Physical Education at CCCU

The Culture, Media and Sport Committee report calling for PE to be a core subject.

Lose 'no ball games' signs to get nation moving - MPs -

MPs call for PE commitment and removal of 'no ball games' signs to get nation moving more Making PE a core subject in schools and removing 'no ball games' signs are among recommendations in a new report on barriers to sport and physical activity in England.

Good news for Primary Schools!

We're excited to share that the Department for Culture, Media and Sport has confirmed that funding for the School Games Organisers Network has now been extended to cover the remainder of the 2026/27 Financial Year. 🙌

Previously, funding was in place to the end of the 2025/26 Academic Year (August) so is now provided to cover an additional two school terms. 📆

This is great news for our charity and our networks as it means more young people will have access to the lifechanging benefits of PE, sport and play. 🏃‍➡️

You can learn more here: https://www.youthsporttrust.org/news-listings/news/school-games-organisers-network-funding-confirmed-for-202627-financial-year

The 2026 Primary PE & Physical Activity Conference is officially underway.

We’re delighted to welcome teachers, PE leads and partners from across Kent and Medway for a day of learning, inspiration and practical ideas to support inclusive PE, sport and physical activity opportunities in primary schools.

We’re looking forward to a brilliant day of keynotes, workshops, shared learning and networking.

📢FREE WEBINAR SERIES LAUNCH🚀

We’re excited to launch Creative Curiosity in Practice – a new webinar series designed to build confidence, capability and creativity in Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL).

Led by Alexia Tam, our Insight, Evaluation and Learning Officer, the series draws on her extensive experience using creative, participatory and people-centred approaches to MEL. Alexia brings theory to life through practical examples, helping people understand not just what MEL is, but why it matters and how it can meaningfully shape programmes and decisions.

Whether you’re completely new to MEL or already confident in evaluation and learning, these sessions offer space to explore new methods, challenge assumptions and strengthen your practice through creative curiosity.

👉Learn more and register https://activekent.org/support-resources/creative-curiosity-in-practice/

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Some useful advice and reflections from Professor Chris Holland, Dean of the Medical School. A 4minute video on You Tube to support information for students - worth a view. Continue to follow the Univeristy guidance, seek medical support as required and look out for each other. With thanks to all the NHS staff leading on the vaccination programme.

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