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Too Much Talk, Too Little Sport

PA | Posted 14.02.2013 | UK Universities & Education

Many PE lessons are failing to improve pupils' fitness, while not enough youngsters are playing competitive sport to a high level, inspectors warned o...

Olympic Legacy or Wimbledon Effect?

Jim Cowan | Posted 14.10.2012 | UK Sport
Jim Cowan

As the London Olympics close no one is doubting they have been a huge success. Team GB have finished an unprecedented third in the medals table, fantastic crowds have turned up to watch, huge television viewing figures have been attracted and people young and old have been inspired to somehow get involved.

School Sports Provision Is 'Patchy', Says Hunt

PA | Posted 06.08.2012 | UK Universities & Education

School sports provision is patchy in some places at the moment, Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt admitted on Monday. To continue the British successes...

Bad at Sports (Good at Spelling): Why Don't I Care about the Olympics?

Kate Harrad | Posted 24.09.2012 | UK Sport
Kate Harrad

When I think about the reasons for not liking sports, my answer comes down to this: school

Why PE for Girls is an Issue Worth Sweating Over

Lauren Bravo | Posted 03.07.2012 | UK Universities & Education
Lauren Bravo

I'm not suggesting we offer girls different PE. I don't believe our feeble muscles and cosmetic commitments require daintier pursuits, like needlepoint or medium-impact gossiping. No. We should offer ALL kids different PE, if they want it.

PE Lessons 'Put Girls Off Sport' For Life

The Huffington Post UK | Lucy Sherriff | Posted 03.05.2012 | UK Universities & Education

PE lessons are putting girls off sport and making them feel self-conscious or uncomfortable, new research suggests. Sport is too competitive, with ...

Mandatory Testing in P.E Will Not Make Anybody Run Faster

Alice E. Vincent | Posted 21.01.2012 | UK Universities & Education
Alice E. Vincent

Children are not being taught the importance, nor the joy, of moving around over sitting over a computer. Team sports can be fun, but too often they turn into a very obvious gauge of success or failure: you're good, you get to go on the top field and play a match. You're not? Well then spend half an hour pushing a ball around with a stick.

Personal Training: P.E. For Grown Ups

Katie Rose | Posted 31.12.2011 | UK Style
Katie Rose

When I was approached by Dean Callis to start a 12-week personal training program I was overjoyed. The gym just hadn't been cutting it - especially wi...