If we want liveable cities and healthy communities we’ll have to work together to transform all public spaces and urban systems.

Online training helping engage more women and girls in physical activity

We are pleased to support the launch of the ukactive ‘A Framework for the safe delivery of children’s activity provision during social distancing’ . The framework aims to help schools, individual providers and facilities plan and deliver physical activity programming e.g.

Virtual school games are a resounding success with thousands of children involved across the country.

Sport and physical activity has an influential role to bring about meaningful change and this period has rightly led our network and the wider sector to begin to reflect, listen, question, learn and openly discuss how to take positive action.

Reflecting on the various ‘scenario planning’ discussions and exercises I’ve been part of over the last few weeks. A number of colleagues have been talking about the principles and structures to undertake the exercise locally so I thought I’d share what I saw and heard.

Active Partnerships are delighted to work with the SFDC and collaborate with all the partners involved to help create the conditions for an active nation.

Following the late cancellation of the Active Partnerships Convention in March, due to the Coronavirus pandemic, learning workshops were re-purposed and delivered as virtual sessions.

Active Partnerships look forward to working alongside the Coalition and encourage all sport for development organisations to sign up to the Charter and join the movement.

As we are now all staying at home more than we would like it is more important than ever that we take care of our mental and physical wellbeing and being physically activity is one of the best ways of doing this.