ukactive launched their much anticipated Generation Inactive report this week at the Law Society in Holborn. The event, attended by more than 80 of ukactive’s Strategic Partners and senior stakeholders, discussed the growing issue of physical inactivity in childhood. Delegates were invited to debate the report’s findings via a panel session featuring well-known faces from the sector as well as leading figures from children’s health and wellbeing such as former Children’s Commissioner Sir Al Aynsley-Green.

Over the past 3 months, we’ve invested significant time and money improving the way we offer you qualifications and training events.

As a result, it now couldn’t be easier to enrol on upcoming qualifications and training events. All you need to do is go to our homepage and click the ‘Qualification & Training’ option. It’s that easy!

Following the release of Ofsted’s new 2015-16 handbook for inspecting schools, they have released a useful video to explain the changes.

Over the next few News Updates, we’ll also highlight key areas you should be aware of before you begin delivering in September.

PEG and Creative Sport & Leisure have designed a suite of new fit for purpose Traineeships and Apprenticeships for both Premier Sport and Premier Performing Arts, combining accredited competency based and technical qualifications at every level, including the brand new Premier Passport unveiled at PEG’s 2015 National Training Event.

Olympic gold medallist Duncan Goodhew MBE visited the Jim Peters Stadium to launch one of the biggest athletics events in the sporting calendar for over 300 primary school children in Barking and Dagenham.

Duncan raised the flag on the School Games Quad Kids Athletics Championships which is organised by the Barking and Dagenham School Sports Partnership, which sees year 3 and 4 children from local schools go head to head.

Andy’s vlogs are a fantastic resource providing you with vital CPD, and might just be the difference from being a good Act Pro to ‘Ofsted outstanding’.

Don’t worry if you’ve missed any newsletters, here are the links to the previous ones we’ve sent you since August –

• June 2015 issue 1
• May 2015 issue 2
• May 2015 issue 1
• April 2015 issue 2
• April 2015 issue 1
• March 2015 issue 2
• March 2015 issue 1
• February 2015 issue 1
• January 2015 issue 2
• January 2015 issue 1
• December 2014 issue 2
• December 2014 issue 1
• November 2014 issue 2
• November 2014 issue 1
• October 2014 issue 2
• October 2014 issue 1
• September 2014
• August 2014