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By Ernie Theobald, Head of Commercial UK, Xplor Technologies It’s cliché, but true, to say that the past two years have changed the health and…

Jenny Patrickson, Managing Director, Active IQ “Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think,” Albert Einstein famously said.…

By Dave Candler, CEO, Swimming Teachers’ Association Swimming is one of the most beneficial sporting activities for all-round fitness, and mental health and wellbeing –…

By Dr Libby Artingstall, Dr Sile McDaid and Mr Chris Irwin, Co-Founders and Directors, Wellbeing Through Sport Children’s mental health week ran from 7-13 February…

By Jack Shakespeare, Director of Research, Policy and Communications, ukactive On Wednesday (23 March 2022) the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) delivered an update on…

By Andy Gilbert-Dunnings, Qualification Development Manager and Workplace Wellbeing Champion, Active IQ We often hear people say they are feeling ‘stressed’. Provided the stress passes…

By Harriett Jones, Head of Consumer Engagement, ukactive Tuesday 8 March will mark International Women’s Day, so I wanted to reflect on what ukactive and…

By Dr Dane Vishnubala, Chief Medical Adviser, Active IQ As COVID-19 restrictions ease and people are now being invited to use their common sense in…

By David Batch, Chief Executive of Premier Education Children of parents who didn’t like PE at school are three times more likely to dislike it.…

By Isabelle Wolridge​, Events Coordinator, ukactive The ukactive Awards, in partnership with Active IQ, have returned in full force. We couldn’t be more delighted to return to…