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Aldi launches competition to highlight healthy eating education in schools

Posted by PE Scholar
/ February 16, 2018 / Leave a comment

The Get Set to Eat Fresh programme, which has been shortlisted for the ‘Community Programme of the Year’ award at the forthcoming BT Sport Industry Awards 2018, is committed to improving the healthy eating habits of 1.2 million children by 2020. Aldi interviewed 1,000 children aged 7–14 in the UK to find out about their healthy eating habits, in a bid to understand how education can play a part in developing children’s understanding of the value of nutritious food.
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Testing The Slopes in Austria – A School Ski Inspection Visit

Posted by Liz Myers
/ January 1, 2018 / Leave a comment

This winter, I had the privilege of being invited to Austria to meet the team at IBT Travel, a specialist provider of ski tours for groups and schools across the United Kingdom. I was asked to share my experience of the trip, so I hope that it provides an honest and complimentary review that will challenge the status quo for planners when selecting providers for an upcoming school ski trip. Although IBT Travel customise trips to cater for the individual needs of groups and budgets of all sizes, my journey began with a short Easyjet flight from Manchester to Munich, followed by a 2 hour drive to the quaint village of Bischofshofen, Austria, where I was to stay for 3 days at the Gasthaus Schützenhof (www.schuetzen-hof.com), a warm and rustic family-run Austrian hotel, offering excellent food and comfortable, modern accommodation (with free wi-fi), a large ski and boot room and...
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Schools get a sprint start with free education programme: Starting Blocks

Posted by PE Scholar
/ May 16, 2017 / Leave a comment

Teachers across the UK can get their students involved in the summer’s biggest sporting event with the launch of a free education programme, Starting Blocks.
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Getting That Physical Education Job

Posted by Phillip Cocks
/ February 17, 2013 / 3 Comments

In our latest guest blog, Phil Cocks shares some of his own advice and guidance on getting that all important Physical Education job. With over 7 years experience and being involved in 11 recruiting processes, this post will hopefully serve as a starting point to help people avoid making the same mistakes seen time and time again.
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Let’s Start a Learning Revolution

Posted by Liz Myers
/ May 20, 2012 / Leave a comment

Let's Start a Learning Revolution
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