The Youth Sport Trust offers a broad range of open access and national programmes, as well as targeted interventions, and smaller projects or pilots which target a specific group or local area. Find out more here about the different ways in which your school can get involved.

Over the last 12 months, the Youth Sport Trust has conducted 161 school visits across 20 initial focus areas in order to get a greater understanding of the challenges schools face and the barriers and potential solutions to embedding physical activity within school culture.

A group of young Changemakers have been celebrated for changing lives through sport and play at a prestigious national awards evening.

25 winning schools across Northern Ireland secure coveted place on established Mental Health Athlete Mentorship programme delivered by the region’s sporting legends

New research shows parents have seen a decline in their children's wellbeing.

Awarded to a setting that has placed physical literacy at the heart of their curriculum, ensuring that learners’ physical, social and emotional health is central. 

Ahead of the Department for Education’s forthcoming Enrichment Framework, the Youth Sport Trust explores the link between cocurricular participation, engagement, and attendance, with practical examples from schools and trusts.

Set for Success is an intensive youth leadership initiative funded by the Wimbledon Foundation in partnership with Barclays and delivered by the Youth Sport Trust. It seeks to support young people at risk of not achieving their full potential.

Independently validate, strengthen and evidence your whole-school approach to wellbeing.

The individuals who make our work possible.

Titan St George’s students developed resilience, respect, and confidence through a six-week sailing program tailored to their needs.

In our most recent blog post, we hear from Emily as she shares her moving story about her Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) and how this has impacted her relationship with sport and movement.