The Government yesterday published the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill. Here are five key things to know:

After attending the Labour Party’s conference in last week, this week we headed to Manchester to join the Conservative Party for their annual get-together, with an ambition to encourage the party’s post-election policy review to embrace the potential of physical activity in childhood to transform lives.

Youth Sport Trust Girls Active 2025 Research find girls faced with multiple characteristics of inequality less active, less confident, less engaged in PE and physical activity.

90% of schools in England now offering girls equal access to football in PE lessons.

Schools can now receive external validation through Well School accreditation recognising pupil and staff wellbeing as measures of success alongside academic performance and safeguarding standards.

Over the past few months, some of the Youth Sport Trust Team Leaders have been out and about contributing to events, workshops and conversations across the country.

An Always Active Uniform is a simple but powerful change that supports young people’s health, confidence and access to physical activity. On this page, you'll find everything you need to explore the approach in your school - from real-life examples and research insights to practical steps and policy tips.

This programme supports Physical Education leaders from ethnically diverse communities to strengthen their leadership, influence and impact within schools.

After a series of meetings to share insights and ideas, the Class of 2035 Commission has published its recommendations for change.

New research finds girls' confidence and enjoyment in physical activity plummets as puberty begins.