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Introduction

Active Essex is committed to optimising the levels of Physical Activity and Physical Literacy among school pupils across Greater Essex. The following pages highlight and detail the support and guidance provided to enable schools to deliver an effective Physical Education and School Sport offer.

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Special School Games

Active Essex and Multi-School Council host their fourth Special School Games

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Safer Essex Road Partnership – Cyclists

Whether it’s for work, school or pleasure, cycling has many benefits. It’s convenient, environmentally friendly and can help you keep fit.

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10 Reasons to Play Rounders in School

Rounders England are re-launching its 10 Reasons to Play Rounders in School and have a brand new workshop for those delivering Rounders in schools!

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Active Lives Survey

Active Essex is working with schools across Greater Essex to roll out the new Active Lives: Children and Young People survey.

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School Sports Activity Bulletin

Don't be left out, the latest updates, news and opportunities are here.

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Safeguarding in Sport Newsletter

Every adult working with young and at-risk people in sport knows how important safeguarding is, and despite best intentions keeping up-to-date isn't easy.

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The FA Primary Teachers’ Award

For more information about this course and where they are taking place.

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School Games Picture Gallery

Summer School Games 2018 picture gallery

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Small Grants Big Impact Report

Last year saw our Small Grants for education have a great impact on schools and pupils across the county.

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