Strongly allied to the five levers in the Recovery Curriculum, especially meta-cognition and space, the concept of a Sports Sanctuary is designed to equip educators with ideas, resources and content to support their pupils as they recover from the impact of a global pandemic.

Embedding simple strength and balance movements into everyday school life for all young people.

Developed by the Youth Sport Trust Lead Inclusion School network, Supporting girls with Autism is a digital, audio and practical toolkit that builds upon knowledge of girls with autism spectrum conditions (ASC) and some of the key considerations for making PE and sport inclusive to all.

We are currently in the midst of a global ADHD medication shortage, which is having a significant impact on children and young people. Here we explore some ideas to help make your school an inclusive place for children and young people with ADHD, through the lens of physical activity.

Within the TOP Sportsability resource, there is a module called Elements. Elements is a resource for young people with profound and multiple learning difficulties. The resource follows four themes, which are based on national curriculum PE areas of activity that have been adapted to suit the needs of your child.

Book a representative from the UK’s leading charity to help you use the power of PE, school sport and physical activity (PESSPA), and play to create Well Schools where pupils and staff are happy and healthy, and ready to learn and thrive.

Youth voice is about actively seeking the views of young people to understand their experiences and perspectives and involving them meaningfully in making and enacting decisions about topics that affect them.

National School Sports Week is our annual celebration of PE, play and sport and empowering as many people as possible to get involved. By participating in the week, you're not only promoting physical activity, but also helping shape a healthier and happier future for all young people. Together, we can make a positive impact on youth sports participation and wellbeing.

National School Sports Week is our annual celebration of PE, play and sport and empowering as many people as possible to get involved. By participating in the week, you're not only promoting physical activity, but also helping shape a healthier and happier future for all young people. Together, we can make a positive impact on youth sports participation and wellbeing.

TOP Sportsability is an online resource for schools and offers practical advice to teachers, learning support staff, and other sports practitioners. It consists of video clips and downloadable content showing ideas and strategies to support the inclusion of young disabled people in physical activity and is divided into five areas.

The Well Schools Ofsted Toolkit helps schools demonstrate how wellbeing-centred practice supports strong outcomes across the Ofsted inspection framework.

Funded by Sport England and delivered by the Youth Sport Trust, the School Games is a framework delivered locally by a national network of 450 School Games Organisers who aspire to make a positive and meaningful difference to the lives of children and young people through sport and physical activity.