An Investigation in to the Causes and Effects of Sport Violence in Selected Secondary Schools in Bo City, Southern Province, Sierra Leone

This work investigated the causes and effects of sport violence among selected secondary schools in Bo city, Southern Province, Sierra Leone. It examined the various variables that are required to reduce the occurrence of violent behavior in senior secondary school sports. The work further sounded the independent opinion of student athletes, teachers, supporters, administrators, and stakeholders on how effectively this social problem can be managed and minimized. The relevant data required for the study were collected from the population comprising principals of senior secondary schools, teachers of physical Health education department, teachers of the games committee, parents and guardians of students from the selected secondary schools