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We use our insight, expertise, campaigns and The National Lottery & DCMS funds to ensure that everyone feels able to take part in sport and physical activity.
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialA great way to boost your mood, improve focus and ease stress ahead of #WorldMentalHealthDay is through movement! 🤸
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialDo you or your organisation support people with sport, physical activity, exercise or movement?
You can help with understanding of how Sport England can best support you and continue working together to create inclusive physical opportunities for all: https://bit.ly/4Aurlji
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialSport England director of place relationships, Adam Rigarlsford, explains the reciprocal benefits both our place work and ongoing devolution efforts bring to local wellbeing and growth.
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialTo mark the start of Black History Month, the co-founder of The Black Rugby Community talks about how this year's theme, 'Honouring Our Communities', directly applies to their teams' aims both on and off the pitch.
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialAs we recognise Black History Month, consider how your organisation can create safer, more inclusive and welcoming opportunities for everyone.
Buddle has lots of resources to make being inclusive easier. Access the resources to find out more: https://bit.ly/4iWnrcI
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialThe Movement Fund helped Evergreen School create a more accessible and inclusive environment for pupils and young children with special educational needs.
Learn more about the fund: https://www.sportengland.org/funding-and-campaigns/our-funding/movement-fund
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@sport-england-se.bsky.socialICYMI - Teachers asked, Studio You listened. To kick off the new academic term Studio You x Nike has launched three new videos to help teachers tackle the gender activity gap in schools.
Learn more: https://www.sportengland.org/news-and-inspiration/new-video-lessons-launched-support-girls-pe
@sport-england-se.bsky.social"Despite being the most digitally connected generation ever, many young people are experiencing loneliness, poor wellbeing and social disconnection."
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialRather than deciding what a community needs from the outside, Sport England is creating the space for people locally to help shape the solutions themselves.
Learn more about our work with local communities: https://www.sportengland.org/blogs/putting-communities-heart-getting-active
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialICYMI - @thisgirlcanuk.bsky.social need's your support in encouraging women to take part in their Move for 10 challenge.
They've created a series of resources to help you promote the challenge and the Move for 10 tracker: https://bit.ly/3TcPABM
@sport-england-se.bsky.social✨ Meet the Leading the Movement mentors ✨
Interested in becoming a mentor? Find out more: https://www.leadingthemovement.org/choosing-the-right-support/meet-the-mentors/
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialBuddle is offering free workshops designed especially for sports club organisers. There are some great sessions coming up this October.
Book and discover more workshops: https://buddle.co/learning-opportunities/book-workshop
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialCo-Founder of Krimmz Girls Youth Club, Khadija Patel, shares her leadership story founded in faith, lived experience and a determination to enhance sport and physical activity for Muslim girls and women.
Read Khadija's story: https://bit.ly/4ipq8TY
@sport-england-se.bsky.social32 acres of unloved greenspace was transformed in one of the UK's most deprived areas into a thriving community hub that tackles health inequalities while boosting biodiversity.
Read more: https://www.sportengland.org/guidance-and-support/facilities-and-planning/sustainability/garon-park
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialIpsos Associate director for health and social care, Jo Scott, presents the recent findings from our System Partner investment evaluation, on enabling change so everyone can benefit from being active.
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialAs we recognise National Inclusion Week, it is important to raise awareness of the barriers and challenges faced which can impact on individuals participation within sport and physical activity.
Practical steps you can take when working with different groups: https://bit.ly/4t8OVxq
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialNational Fitness Day is a celebration of the role of physical activity in supporting our physical and mental health - This year’s theme is ‘Powered by you!’, highlighting that everyone can play their part in getting the nation moving more.
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialLisa Dodd-Mayne, our Executive Director of Partnerships and Place at Sport England, speaks to PoliticsHome on how local knowledge and national investment can work together to get more people active.
Read more: https://bit.ly/4xq2Pgw
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialWith the help of the National Lottery, Sport England funds projects and organisations that help more people get active and make sport and physical activity available to everyone.
Ride On has received funding for social bike rides known as 'Joy Rides' in Exeter.
@sport-england-se.bsky.socialTo support organisations in being more inclusive, Buddle has created a series of scenarios designed to help you and your organisation better meet the needs of different people and respond appropriately to any challenges that may be faced.
