Suffolk children are less active than average post pandemic
New Active Lives data shows children in Suffolk are less active than England's average, despite a post-lockdown rise in those enjoying sport.
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New Active Lives data shows children in Suffolk are less active than England's average, despite a post-lockdown rise in those enjoying sport.
Pupils at Keiss Primary School have been developing their cycling skills by taking part in the national Bikeability training programme.
An investment pledge of £5.1m has been made by Mid Suffolk District Council to help boost communities and aid recovery from the impacts of Covid.
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After a career dedicated to working with families and promoting health and fitness, Susie Crane has jumped back into her studies to secure a HND in childhood practice.