Two charities have responded to a high number of schools asking for more support to make their PE lessons and activities inclusive for children using sports prostheses.

The Youth Sport Trust has welcomed the Government’s commitment to improving the nation’s health as it launches new strategy and ‘Better Health’ campaign.

YST ambassador talks about how sport helped him to ‘find his happy’ and support others on World Mental Health Day (10 October).

In early October, 48 PE teachers from China, winners of Nike’s Active Schools Innovation Award (ASIA), visited the UK for a week part of a cultural international exchange.

The Youth Sport Trust in collaboration with Leeds Beckett University are supporting a doctoral research project that aims to explore what role does/could physical education, in alternative provision, play in supporting the transition of young people back into mainstream school.

The Government has today released its new Sports Strategy ‘Get Active: a strategy for the future of sport and physical activity,' which sets out the ambition to use being active and playing sport to change lives for the better.

After two years as Team Leader Managers, Hannah and Adam reflect on their time supporting the Team Leaders programme.

Join the Youth Sport Trust in encouraging MPs to visit local schools during National School Sports Week and witness firsthand the power of physical activity in shaping happier, healthier children.

National School Sports Week 2023, powered by Sports Slam had an extraordinary impact, as participants pledged over two hundred million active minutes by the conclusion of the week. This outstanding achievement reflects the commitment of more than 2,400 schools, organisations, and families who passionately embraced the campaign's ethos of 'Play for fun, play for 60.

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.

A group of year 11 students at The Bulwell Academy in Nottingham bring to life their experiences of the Wimbledon Foundation’s initiative Set for Success and how they launched a mental health campaign through the initiative. Read their blog below:

The Youth Sport Trust believes cuts to the hours of Physical Education on the curriculum pose a further threat to the wellbeing of young people, and should be a matter of immediate national concern.