Active Lives Children and Young People Survey - 2019/20
Jan 2021
This report, summarises the activity levels of 5 to 16-year olds in England from September 2019 to July 20. The period covered includes the disruptive storms last February, which resulted in school closures and the cancellation of many outdoor activities, and the unprecedented disruption caused by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.
Uniting The Movement: Sport England's 10-year Strategy
Jan 2021
This new 10-year strategy is a combination of adapting and upgrading approaches for the times we’re in, and the future Sport England want to build and do differently post-pandemic.
The Impact of the Pandemic on Community Sport Provision & Participation: Research Report
Mar 2021
This report will explore the little understood societal dynamics within the sport and physical activity sector that has resulted from the pandemic, with the North of England being the geographical focus of this study.
Sported Community Pulse UK Survey Findings Feb 2021
Feb 2021
Between January and February 2021, Sported asked members to complete an online survey to highlight their concerns about the future of their organisation and the type of support they needed going forward.
Sporting Equals: Terminology Language Resource
Feb 2021
This guide starts the discussion on what terminology and language the sport and physical activity sector should use when dealing with or describing racial discrimination and inequality.
Uniting The Movement: Sport England's 10-year Strategy
Jan 2021
This new 10-year strategy is a combination of adapting and upgrading approaches for the times we’re in, and the future Sport England want to build and do differently post-pandemic.
Understanding The Impact of Covid-19: Summary Report
Jan 2021
This summary report will help you to understand the impact of Coronavirus for both consumers and the sport and physical activity sector and has been released during our third national lockdown.
Active Lives Children and Young People Survey - 2019/20
Jan 2021
This report, summarises the activity levels of 5 to 16-year olds in England from September 2019 to July 20. The period covered includes the disruptive storms last February, which resulted in school closures and the cancellation of many outdoor activities, and the unprecedented disruption caused by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.
Active Lives Children and Young People Survey Coronavirus (Covid-19) - 2019/20
Jan 2021
Covering the period from mid-May to late-July (the school summer term), this report provides the picture of sport and physical activity during the second phase of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic when restrictions began to be eased.
Designing for Accessibility
Jan 2021
This guide shows how you can make your service accessible for various access needs including: autism, visually impaired, dyslexia, physical disabilities, deaf or hard of hearing and anxiety. Understanding accessibility means we can build services that work for everyone, whatever their access need.
WHO Guidelines on: Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviour
Dec 2020
The WHO Guidelines on physical activity and sedentary behaviour provide evidence-based public health recommendations for children, adolescents, adults and older adults on the amount of physical activity (frequency, intensity and duration) required to offer significant health benefits and mitigate health risks.
Promoting Physical Activity in the Workplace: current status and success stories from the European Union Member States of the WHO
Dec 2020
This report presents the results of a collaboration between WHO, the European Commission and European Union Member States. Information was collected by a network of physical activity focal points using a questionnaire with 23 indicators established to monitor implementation of the European Union physical activity guidelines.
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