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From classrooms to madrassahs, discovering how movement can power learning. Sumaiyah (Active Madrassah Lead) shares how her team's Patchwork project brought physical literacy to life in schools, madrasas, and communities across Lancashire. From rethinking parental expectations to helping coaches create positive experiences, they show how movement can fuel learning, confidence, and connection. This episode explores how small changes, like a simple playroom or new perspective, can make a big impact for children, families, and educators alike.
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