An open letter from england hockey and the sport sector to the secretary of state
An open letter from england hockey and the sport sector to the secretary of state"
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_Along with a number of governing bodies in the sport sector, England Hockey have added their name to the below letter to the Secretary of State for Education._ Dear Secretary of State, We
are writing today to seek urgent clarity on the continuation of the investment made through the Primary PE and Sport Premium. As you will know, this funding has been made available to
primary schools to support their PE and school sport offer since 2013. The past year has taken an incredible toll on young people’s health and wellbeing. We are sure you will agree that
getting young people active again in school has a hugely important role to play in their recovery. As a sector we have been working together to support and encourage schools to offer daily
physical activity and weekly PE as core building blocks of the recovery curriculum. However, with just a few weeks left of the summer term, schools have not yet received confirmation that
the PE and Sport Premium will continue into September. We are becoming increasingly alarmed at the impact this uncertainty is having, at a critical time for schools who are planning their
provision for the next academic year. This comes at a time of huge demand from schools, families and young people. In recent weeks, the lack of confirmed funding has led to a scaling back
of initiatives and of jobs among the organisations and individuals who support schools to maximise the impact of their PE and Sport Premium. The delay is leading to a reduction in planned
provision and hampering efforts to leverage funding from the private sector to strengthen PE and school sport. We are aware of at least one local authority advising schools to budget on the
assumption that this funding will not continue. We appreciate the huge number of challenges government is tackling at the moment as we emerge from the pandemic. However, with young people’s
recovery of such paramount importance, it would be devastating if the national effort to support the recovery of young people’s health and wellbeing was hampered by an avoidable delay in
confirming funding for next year. This national effort to support young people’s recovery would be significantly strengthened by an immediate confirmation from your department that this
funding will continue into the 2021/22 academic year. Thank you for your support. Yours sincerely, Ali Oliver MBE, CEO, Youth Sport Trust Mark Gannon, CEO, UKCoaching Huw Edwards, CEO,
UKActive Steve Peyman, COO, Chance to Shine Sarah Mortiboys, CEO, Dallaglio Rugby Works Arun Kang, CEO, Sporting Equals Beatrice Butsana-Sita, CEO, Greenhouse Sports Andy Dalby-Welsh,
CEO, London Youth Games Richard Norman, CEO, SportsLeadersUK Vincent Britten & Alan Watkinson, co-Chairs, Schools Active Movement Tom Harrison, CEO England & Wales Cricket Board
Mark Bullingham, CEO, The Football Association Scott Lloyd, CEO, Lawn Tennis Association Bill Sweeney OBE, CEO, Rugby Football Union Adrian Christy, CEO, Badminton England John Boyd,
CEO, BaseballSoftballUK Stewart Kellett, CEO Basketball England Georgina Usher, CEO, British Fencing Alastair Marks, CEO (interim), British Gymnastics Stephanie Hilborne OBE, CEO, Women
in Sport Lisa Wainwright, CEO, Sport & Recreation Alliance Sue Wilkinson MBE, CEO, Association for Physical Education Lee Mason, CEO, Active Partnerships Network Andrew Scoular, CEO,
British Judo Peter Hart, CEO, British Orienteering Andy Parkinson, CEO, British Rowing Ashley Metcalf, CEO, British Weightlifting Lisa Pearce, CEO, British Wheelchair Basketball Chris
Jones, CEO, England Athletics NICK PINK, CEO, ENGLAND HOCKEY Mark Coups, CEO, England Lacrosse Fran Connolly, CEO, England Netball Sue Storey, CEO, England Volleyball Marcus Capel, CEO
The Pony Club Natalie Justice-Dearn, CEO, Rounders England Ralph Rimmer, CEO, Rugby Football League Jane Nickerson, CEO, Swim England Sara Sutcliffe, CEO, Table Tennis England Simon
Hill, CEO, UKUltimate Brendon Pyle, CEO, Golf Foundation
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