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Tips, advice and guidance on how to keep or get active in and around your home. Join the Movement and share how you're getting active during this time.

Youth Sport Trust are a national initiative that work towards ensuring every child enjoys the benefits of playing sport and being physically active.

HomeCourt is the interactive basketball app that takes your skills to the next level. It’s the personal skills trainer that’s always with you, capturing your performance, and providing you with guided feedback. With HomeCourt, every rep counts. Download the Homecourt App on apple or android device

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Home learning resources for PE We know that you will have lots going through your mind right now - both personally and professionally. We hope that whatever situation you are in today, this email can make things a little easier, and not more overwhelming. We hope that physical education will be part of your schools remote learning schedule, and we have listed some resources that you can share with colleagues and your pupils, to save you from needing to create your own.

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SEE RESOURCE SHEET IN RESOURCES FOR FULL LAYOUT OF THE EVENT. The School Games Pentathlon is the ideal Personal Best Challenge and a national virtual competition aimed to connect young people across the Country in a common goal. The School Games Pentathlon is designed to: • Support the teaching of key athletic skills • Encourage reward and celebrate success and individual progress • Engage whole classes, year groups and schools • Monitor and encourage improvement in fitness levels • Enable intra-school, inter-school and virtual competition

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Chance to Shine have one more great session for those in school to use with their pupils or to send to children still at home before Yorkshire Tea National Cricket Week (22-26 June) which will see a whole week of activities!

Standby for National School Sport Week at Home, supercharged by Sky Sports! This year has been like no other and, in recognition of the huge changes and challenges that we have faced, National School Sport Week looks rather different in 2020. The Youth Sport Trust is delighted that Sky Sports will be helping to supercharge the campaign and that Sky Sports Scholarship athletes will be helping to promote National School Sport Week at Home.

#ThisIsPE is 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.

The Covid-19 crisis is a big challenge for our mental health. So They've launched a new program to boost your wellbeing in these crazy times.

ECB launches Dynamos Cricket app for kids

England Netball are running Bee@Home challenge videos that your u11's and family can take part in to stay active at home.

I know what you're thinking, yoga, for kids? Cosmic Kids is the number 1 kids yoga app where they will get some real enjoyment and highly benefit from.

GoNoodle: Good Energy at Home is a free online resource that provides tons of ways for kids and families to be active, stay mindful, and keep on learning!

Fun curriculum linked resources to get your class moving while they learn

Sport England work towards building an active nation. They want everyone in England feels able to take part in sport or activity, regardless of age, background or ability.

The Football Association (FA) are keen for children to still be active during lockdown, especially football related tasks. I'm sure many of us are missing playing and watching the sport so their challenges are a good way to keep on top of your skills.

BBC Bitesize is another online umbrella of resources that are providing 3 new lessons every week day for all year groups.

Due to Covid 19, many of us are stuck at home which can become very stressful especially if your tasked with general home life and having to work from home too. The Guardian provided us with some great tips on how to manage.

imoves is an online resource that aims to get primary children learning actively. The site offers cross-curricular lessons and physical activity which are all FREE during the global pandemic.

We all need to try to be physically active and The Daily Mile at Home can help almost everyone to do this.

Chance to Shine are a national charity that aims to give all children the opportunity to play, learn and develop through cricket.

The Department for Education is responsible for child services and education. They have put together a list of resources for different curricular subjects.

During lockdown it is very important you take care of your mental health. Take a look at Every Mind Matters for some more information: https://www.nhs.uk/oneyou/every-mind-matters/

Check out Change 4 Lifes Disney 10 minute shake up to get your child active. https://www.nhs.uk/10-minute-shake-up/shake-ups

Follow the NHS and government guidelines when it comes to COVID 19. Here's some tips from their websites. Remember, stay home to save lives.