Recent independent research proved that Panathlon is bucking many negative nationwide trends in young people’s physical activity – and nowhere is this more evident than Wales. Panathlon has delivered programmes…
Independent research shows Panathlon’s positive impact reaches deep into schools and communities and drives transformational change for children with disabilities and special needs across England and Wales. Our participation figures…
Eighty-six pupils from 12 schools had an absolute ball as Panathlon held its first ever competition in South Wales.
Panathlon’s partnership with The Tapscott Learning Trust is helping to embed inclusion in PE and sport at primary schools in Newham, East London. The Tapscott Learning Trust (TTLT) consists of…
Emily Treweek’s extraordinary ‘Panathlon journey’ has come full circle from Young Leader to gold medal-winning PE Lead!
Great Britain star Michael McCabe says he “may never have become a wheelchair racer” if Panathlon hadn’t given him the opportunity to fall in love with sport at school.
Staff lapped up “new ideas and opportunities” as they experienced a Panathlon competition for the first time last week in Salford, Greater Manchester.
Panathlon showed ingenuity and agility by changing its entire delivery model to get SEND pupils active during the pandemic, according to new independent research.
Jeffrey Hoey has worked with Panathlon for nearly a decade in North Suffolk and says our Virtual Programme has been “massively beneficial” to SEND pupils in the area.
Virtual Panathlon has reached all corners of the country with schools hundreds of miles apart singing its praises for keeping students active and engaged during lockdown.
Teacher Sean Connolly says Virtual Panathlon is so popular at Hill Top School in Gateshead that he will keep it on their curriculum even after Covid-19 restrictions are fully lifted.
Panathlon’s Virtual Programme has given SEND pupils at Lewis Street Primary in Salford “their chance to shine,” according to the school’s sports coach Rachael Hall.
As winter has turned to summer in 2021, the ever-increasing diversity, flexibility and accessibility of Panathlon’s Virtual Programme has allowed huge numbers of SEND pupils to get active – whatever the weather!
We look back at highlights and key themes from the Panathlon People podcast episodes we’ve put out so far…
The Youth Sport Trust’s Inclusion Lead in Essex has heaped praise on the impact of Virtual Panathlon on disabled and SEN children during the pandemic – and is now focused on working with us to expand provision throughout the county as we emerge from lockdown.
