School Girls Empowered to Become Campaigners for PE
New resources are being rolled out to girls in secondary schools as part of a campaign to empower them to get their peers active.
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TEXT GOES HERE YST Impact Report Launch
More than 630,000 children supported to have better wellbeing through sport and play.
Headline figuresTEXT GOES HERE YST Conference
Our much anticipated anniversary conference focuses on human skills in the digital age and what it means to be a well school.
Book your placeTEXT GOES HERE Active Across Ages
We have developed an action-based research project which uses physical activity as the catalyst to bring generations together.
Find out moreTEXT GOES HERE USA 2020 Challenge
Schools can sign up to receive FREE education resources whilst supporting 401 marathon runner Ben Smith on his new challenge.
Sign up nowCatch up on last month's highlights The YST Podcast
The YST Podcast is here! Find us here or on Spotify, iTunes, Acast, or wherever you get your podcasts from.
Go there nowThe Youth Sport Trust is a children's charity working to ensure every child enjoys the life-changing benefits that come from play and sport. We have more than 20 years of expertise in pioneering new ways of using sport to improve children's wellbeing and give them a brighter future.
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More than 630,000 children supported to have better wellbeing through sport & play
The Youth Sport Trust (YST) has today revealed through its annual Impact report that it helped 630,000 young people benefit from training and opportunities to participate in high, quality inclusive sport and play last year.
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Children’s charity joins forces with parents’ advisory group to improve sport for young people
The Youth Sport Trust has partnered with Working with Parents in Sport (WWPIS) to provide children with the best possible sporting experiences, through supporting parents, coaches and other organisations.
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Sport and play has key role in building next generation of empathetic leaders
Empathy Week will take place between 24-28 February 2020 and is a free resource which includes films, lesson plans, a teacher’s guide and student worksheets
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