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Running for 27 years, Fit For Sport's Activity Camps are designed to engage all children through multi-sports, games, arts and crafts so that they can make friends and keep active throughout the holiday!
Fit For Sport's Ofsted-registered Activity Camps are run by trained professionals to provide school holiday childcare within a safe, supportive and fun environment.
The Active Schools programme has been running for over 27 years and can support your staff in developing a fully inclusive, active programme to ensure all children engage in the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity per day. Developed in line with Ofsted requirements, Fit For Sport will work to support your school to deliver all aspects of PE, Active Lunchtimes, Extended Schools and school sports. We also provide resources and systems to monitor activity levels of all pupils through the free Healthy Active Schools System.
Fit For Sport have been providing OFSTED registered before and after school provision in primary schools for 27 years. Running every day during term time, the Extended School Clubs are designed to engage all children in multi-sports, games, arts and crafts to keep them active throughout the school day!
Fit For Sport have been delivering training programmes for 27 years and are the leading training provider for anyone wanting to engage children / young people through physical activity and provide vital skills and qualifications to work with young people through physical activity and sports. The dedicated training team deliver accredited and non-accredited open courses and bespoke programmes for your organisations.
“Mum, Dad…I’m bored” - an exclamation that’s no doubt all too familiar to parents across the globe. The summer holidays provide children the opportunity to unwind from the pressures of school and simply enjoy being kids. However, year by year, the six-week break sees more and more children locked upstairs in the bedroom, glued to the latest video games.
