Move Like Me
Working in partnership with a number of schools nationally, a group of young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) have created a suite of online sport and physical activity videos to inspire other young people with SEND to be active.
My Personal Best
Through teacher and learner resources and a flexible training package, My Personal Best supports teachers to explicitly plan for and deliver a life skills PE curriculum.
My Personal Best for Alternative Provision
The My Personal Best (My PB) programme is based on integrating life skills development into PE for pupils attending Pupil Referral Units (PRUs) or Alternative provision (AP) settings.
New Age Sports Equipment
This game is the same as lawn bowls but much more versatile, ideal for beginners and can be used as a coaching aid for bowls. Play to the lawn bowls rules available from the Bowls England website.
PE Life Skills Award
The PE Life Skills Award allows teachers to formally recognise pupils’ learning through evidence-based assessment in the PE curriculum.
Physical Education Guide
Practical guidance and examples to help schools deliver high-quality PE that builds pupils' competence, confidence and motivation to be active.
Professional Development Guide
Practical guidance to help schools develop and support their workforce, improving staff wellbeing and outcomes for pupils.
SEND PE Activities
These PE resources are designed to support in-school and remote learning for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) or those attending Alternative Provision schools.
School Leadership Guide
Practical guidance to help school leaders put wellbeing at the heart of school life and create a strong sense of belonging for pupils and staff.
School Swimming & Water Safety
As part of the Inclusion 2028 programme, the Youth Sport Trust have been working with Swim England to create water safety training designed specifically for people working with pupils with Special Educational Needs and/or disabilities.
Special Olympics Great Britain Unified Champion 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.
Sport Sanctuaries
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.