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.

The Youth Sport Trust was officially founded in 1995, when Sir John Beckwith, having witnessed a street fight in his home neighbourhood of Mayfair, concluded that sport could be used as an intervention to support and develop young people and improve their life chances.

Since 2022, the Youth Sport Trust has hosted a week of free online webinars to support practitioners in creating inclusive school sport opportunities for young people with SEND.

Vicci Wells, Head of Sport at the Youth Sport Trust, Trustee of a large Multi Academy, and a parent, blogs about the role schools can play to keep young people with SEND moving during the cost-of-living crisis.

Why Daily Physical Activity, Weekly PE and an Inclusive School Sport Offer Sits at the Heart of a Well School.

Hundreds of young people with SEND attended inspirational Festivals of Sport in 20 locations across the country.

Through the Young Ambassadors movement, Youth Sport Trust is supporting young people to lead change in their communities through sport and physical activity. 

Angela Lydon, Association for PE, and James Walker, Youth Sport Trust, share the four key principles to inclusive practice in school sport

Over the next few weeks, every primary school in England will receive the first instalment of a £320 million government grant, now in its seventh year, which significantly extends the resourcing for Physical Education and Sport.

A letter to the final two candidates for the Conservative Party leadership.

Delegates gathered to hear from government, industry leaders, young people and subject matter experts in the world of PE, physical activity and sport.