Children who do more physical activity are likely to have stronger self-control which can help their education, research by Cambridge University shows. via @BBCNews https://t.co/2LPaYY86y3
Our first activity in the School Games Active Championships is.... Wastepaper Basketball! Download the TopYa! Active app, check out the Skills Academy section and have a go. More information on the @TopYaSports app here 👉 https://t.co/28pd6jT7n2 #StayInWorkOut
🔥Breaking News🔥
We can officially confirm that the Primary PE and Sport Premium is to continue at the doubled rate of £320 million for 2019-2020 https://t.co/jM2GMNNeJQ
Headteacher, teacher, coach, parent... if you haven’t already I URGE you watch ‘Run For Your Life’ on @ITV catch up.
Sport is much more than the physical health benefits. P.E and sport can literally transform peoples lives 🙏🏼
This is a phenomenal opportunity for physical education, school sport and physical activity to demonstrate the difference it can make to the lives of C&YP. At long last we can showcase the impact on SMSC, attainment and personal development. Please celebrate PE as a subject!
As we immerse ourselves in @fhcappg report re: PESS Premium, we find the following newspaper feature response from founding chief executive for @afPE_PE Professor Margaret Talbot, to be just as relevant today as it was back in 2012:
@eileen_marchant@Sport_England@YouthSportTrust@cimspa@sportrectweets@_ukactive @PHE_uk @NCVO@Ofstednews But shouldn’t an external regulatory body hold school leaders and governors to account over the spending?Investing in long term sustainable solutions for improving health/wellbeing should have been created.If not,what are the repercussions?Only ones to miss out are the children!