A new way of getting children to move more at school has started to see results in schools in Bradford.

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

A campaign designed and created in Yorkshire to support teachers, parents and carers to teach physical education has received national recognition from the Department for Education.

More than 60 people with a role in supporting communities in South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire to be more active came together in Leeds last week.

The Creating Active Schools framework has been evidenced in the prestigious International Journal of Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity that was published on Friday 7 February.

It’s now over a couple of years since the most recent strategies from the government and Sport England about how to get people more active. They signalled a sea-change in our focus and the way we work.

Leading international academics, primary school leaders and governors and public health professionals joined forces this week to create a new framework for high-quality physical activity, PE and school sport programmes.

Active Dearne is a pioneering project by Yorkshire Sport Foundation to help local people on a low income become more active and healthier and has won National Lottery funding from Sport England.

Yorkshire Sport Foundation are pleased to welcome Sam Keighley to the team as Strategic Director.

The achievements of a group of young men from Burngreave were celebrated at Sheffield Town Hall recently.