Sporting fun has taken a huge leap forward in Cheltenham
Cheltenham schools encourage active play during breaktimes, and increasing physical activity across the schools as a whole.
Enjoyment levels are falling for girls PE
Enjoyment levels are falling for girls PE. Only 64% of girls enjoy physical education compared to 86% of boys
Inclusive Fitness Initiative (IFI)
The Inclusive Fitness Initiative (IFI) is a programme, which offers disabled people more choice and opportunities to enjoy the benefits of physical activity. IFI operates an accreditation scheme for facilities. Called the IFI Mark, which recognises the achievements and commitment of facilities that enable disabled people to become physically active. The accreditation provides an inclusive platform for disabled and non-disabled people to be active together. Over the past 10 years, through consultation with fitness industry experts and disabled customers, the IFI Mark standard was developed. The IFI Mark is the leading fitness accreditation for inclusion recognising leisure facilities commitment and inclusion of disabled people within their service provision.
Lee Haskins
Former World and IBF Champion boxer – Lee Haskins says – “ActivAll is great for improving speed, hand-eye coordination whilst keeping kids active. The kids absolutely love ActivAll and I look forward to seeing it in many schools”.
ActivAll took part in the sixth annual Surrey Para Games
On the 4th July 2019, ActivAll took part in the sixth annual Surrey Para Games after being invited by Paralympic champion Rachel Morris (MBE). The aim of the games is to encourage the inclusion of all children in school sports, no matter what their mental and physical ability. ActivAll has been a fantastic addition to the event this year and it’s been really obvious the difference in the way that children are interacting with new people but also just going up to something that they don’t recognise and a lot of these children really struggle with that. So the way that they are working and the fact that it’s engaging them is really exciting from my point of view. I work with a lot of coaches in a lot of different sports who really struggle to engage with children so to have that level of involvement with this particular group of
Childwall CE Primary School
On the 28th March, the ActivAll hosted an ‘Active for All day’ at Childwall CE Primary School in Liverpool.