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Olympism is a philosophy of life that balances body, mind and willpower, combining sport with culture and education to promote peace, unity and human development.

What are the three core values of the Olympic Movement?

The three core values are excellence (giving your best and always improving), friendship (founded on trust, respect and kindness) and respect (for yourself, others and the rules).

What do the five Olympic rings symbolise?

The five interlaced rings represent the union of the five continents and the coming together of athletes from all over the world; their colours plus the white background appear in every national flag.

When and where were the ancient Olympic Games first recorded, and why were they held?

The first recorded Games took place in 776 BCE at Olympia in western Greece, held mainly to honour Zeus through physical excellence and fair competition.

What was the kotinos and what did it symbolise?

The kotinos was a wreath of wild olive leaves given to victors at ancient Olympia; it symbolised purity, hard work and peace, the real reward being honour rather than money.

Who revived the modern Olympic Games and when were the first modern Games held?

Pierre de Coubertin revived the Games, and the first modern Olympic Games were held in Athens, Greece, in 1896 after the founding of the International Olympic Committee in 1894.

What is the Olympic Creed?

The Olympic Creed states that the most important thing in the Games is not to win but to take part, just as in life the important thing is not the triumph but the struggle and having fought well.

How has the Olympic Movement grown to promote inclusion?

It included women athletes (from 1900), began the Winter Olympics in 1924, started the Paralympic Games in 1960 for athletes with disabilities, and launched the Youth Olympic Games in 2010.

What is the current Olympic motto and what does it mean?

The current motto is "Citius, Altius, Fortius — Communiter", meaning "Faster, Higher, Stronger — Together", with "Together" added in 2021 to stress teamwork and solidarity.

Name a milestone in India's Olympic journey.

The Indian men's hockey team, led by Dhyan Chand, won gold at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics, beginning a golden era in which India won eight hockey gold medals between 1928 and 1980.

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This unit explains Olympism — a philosophy of life that blends sport, culture and education to promote peace, unity and personal excellence by balancing body, mind and willpower. Its goal is to put sport at the service of human development, encouraging fair play, friendship and respect across nations. The unit presents three core Olympic values — excellence (giving one's best and always improving), friendship (built on trust, respect and kindness) and respect (for oneself, others and the rules) — together with educational values such as the joy of effort, fair play and the balance of body, mind and will. It traces the Olympic story from the ancient Games at Olympia in Greece (first recorded in 776 BCE, held to honour Zeus, with winners crowned with an olive wreath called the kotinos), through their decline and ban, to the modern revival led by Pierre de Coubertin, whose vision brought the first modern Olympic Games to Athens in 1896. It follows the Games' growth — the inclusion of women, the Winter Olympics, the Paralympics and the Youth Olympics — as steps toward equality and inclusion, and notes India's journey, including the men's hockey golden era. Finally it explains the symbols and identity of the Movement — the five-ringed flag, the motto "Faster, Higher, Stronger — Together", the creed, oath and anthem — that unite athletes worldwide.

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Olympism

A philosophy of life that unites body, mind and willpower, combining sport, culture and education for peace and human development.

Olympic values

The three core values of the Movement — excellence, friendship and respect.

Kotinos

The wreath of wild olive leaves given to victors at the ancient Olympic Games, symbolising purity, effort and peace.

Olympic Creed

The message that taking part with effort and courage matters more than winning.

Olympic rings

Five interlaced rings on a white background representing the union of the five continents.

Olympic motto

"Citius, Altius, Fortius — Communiter" meaning "Faster, Higher, Stronger — Together".

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