Refreshments served 

Why Sports Get Active for a Healthier Britain Conference

• Welcome to the Conference

• A strategy for a healthier and happier Great Bitain

• A different vision for local services

• Tackling health inequalities

• RCGPs latest evolution of the active practice charter (APC). 

• Support primary care to implement change and integrate physical activity into practice.

• Grow the movement for physical activity in primary care.

• Create connectivity between the sport and physical activity sector and primary care, dieticians, health coaches, care coordinators and GPs with an extended role in lifestyle medicine.

• Deliver quality improvement, national strategy and transformational change.

• The challenges for the NHS system to prioritise prevention and physical activity

• How physical activity being hard-wired into the health system in Essex and other areas

• Place-based working and how it is working well in Essex. Making communities and places more active

• A collaboration between physical activity, criminal justice, adult social care and transport

• Health and activity must be at the heart of any healthy community

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Why Sports Get Active for a Healthier Britain Conference

• The presentation topics are to be confirmed

• The presentation topics are to be confirmed

• 10 years since the launch of the Mental Health Charter for Sport and Recreation, 

• Exploring the transformative impact of physical activity on mental health. 

• Reflecting on the significant progress achieved over the past decade. 

• Success stories and lessons learned.

• Ensuring safe and effective practices that foster resilience and sustainability within the delivery workforce and wider sector. 

• The next steps for embedding physical activity within health systems.

• Leveraging physical activity as part of the solution to our current mental health crisis.

• Tackling inactivity by supporting people with long-term conditions to move more

• Ensure leadership and accountability

• Embed movement in healthcare 

• Encourage movement as part of everyday life

• Insights from the Bridging the Gap Report  - We Are Undefeatable

• The Place Partnership Programme

• Sport England's £250m investment

• Unlocking the gates – what do we mean by ‘data’ and ‘insight’?

• Painting the picture – what might insight look like in a place-based approach?

• The centre of the Venn – the role of data/insight in building connections.

• Strategic and operational applications of insight to reduce inactivity.

• The future role of technology in data/insight development.

• Play is vital for all children. It is the main way children enjoy their daily lives, make friends, and learn about the world around them. 

• Play is essential for happy, healthy, capable, and resilient children. 

• Children today experience many barriers to play.

• Plans to deliver transformational change and secure a legacy for our future generations.

• Examining the legislation and policy that is blocking innovation and improvements to our playgrounds.

• Highlight the problems with tenders that are limiting good design.

• Explore what playground design should look like and ask the question: How can we make really good design the industry standard?

• How can technology enhance play experiences for communities?

• Exploring the integral role that our sector workforce has in the physical and mental health and well-being of the population, social cohesion, the engagement of everyone in communities and the economic prosperity of the country.

• Discussing how the development of professional status for sport and physical activity professionals can be a game-changer in delivering greater recognition of the benefits that the sector and workforce deliver to communities and the country.

• Looking ahead to how developments in workforce planning, management and development will underpin the future of professional development and recognition for professionals across the sector.

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• 2-course buffet lunch

• Transforming the lives of young people living in low-income, underserved communities.

• Showcase the positive impact on young people to be active outdoors for free every Sunday 

• How volunteering can bring the community together

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• The presentation topics are to be confirmed 

• Empowering independence through movement, ultimately reducing the reliance on social care services.

• How can regular exercise prevent or mitigate chronic conditions' effects and promote mental well-being and a greater sense of independence?

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• Light refreshments 

Why Sports Get Active for a Healthier Britain Conference

• The presentation topics are to be confirmed

• Presentation topics to be confirmed

• The presentation topics are to be confirmed

• Thank you for supporting the Get Active for a Healthier Britain Conference