PE Insights Episode 21: Kate Reynolds – Trauma-informed practice in action
Introduction In this episode, Kate Reynolds shares her educational journey that led her as a PE enthusiast to become Head of Physical Education at Belvedere…
PE Insights Episode 18: Neil Moggan – Trauma Informed PE and RISE Up
Introduction In this conversation, Nathan Walker delves into the inspiring educational journey of Neil Moggan, who not only found his way through the challenges of…
PE Insights Episode 16: Sam Moinet – Checking in with your mental health and wellbeing
In this episode, founder of Student Breakthrough, Sam Moinet, talks about education and mental health. He discusses his own journey from struggles to breakthroughs before…
What role should PE teachers play in protecting and building mental health?
Trigger Warning – Suicide / Self-Harm / Mental Health Illnesses Introduction As a PE teacher since 2004, I have been alarmed by the decline in…
Think Better, Be Better: How Psychology can enhance PE
Introduction As a PE teacher, have you ever talked about the brain and how it can help your pupils during their PE lessons? More specifically,…
Mental Health of Children and Young People
In 2016, Public Health England commissioned a report investigating the The Mental Health of Children and Young People In London. The report aimed to: describe…
New Obesity Strategy: Lose Weight, Beat Covid, Protect the NHS
To read the full Obesity Strategy please click HERE. Highlights from the press release from the the Department of Health are outlined below: A new…
Long working hours ‘linked to stroke risk’
The BBC has recently reported on a French study that linked working long hours to an increased risk of stroke. Long hours were defined in the…
What do we want for our children?
Introduction When asking ‘what do we want for our children?’ a common denominator in response is that they will go on to flourish in their…