ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Changing the language around movement can change mindsets and whole systems.
Jessica Simons (Greater Manchester Moving) and Sheron Kantor (Bolton Council) share their Beyond Movement project, which reframes early years activity around positive experiences, child voice, and meaningful language. From practitioners helping children regulate emotions through running, to embedding new terms in Greater Manchester policy, this episode shows how changing hearts and minds can ignite long-lasting system change.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
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Movement isn’t just play—it’s the foundation for health, confidence, and learning.
Olivia White (HENRY), Helen Battelley (author, lecturer & consultant), and Natalie Weir (sport development professional & researcher) share their Let’s PLEY project. Physical Literacy Early Years. They discus…
How do we give every child the best start in life through movement and play?
John Parsons (Real PE), James Mooney (Cabot Learning Federation), and Natalie Weir (University of Derby / IPLA) share insights from Project Springboard, exploring how physical literacy can reduce disadvantage gaps, build t…
Curiosity, not judgment, could be the key to getting every child active for life.
Ian Holmes (education consultant) shares insights from Move, Play & Creating Active Schools, a project uncovering how children really experience physical activity. From rethinking what “counts” as movement to help…
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