Sir Mo Farah and British Sporting Icons Call on Government to Initiate a New National Plan to Get Kids Moving

On World Children’s Day, Sir Mo Farah personally delivered a letter addressed to the Prime Minister, signed by Hannah Cockroft, Adam Peaty, Max Whitlock, Keely Hodgkinson and other Team GB Olympians and Paralympians.

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27 Mar 2025

Well on the Way to Healthier Schools: Highlights from Youth Sport Trust Conference 2025

An event focused on the benefits of prioritising wellbeing within education, the Conference highlights included the relaunch of the Well Schools Movement, inspiring keynote speeches and a special video address from Schools Minister Catherine McKinnell.

26 Mar 2025

Youth Sport Trust Conference 2025 Awards Honour Champions of Change in Sport and Education

A celebration of sport’s impact on young lives and attended by high-profile figures from the sporting world, these awards recognised the trailblazing schools, trusts and individuals driving transformative change in education through sport.

26 Mar 2025

NSPG responds to Spring Statement 2025

Spring Statement: Sport, recreation and physical activity sector urges Government to protect investment to boost health and growth 

18 Mar 2025

Youth Sport Trust response to Curriculum and Assessment Review Interim Report

The Review’s Interim Report recognises the need for a curriculum that more effectively prepares children for the future. At the Youth Sport Trust we are calling for a greater focus on the importance of prioritising physical activity in schools to support children's wellbeing, development and life skills.

04 Feb 2025

Sport England has announced that Tim Hollingsworth will step down as chief executive in July 2025

At Youth Sport Trust, we want to particularly thank Tim for his relentless focus on increasing children and young people’s physical activity levels throughout his time at Sport England.

05 Dec 2024

‘We need a new national plan for children’s physical activity,’ calls children’s charity as activity levels continue to stagnate

New data released by Sport England shows children and young people’s physical activity levels remain broadly unchanged in the past year, with inactivity levels remaining persistently high.

22 Nov 2024

Celebrating Young Changemakers

On World Children’s Day (20 November), the Youth Sport Trust celebrated the incredible achievements of young changemakers at the Young Changemaker Awards 2024, sponsored by the LEGO® Group. Held at Tobacco Dock, London, the event saw sporting stars, including the charity’s National School Sport Champion Sir Mo Farah CBE, honour young heroes using sport to transform lives through resilience and leadership.

20 Nov 2024

Sir Mo Farah and British Sporting Icons Call on Government to Initiate a New National Plan to Get Kids Moving

On World Children’s Day, Sir Mo Farah personally delivered a letter addressed to the Prime Minister, signed by Hannah Cockroft, Adam Peaty, Max Whitlock, Keely Hodgkinson and other Team GB Olympians and Paralympians.

20 Nov 2024

Curriculum and Assessment Review

The Youth Sport Trust is contributing to the Curriculum and Assessment Review’s call for evidence. In addition to submitting our own response, we are encouraging the leaders, partners and organisations we work with to join us in making the case for greater physical activity in schools.

30 Oct 2024

Youth Sport Trust and NSPG respond to Autumn Budget

While today's Budget delivers an investment in our children’s future, it also leaves unanswered questions about future funding for physical activity at school, including PE and school sport

11 Oct 2024

The PE puberty precipice

New research finds girls' confidence and enjoyment in physical activity plummets as puberty begins.

08 Oct 2024

Collaborating with Swim England on Water Safety Training

Young people with SEND are at a higher risk of drowning than the general population. New water safety training has been created to help raise awareness and provide advice and guidance of this important topic.