Physically Active Learning
The following online modules will support you to embed an active curriculum as well as how to support your colleagues and influence your senior leadership team along the way!
Here's what current research tells us!
Integrating just 2 or 3 minutes of movement into each lesson can have a significant impact on the physical activity levels of pupils.
Physical development isn’t the only area that can benefit from a more active approach to teaching and learning. There is a growing body of evidence that proves physically active learning can improve a child’s retention of knowledge, memory and as a result enhance their academic performance.
Physically active children consistently outperform inactive and unfit peers.
Classroom-based physical activity may have a positive impact on academic-related outcomes.
Through physically active learning, learning outcomes were the most significantly improved factor, with increased on task behaviour being the most impacted.
Check out this podcast with extra resources!