Hosted by Positive Experiences Collective · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 12 episodes
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A collection of best practice stories about creating positive experiences of movement for children and young people in England. From the Positive Experiences Collective.
Positive Experiences Collective hosts Patchwork Programme, a health show with 12 episodes published.
What if children designed the places we live? Trevor Smith (Sportsmith), Hayley Mills (Bedford Borough Council), and Jamie Stanley (Lands Improvement Holdings) share how listening to young voices is changing the way new
Changing the language around movement can change mindsets and whole systems. Jessica Simons (Greater Manchester Moving) and Sheron Kantor (Bolton Council) share their Beyond Movement project, which reframes early years a
Curiosity, not judgment, could be the key to getting every child active for life. Ian Holmes (education consultant) shares insights from Move, Play & Creating Active Schools, a project uncovering how children really expe
Movement isn’t just play—it’s the foundation for health, confidence, and learning. Olivia White (HENRY), Helen Battelley (author, lecturer & consultant), and Natalie Weir (sport development professional & researcher) sha
How do we give every child the best start in life through movement and play? John Parsons (Real PE), James Mooney (Cabot Learning Federation), and Natalie Weir (University of Derby / IPLA) share insights from Project Spr
What if feeling part of something started with simply being active? Headteacher Kirsty Beresford (Eastwood Village Primary, Rotherham) shares The Only Way is Eastwood, a project using physical literacy to build belonging
Parents are children’s first teachers. What happens when we help them lead with play? Becky Gillick (Active Norfolk) and Nikki King (Norfolk County Council) share their Active Families project, designed to make movement
What if PE were valued as highly as English or maths? Rebecca Skinner (Active Devon), Caroline Storer (Plymouth City Council), and Marcus Pritchard (St Luke’s School / TED Wragg Multi-Academy Trust) share how they’re emb
From classrooms to madrassahs, discovering how movement can power learning. Sumaiyah (Active Madrassah Lead) shares how her team's Patchwork project brought physical literacy to life in schools, madrasas, and communities
What does your best sporting memory feel like and how could coaches create that for every child? Ian Gregory (Chance to Shine) shares how the Cricket for All project, in partnership with Lord’s Taverners, is reshaping ho
Listening to student voices can change how teachers see PE and themselves. Lucy Grey (Active Humber) and Jen Lount (East Yorkshire Place Partner) share Move with Youth, a project co-designed with young people to rebuild
When movement becomes natural, not taught, children rediscover the joy of play. Haseeb Khan (Junior Adventures Group) shares how a national childcare provider is embedding physical literacy across 200 schools and holiday
Hayley Mills
Bedford Borough Council
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Trevor Smith
Project Manager · Ecosystem Energy Services
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John Parsons
host of the No-Ad No Problem podcast & blog · Dan Schmitt Gift of Music
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Nikki King
Director of Operations & Growth Strategy · Tannins & Proof Hospitality Consulting
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