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In the first episode of our new podcast series, The Primary PE Huddle, hosts Dan Hays and Andrew Stanton are joined by Dr Andy Daly-Smith,

If there is one recurring theme in my blog posts over the years, it is the importance of movement. And if there is one thing

Indoor break is no fun for teachers. This is partly because it’s harder to set up the classroom for the next lesson or get some

Learning maths whilst being physically active. It definitely sounds like fun, but does it really work? The short answer is yes, it does. A six-week

I want to use this post as a tribute to HRH, Prince Philip, to recognise the difference the Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards has made to

It occurred to me recently how children are blessed with an incredible imagination. But, the creative thoughts running around their mind possess an even more

Recently I learned about something called the 40% Rule, used by the US Navy Seals to push themselves through the toughest of physical challenges. The

I cannot think of many sports scenarios sadder than the one I am about to describe. Imagine deciding to run a marathon for charity, in

The famous quote that sums up the world-beating success of the British cycling teams over the last decade is, “the aggregation of marginal gains.” This