Early years healthy development review 2021
An aspirational framework to improve the lives of all children from conception to aged 2 years.
An aspirational framework to improve the lives of all children from conception to aged 2 years.
A presentation of the latest data on child obesity in England from Public Health England.
Some interesting insights here that may provide useful material to support future practice.
An important and timely report that discusses the impact of Covid 19 on the education, health, wellbeing and welfare of children worldwide.
Public Health England (PHE) in partnership with The Open University is calling on the early years workforce to engage in the first presentation of its new online physical development (PD) course that can be joined from Monday 27th July.
Some interesting and timely material here. The consequences for children of lockdown and living through a pandemic are clearly stated.
An interesting and timely ‘rapid review’ by the PEDAL research centre in Cambridge on the impact of quarantine and restricted environments on children’s play and health outcomes.
WHO report, study is based on data gained from 1.6 million 11 to 17-year-old students.
Monitoring the levels of physical activity of more than 2,000 children from 57 primary schools across South West England, children are less active at 11 yrs than they were at aged 6.
Fit For Sport, the UK’s leaders in engaging and educating children and young people through physical activity, have revealed that a worrying 78% of primary school pupils across the UK measured through their Healthy Active Schools System (HASS) are failing to meet the recommended fitness levels for their age group.
A report by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on a fit and healthy childhood.
The usual focus on food and nutrition that underplays the vital importance of physical activity in addressing weight issues.
The guidelines emphasise the importance of building strength and balance for adults, and include recommendations for pregnant women, new mothers and disabled people.
Nothing new, mainly about how the large organisations will spend even more money on schemes that are often ill monitored and evaluated.
A comprehensive, accessible and manageable document that will provide the impetus to determine how best to implement UK version to follow in September 2019 View the report
A report by the Association of Play Industries (API) reveals that children have never moved so little and points to substantial evidence that screens are a key reason.
This report is timely – and critical.
With school music tuition under threat in Scotland, one leader argues that music has the power to break down barriers.