Education
Bringing Birmingham’s schools and communities together to give every child and young person the chance to be active, healthy and confident. Through physical activity and sport, we encourage inclusive environments that support wellbeing, build life skills and open doors to opportunities that help young people learn, lead, and succeed.

Priorities
Improve physical & mental wellbeing
Support schools in creating environments that promote healthy lifestyles and positive mental health through physical activity. Equip children and young people with the tools to manage stress, build self-esteem, and maintain healthy habits.
Connect communities & bring people together
Foster stronger links between schools, families, and local communities. Promote inclusive enrichment opportunities that build a sense of belonging and shared purpose among young people.
Develop skills, confidence & resilience in people
Provide opportunities for children and young people to build essential life skills through leadership and volunteering. Facilitate character development and resilience through mentoring, peer support, and hands-on learning.
Tackle inequality by removing or reducing barriers
Address educational and social disparities by improving access to high quality enrichment opportunities for those children and young people who face poverty, disability, or discrimination.
Influence, integrate & connect the system
Promote better collaboration across schools, health, sport, youth & community organisations, and local government to align efforts and share data. Advocate for child-centred policies and systemic change that reflect the real needs of young people.