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The Government will join forces with former sports stars, health professionals and fitness experts to help an additional 3.5 million adults and children get physically active by 2030, as part of a major national activity drive.
A cross-government action plan to provide more pupils with increased opportunities to play sport and take physical exercise during their time in school.
Building a healthier nation by tackling high levels of inactivity, and making sure that the sport and physical activity sector thrives for future generations.
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Analysis of the UK Time Use Survey to provide insight into the amount of time children spend engaging with the outdoors or participating in sports activities.
Paper prepared by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) on the impact of banning sporting events and other leisure activities.
Sports Minister Stuart Andrew welcomed the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games evaluation report at SportAccord, hosted in Birmingham.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Information to help schools increase access to PE, physical activity and extra-curricular school sport, including examples of good practice.
Ahead of a huge summer of sport in 2024, schools will receive new guidance on delivering two hours of PE a week, and equal access to sport and PE.
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