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Karen Erikson, Inclusion Lead at The Lakes School in Cumbria, a Youth Sport Trust Lead Inclusion School, discusses the importance of giving a voice to young people with SEND as schools return.

Ahead of schools’ return, our new research finds parents want to see young people active every day.

The Government’s lockdown exit plan published today (22 February 2021) has confirmed that: All schools in England will...

Danika Williams, PE Lead at Peartree Spring Primary School in Stevenage, blogs about how their school is using the Youth Sport Trust Inclusion 2020 Learning and Discovery festival resources during the third national lockdown.

Ahead of DVT Awareness Month in March, Louis O’Neill’s parents Stanley and Lesley discuss why it’s so important to them that young people grow up with a love of movement, especially during the third national lockdown.

TheYouth Sport Trust responds to the launch of the first phase of the Prime Minister’s transformative school rebuilding programme and more than £10 million invested to support school sports and swimming facilities in England, distributed through Sport England.

Children’s charity the Youth Sport Trust has released a suite of free lifestyle tools and stress-busting techniques to support healthier and happier children on Place2Be’s Children’s Mental Health Week.

Earlier this week, we responded to the news that schools would open on March 8 at the earliest. Here's our response in the Daily Telegraph on what we feel needs to be done in the next six weeks to support schools and children to feel confident when they return.

Thanks to funding from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government through the Faith, Race and Hate Crime Grant Scheme, national children’s charity the Youth Sport Trust will be leading a consortium of more than 30 organisations on Unified Action.

Sport England has today launched its 10-year strategy. Children's charity the Youth Sport Trust welcomes the launch of 'Uniting the Movement'.

Children’s charity the Youth Sport Trust (YST) has welcomed the decision to establish a virtual national curriculum for Physical Education (PE) in light of the decline in children’s activity levels and associated physical and mental wellbeing.

UK children’s charity, the Youth Sport Trust, has received a grant of more than £63,300 from Co-op’s charity, the Co-op Foundation. The grant will be used to help boys transition to secondary school.