Yr Agenda Addysg

A key area of our work is to create opportunities for young people in Wales by developing skills, enjoyment and confidence.

There are a number of things which we, and our partners, can do to ensure that every child is hooked on sport for life:

Develop children's skills through a multi-skills approach, for a life in sport
Work closely with the education sector to ensure head teachers and governors value the importance of PE
Promote the power of sport and its impact on the pupil: improved academic performance, determination, resilience, focus, concentration, commitment, team work, independent learner, self-confidence, leadership skills and employability
Pupils having a say in how sport is structured and delivered in their schools
Provide fun and enjoyable PE to all pupils so as to inspire enthusiasm and motivation to take part in, and beyond the school environment
Stepping up engagement with the FE & HE sector to boost sport's workforce and student opportunities
Enable young, talented pupils to reach their full potential by signposting them to appropriate opportunities and avenues for further support
Schools to prioritise clear communication and promotion on links with local clubs and leisure centres.

Highly motivated and skilled children
Delivery of 2 hours of high quality PE to every young person each week
A broad range of opportunities at school to enable young people to take part in 3 hours of school and/or community Sport
Physical literacy awarded the same status as literacy and numeracy
Development of competencies to measure the quality of PE offered
More schools opening up their facilities after hours to allow for greater community usage - by clubs and the general public
Increase in the number of school, FE and HE links in the delivery of sport
Every teacher trained to deliver high quality PE