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Right to Be Active Project Report (Young People's Version)
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posted on 2020-01-21, 09:45 authored by Rachel SandfordRachel Sandford, Thomas Quarmby, Rebecca Duncombe, Oliver HooperOliver HooperWe wanted to find out what helps or stops care-experienced children and young people taking part in sport and physical activity. We also wanted to explore how care experienced children and young people think and feel about sport and physical activity and what it means for them to take part in it.
In order to do this, we identified three areas to explore:
1. How sport and physical activity is provided for care experienced children and young people across England
2. How adults, children and young people think and feel about sport and physical activity
3. How we might make taking part in sport and physical activity easier for care experienced children and young people.
We wanted to write this report to say thank you to everyone who gave their time to share with us their experiences, thoughts and feelings. Without those contributions, this research would not have been possible.
Funding
Commissioned by: Loughborough Univerisity/Leeds Beckett University
Right to be Active: Examining the Sport/Physical Activity Experiences of Looked After Children in England
British Academy
Find out more...History
School
- Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences
Publisher
Loughborough University and Leeds Beckett UniversityVersion
- VoR (Version of Record)
Rights holder
© Loughborough University and Leeds Beckett UniversityPublication date
2020-01-13Copyright date
2020Language
- en