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Mr Gove's and Mr Hunt's Party Games

Mr Gove's and Mr Hunt's Party Games

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By a judicial mix of luck and judgement, the last English government arrived at a cluster of policies for Physical Education and Schoo...
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Rethinking Physical Activity - new article

Rethinking Physical Activity - new article

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The language we use to describe the things that are important to us often reveals hidden assumptions.  It is interesting, then, that so much...
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How to become an Olympian

How to become an Olympian

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As the thrills of the 2012 London Olympic Games still linger in our minds and the excitement of the Paralympics beckons us on to hours mor...
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Representing sport and education: the Art of Infographics

Representing sport and education: the Art of Infographics

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We live in an information-rich understanding-poor environment.  There is so much  knowledge around that it can be difficult to make sense of...
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So What Is Developmentally Appropriate Sport?

So What Is Developmentally Appropriate Sport?

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I have written a guest blog for the sports coach UK site.  It's on a perennial, but challenging issue of Developmentally Appropriate Spo...
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Sport has still got a long way to go, Mr Gove

Sport has still got a long way to go, Mr Gove

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I don't think I was the only person surprised by the tone of the recent speech by Michael Gove, English Secretary of State of Education,...
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