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Young Ambassadors England is a growing movement of pupils using sport and play to influence change in their schools and communities. It supports them to build confidence, develop leadership skills and strengthen wellbeing, while creating opportunities for connection, belonging and positive action.
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.
Supporting schools to help every young person belong, participate and flourish.
Multisport Clubs is a youth-led physical activity programme delivered by Youth Sport Trust that helps schools create inclusive opportunities for young people to be active beyond the curriculum. Designed to complement PE and traditional school sport, the programme supports pupils to build confidence, develop leadership skills and discover activities they enjoy.
Practical guidance to help schools create comfortable, inclusive uniform policies that support pupils to move more throughout the school day.
This programme supports Physical Education leaders from ethnically diverse communities to strengthen their leadership, influence and impact within schools.
The Special Olympics Great Britain (SOGB) Unified Champion Schools programme uses sport and play to create meaningful opportunities for pupils with and without special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) to learn, play and lead together.
A flexible resource to help schools understand how children and young people experience physical activity and create more inclusive and engaging movement opportunities.
Children’s charity the Youth Sport Trust has reported worrying statistics to show that children studying their GCSEs are less likely than other secondary school pupils to access the transformative power of PE.
The Youth Sport Trust welcomes the recent ‘Game Changers’ report from the Centre for Social Justice that calls for students in secondary schools to do two hours of after-school sport a week.
Young people in secondary schools across the UK will be supported to develop valuable life and leadership skills, thanks to a new partnership with Barclays and the Wimbledon Foundation, delivered by the Youth Sport Trust.
A fun ‘compete against yourself’ approach to physical activity with a focus on resilience and perseverance and the aim to achieve bronze, silver or gold medal targets.