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A practical before-during-after plan to help a nervous child try a new sports club, with gentle choices, coach questions and no pressure.

Six simple activities that help children practise using both hands together, with seated adaptations and practical NHS-informed guidance.

Seven age-appropriate helping jobs that invite children to move at home, with inclusive options, safety advice and no pressure to compete.

Understand why some autistic children stim during play and how to support movement choices, sensory comfort and inclusive activities.

Make playground games more accessible for deaf and hard-of-hearing children with visual start signals, clear rules and team choices.

Help children choose manageable movement challenges, recognise progress and enjoy active play without scores, comparisons or pressure.

Try six simple floor-spot games for stepping, turning, reaching and direction changes, with seated and low-impact adaptations.

Build a safe, adaptable obstacle course with children. Five creative challenges for movement, planning, teamwork and inclusive play.

A visual movement board shows a child what will happen during a short activity. Instead of giving several spoken instructions at once, an adult uses pictures, photographs or […]

When a child tries a new movement, adults naturally want to say ‘Well done!’ Encouragement can be helpful, but useful feedback often tells the child what you noticed. […]