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September Newsletter

I hope your first week(s) back at school has gone well, and that you are looking forward to a great school year ahead.

1. The difference your making!

2. A back 2 School game for your class

3. FREE Training for your teachers!

4. Our Curriculum Changes


At Teach Active, we love our resources – but they only make a difference when in the hands of brilliant teachers. There is a huge push nationally to improve children’s physical literacy and activity levels. Research shows that such children are better equipped socially, mentally, physically and academically.

Thank you for being a changemaker and making a difference!


Our new Seasonal Activity ‘Back 2 School’ is now live on your Teach Active Dashboard – it’s designed by Teach Active Champion Teacher Emma Marshall and is based on two of the five ways of well-being – Connect and Be Active.


Want to refresh teachers on how to use Teach Active? Or remind them how to get the most of the resource? 

- How to use Teach Active

- How to enhance your Maths provision

- How to enhance your Reading/Writing provision

- The impact of physically active lessons in school


Teach Active can now be tailored to any curriculum, whatever country you are in.

Next time you log-in you’ll notice you have the option to choose which country you are in and therefore which objectives to follow

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