Read the open letter addressed to leaders of all the main UK political parties. The letter calls for investment in teacher training and school sport facilities among ensuring every young person enjoys 60 minutes of sport and physical activity every day.

The 20 inclusive festivals will introduce students to Olympic and Paralympic sports in a fun and relaxed environment.

Katarina Johnson-Thompson was in attendance as the Youth Sport Trust presented seven awards to inspirational schools, trusts and individuals across the country.

The Youth Sport Trust is contributing to the Curriculum and Assessment Review’s call for evidence. In addition to submitting our own response, we are encouraging the leaders, partners and organisations we work with to join us in making the case for greater physical activity in schools.

Hundreds of teachers and leaders across the education and sport sector have celebrated the efforts of young people, schools and individuals over the course of the last 18 months as the Youth Sport Trust’s annual conference in Coventry begins today.

We need to provide co-curricular activities that develop complementary skills, values and competencies. We need to balance the demands of the digital age through the human connection of play and sport.

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

Highfurlong School and local mainstream primary schools created an unforgettable day for students at Blackpool Zoo, combining outdoor adventure, physical activity, and cross-curricular learning.

The National Sector Partners Group (NSPG) has issued the following response to the Active Lives Adult Survey from Sport England, published today (24 April)

As the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill progresses through Parliament, the Youth Sport Trust is continuing to highlight the opportunity to use the Bill to increase children’s physical activity levels.

Our world-class athletes can visit your school to help tackle young people’s declining emotional wellbeing and resilience while also inspiring their attitudes to learning.

Through Inclusion 2024, young people like Josh are able to access higher quality physical education and school sport opportunities which are inclusive by design. These opportunities support young people to develop lifelong skills whilst creating a positive relationship with physical activity - leading to happier, healthier lives.