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🏏 Fun Vs Competition ⚽️ What balance does your school have between fun and competition? With spring sports on the horizon, now is a great time to get the least active to join in with physical activity. Girls are among the least active groups in schools, we share how to get them engaged in sports in our recent blog: https://lnkd.in/eb5nTmME #thisgirlcan #girlsinsports #activeplay #playgroundgames #outdoorplayequipment #outdoorplay #playtimebyfawns

🌋 Our sports day at The New School is a little different to the traditional ones as, rather than having competitive races, we play collaborative games that involve working together. Here’s the young people mid-Floor is Lava! #EducationResearch #DemocraticEducation #RelationalPractice #MultisensoryLearning #FlexibleLearning #PlayBasedLearning #SelfDirectedLearning #InnovativeEducation #StudentCenteredLearning #EducationInnovation

DID YOU KNOW? Research based on AusPlay data showed that children [0-14] are more likely to participate in organised outside-of-school hours sport and physical activities if: ✔ a parent participates in sports or physical activity ✔ they come from a high-income family ✔ they have 1 or 2 siblings. And less likely to participate if: ❌ they come from a low-income family ❌ they live in a remote or regional area ❌ a parent speaks a Language Other Than English (LOTE) at home they have 3 or more siblings. To learn more, visit the Clearinghouse for Sport evidence base topic on participation in sport - https://lnkd.in/gf8chwmG References: ◾ AusPlay report: Children’s participation in organised physical activity outside of school hours, Australian Sports Commission, (April 2018) - https://lnkd.in/g7na9t6y #clearinghouseforsport #playwell #evidencebase #AusPlay

✅ Demonstrating a positive impact with your PE Sports Premium Funding can be tricky ✅ Here are some ways your impact can be shown in your funding report this July: 🍄 Increased participation in active break times 🍄 An increase in participation in sports clubs 🍄 Pupil voice to share they are more active during playtime 🍄 A teacher survey on the levels of activity during playtime 🍄 Behaviour reports demonstrated reduced incidents due to being occupied 💡If you are looking for ideas to spend your April instalment of Sports Premium Funding, contact our sales team for packages to fit your budget: sales@fawns.co.uk #playgrounddesign #schoolfunding #getactive #sportspremiumfunding #playtimebyfawns

Our survey findings make it clear that disabled fans face significant barriers when attending European away matches, and both UEFA and football clubs must do more to ensure a truly inclusive experience. Disabled supporters are reporting poor accessibility at stadiums, with over half rating their experiences as "poor" or "very poor." These ratings are significantly worse than those for matches in England and Wales, according to our annual fan survey. The survey also reveals the alarming statistic that 79% of wheelchair users have to sit with home fans, which should never happen in a sport that prides itself on inclusivity. Football is a tribal game; we go to be with our fellow fans, and being separated is an obvious sign that disabled supporters are not being properly considered. Furthermore, supporters describe UEFA’s communication with disabled fans as almost non-existent, with a staggering 29% of respondents characterising it in this way. UEFA’s commitment to accessibility is also rated poorly, with nearly 90% of disabled fans feeling that their efforts fall short. Many fans are unaware of any existing UEFA policies aimed at improving disability access, which highlights a troubling lack of transparency and initiative. To address these issues, UEFA and clubs must enforce existing guidelines and ensure that away disabled fans are treated with dignity. This includes providing sufficient accessible seating, allowing disabled supporters to sit with fellow away fans, and improving communication. Clubs should take proactive steps to support their disabled supporters, such as appointing Disability Liaison Officers for all matches and ensuring their staff are trained to recognise both visible and no visible disabilities. Football is for everyone, and it’s time for UEFA and clubs to step up and make that a reality for all fans. This isn’t just about meeting the minimum requirements; this is about providing a respectable match-day. #Football #Disability #UEFA

Game changing @pacelablimited AREG APP Let sports science guide you Beta version trials released soon. I will be asking coaches and bowlers to trial and validate. Watch out for the announcements #areg #theapp #acratio #workload #pacelab #fastbowling

🗣️ Jahanavi summarizes her experience and learning at #SESCON2024. ⏩ Follow The SES Network for more sports science-related content. #TheSESNetwork #SportsScience

Cowley Brothers Free Webinar 🚨 Discover how easy access to analysis creates buy-in and drives success for non-league clubs looking to improve performance and player development. Watch the full webinar with Danny and Nicky Cowley for more expert insights. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dyuXhDfs #CowleyBrothers #Hudl #Webinar

As a Scotland fan it's always been difficult following the team (Sorry for bringing up that miss again) but who thought with the team's success that it would still be that way... Last week tickets went on sale for the five-match package through their new ticketing provider, covering the upcoming friendlies and Nations League matches. After three hours of trying and several emails later, tickets were finally secured but the most concerning part and something that is far too common was the 23 (Yes, 23!) step guide sent to fans before the sale explaining how to get your tickets. If you need to send a guide on how to buy tickets then is it the best system to be using? At Fanbase that's what we ask ourselves every day, how can we make our system the easiest to use on the market and with purchases being made in just 6 clicks we think we are well on our way! #Sportstech | #Sportsbiz | #Fanengagement