Double School Games National Finals volunteer Maisie Hollingworth tells us why you should #LendAHand ✋?and get involved by volunteering for this year's event supporting the #BigHelpOut ..read more

CEO Ali Oliver discusses why the Youth Sport Trust is pleased to mark the UN’s International Day of Sport for Development and Peace by supporting the second anniversary of the #OpenGoal framework ..read more

"I have been involved for two years as a Sports Leader at my school which involves supporting children at sports festivals in the area, it’s great helping them try out new sports like archery, goalball and judo ..read more

Following my sports leadership programme, I really want to go to college and learn how to be gym instructor or a sports coach. I love problem solving and developing strategies for a team ..read more

As educators, one of our primary goals is to create learning environments that are inclusive, dynamic, and supportive of all students. When I first stepped into my role as joint head of PE, fresh out of university in North London, I encountered a significant challenge: a large number of disengaged students who frequently avoided participation, forgot their kit, and even excused themselves from PE due to fasting during Ramadan ..read more

Youth Sport Trust Head of Sport Vicci Wells talks about latest developments and how schools can plan and deliver ..read more

To mark Black History Month 2023, we spoke to Shaunagh Brown, England rugby player and former Commonwealth Games hammer thrower, who works alongside the Youth Sport Trust to hear her journey through sport and what #SalutingOurSisters means to her ..read more

To mark Black History Month 2023, we spoke to inspirational Black female athletes who work alongside the Youth Sport Trust to hear their journey through sport and what this year’s theme of #SalutingOurSisters means to them ..read more

Katie Chapman, Executive Head of PE, Little Common School, East Sussex tells us how to get organised in term one and set your priorities for the year ahead ..read more

During the 2022/23 academic year, almost half of pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) were achieving 60 active minutes a day, and seven out of ten were achieving 30 minutes ..read more