Data released by the government shows nearly 4,000 PE hours lost in the last year amid worsening school sport crisis, with 11–14-year-olds hit the hardest.

Ahead of the Women’s Rugby World Cup, Shaunagh Brown joins Youth Sport Trust Champions, Sir Mo Farah, Hannah Cockroft, Dr Radha Modgil and Radzi Chinyanganya, to advocate for inclusion, equality and access to PE and sport.

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.

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.

Youth Sport Trust’s PE and School Sport Report 2026 warns of the danger of pushing PE down the agenda as worrying trends in children’s health and activity levels persist

The Government have responded to Sexism and Inequalities in Sport, which put forward proposals aiming to remove barriers preventing girls and women from being physically active.

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.

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

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.