From Hogwarts to Alfonso XII

QUIDDITCH

Sabemos que para entrar en Howarts hay que ser mago, pero la Educación Física tiene magia propia y por eso el alumnado muggle de 4º de la ESO tiene la oportunidad de aprender un deporte nuevo: Quidditch, y si, ¡vamos a volar!







Muggle Quidditch—the rules and regulations.

Each team is made up of 7 players. 1 keeper, 1seeker, 3 chaser , 2 beaters 1 snitch per game

- Chasers are responsible for passing the Quaffle and scoring points by
throwing the Quaffle through one of the opponent's goals. Three chasers from a
team may be in play at one time. When a Bludger hits a Chaser in possession of
the Quaffle, he or she must drop the Quaffle and run back to his or her own
goalpost to simulate recovery time.

- Keepers are the goal protectors (similar to goalkeepers in football) and
must try to block attempts to score by the opposing team's Chasers. One
keeper from a team may be in play at a time. The keeper is invulnerable to
Bludgers when within their team's keeper zone, an area around the team's
hoops. Once outside the Keeper zone, the Keeper serves as a 4th Chaser.

- Beaters attempt to hit the opposing team's players with Bludgers and attempt
to block the Bludgers from hitting their team's players. Two Beaters on
a team may be in play at a time.

- Seekers attempt to catch the snitch. Though the snitch leaves the pitch at
the start of the game and often does not return until a predetermined period
has passed, seekers are able to search for the snitch off the pitch throughout
the game.