The Youth Sport Trust says getting active is key to tackling declining mental wellbeing.

Prime Minister David Cameron is expected to announce the Government is to commit funding for its Primary PE and Sport Premium to 2020, with £750m to be invested over the course of the next parliament.

At the Youth Sport Trust, we believe passionately young people and youth voices must be part of conversations about things that impact them – not just seated at the table but empowered to lead.

The new Government plans to require every primary school to provide free breakfast clubs, ensuring all children are well prepared for the school day and can achieve their full potential. These resources will support you to make your breakfast club an active breakfast club.

Annually the Youth Sport Trust delivers our flagship conference, including our large exhibition of specialist PE & School Sport providers. It’s THE networking opportunity of the year for our sector, providing an opportunity to unite together, showcase your solutions, explore the opportunities that are arising within the sport and education sectors and look forward to the exciting potential of the coming years.

Empowering educators to listen, understand and act on the voices of young people to create inclusive PE and school sport experiences.

Kelly Fellows, Development Manager for Inclusion at the Youth Sport Trust, reflects on nasen LIVE 2025 highlighting practical ways to embed lasting inclusion across schools.

Ahead of schools’ return, our new research finds parents want to see young people active every day.

Using the strength of our united voice to take collective and direct action to improve the sector from within.

As schools break up for Easter, here are 10 highlights from our policy and public affairs work over the Spring Term:

Young Ambassadors Wales is a youth leadership movement led by Youth Sport Trust and which is funded and supported by Sport Wales and the National Lottery.

Starting in late July, Martin Cresswell will be walking the Grand Traverse des Alpes trail from Lake Genève to Nice, a distance of over 400 miles.