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14 April, 2021 - Minister Foley launches 2021 Active School Week, promoting active wellbeing in our school communities Minister for Education Norma Foley TD today launched details of this year’s Active School Week. National Active School Week (#ASW21), part of the Government’s Keep Well campaign, takes place from 26-30 April. All schools are encouraged to build Active School Week into their annual school calendars. It is important also that all Active School Week activities are both fun and inclusive. Minister Foley said: “Our one-million strong school community has now returned to in...

Minister Foley launches 2021 Active School Week, promoting active wellbeing in our school communities   National Active School Week (#ASW21) , part of the Government’s Keep Well campaign, takes place from 26-30 April. All schools are encouraged to build Active School Week into their annual school calendars. It is important also that all Active School Week activities are both fun and inclusive. Minister Foley said: “Our one-million strong school community has now returned to in-school learning, and the announcement of this years’ Active School Week events gives great...

NORTH Ayrshire Active Schools has hailed its first step challenge of 2021 a huge success, with over 2,000 people taking part. But there’s no time to sit back and enjoy the success as they have launched a new challenge this week and hope to smash the impressive numbers of steps from last month. During the first DREAM North Ayrshire challenge 933 pupils, 718 teachers, 348 parents, 51 council workers and 115 steppers from other clubs took part. And they clocked up hundreds of thousands of steps between them with schools competing against each other, in a friendly way, to reach the top ...

How lockdown has changed the face of fitness for young and old Updated: April 1, 2021, 10:01 am © Steve Brown / DCT Media Karate and fitness instructor Sarah Queen has broadcast hundreds of classes from her home during the enforced lockdown. Many things have changed during the coronavirus pandemic and how fitness instructors have had to adapt to these unprecedented times is among them. The complete shutdown of schools, leisure centres, gyms and public halls across Tayside and Fife has proven the catalyst for a rise in online fitness classes being streamed into living rooms. Who could forget ...