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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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