relay is making
its way through the final areas of the UK, and eventually arriving at the
Olympic Stadium where the cauldron will be lit to officially begin the Olympics
2012! There are just a few more places where the final few are gradually making
their way down to the Olympic Stadium. They are: the South Bank, then down to
the Tower Bridge and finally the Olympic Stadium where the eyes of the world
will be watching! Why not take a look at where the Torch has recently travelled...
As I said before, I’m sure the eyes of the world will be watching the Opening Ceremony at London on the TV, or any other way they can. But if you are not sure where to watch the Opening Ceremony and at what time then read this: Tonight (Friday the 27th of July 2012) at 9pm on BBC 1 will be the Olympics 2012 Opening Ceremony! Be sure NOT to miss it!
Do
you have any “I can’t wait to see” thoughts? If you do, then why not post your comments
below about the London 2012 Olympics! We would love to hear what you have to
say!
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