In the UK, children aged 5–18 are recommended to get at least 60 minutes of moderate‑vigorous activity daily, with around 30 minutes during school hours. From curriculum tools to inclusive idea, you’ll find everything you need to get started.
Understanding what works and how to fund it makes a big difference when you’re trying to get pupils more active. Whether you’re looking to boost the quality of PE or need data to support decision-making, these tools may help!
Primary PE and Sport Premium funding provides a great opportunity to boost the quality of physical activity in your school. We’re here to help you make the most of your funding.
Visit siteSport England's Children and Young People Active Lives Survey is published annually. It measures the nation's activity levels and provides insight into how children and young people are getting active.
Visit siteHere you’ll find insight and data focused on children and young people, from how active they are to how they feel about physical activity.
Visit siteLooking to strengthen your PE offer or find further guidance on physical activity in schools? These organisations provide trusted advice, training, and resources to help you plan, deliver, and improve PE and school sport.
If you are a Hampshire School, Hampshire County Council provides support and advice in a number of areas including: Regulation and Guidance, Third Party Coaching Providers and Teacher Training and Qualifications.
Visit siteYST is a national children’s charity. It’s passionate about creating a future where every child enjoys the life-changing benefits that come from play and sport. YST offers a variety of programmes and support to schools.
Visit siteafPE is the only PE Subject Association in the UK. It is committed to being the agency of choice for people and organisations delivering or supporting the delivery of PE, school sport and physical activity in educational contexts and in the wider community.
Visit siteYouth Sport Trust is currently focused on helping schools understand what motivates girls to take part in PE.
Visit siteWe Can Week is a celebration of well-being that aims to increase children’s understanding of their physical and mental health. Covering five themes from physical activity to healthy relationships, there’s plenty to learn and do. Here’s all the information and resources you’ll need to host your own at any time in the year.
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