Increased Activity Levels for Bedfordshire children
Children and young people's activity levels have been maintained and remained stable across the 2023-24 academic year.
The latest Active Lives Children and Young People Survey Report, shows that 47.8% of children are meeting the guidelines of taking part in an average of 60 minutes or more of sport and physical activity every day.
In Bedfordshire we have made positive progress with the amount of children and young people getting active increasing by 2.5%. We value the support and dedication from all our partners and organisations in making this increase possible.
Watch this video to see activity levels for each local authority in Bedfordshire.
The Active Lives Children and Young People Survey
Autumn Term Schools 2024
Bedford |
Central Bedfordshire |
Luton |
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Livingstone Primary School |
Derwent Primary School |
Denbigh Primary School |
Cauldwell School |
Silsoe Lower School |
Stopsley Primary School |
Wootton Lower School |
Beecroft Academy |
Pirton Hill Primary School |
Lincroft Academy |
Robert Bloomfield Academy |
The Chalk Hills Academy |
St Thomas More School |
Cedars Upper School |
Challney High School for Boys |
Marston Vale Middle School |
Queensbury Academy |
Cardinal Newman School |
Bedford Girls School |
If your school appears in the table above, we will be in touch in due course.
Schools highlighted in green have completed the surveys and are selecting their sports equipment incentive
Schools highlighted in amber have agreed to participate in the Active Lives Survey this term and are on their way to completing it with their selected year groups
It is possible for a school to opt-in to complete the survey. If you would like to find out more about this, please contact your Active Lives Survey lead.
Bedford Schools
Gill Morrow
Central Bedfordshire Schools
Annelise Finlayson
Annelise@beactivebeds.co.uk
Luton Schools
Toni Chivers
Toni.Chivers@activeluton.co.uk
Your Local Authority School's Active Lives Survey
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Celebrating the positive actions that schools are taking