Welcome to the Research and Evidence Portal. Here you will find a catalogue of relevant national and local physical activity and sport literature made up of reports and case studies that allows users to search by key themes, location, date and age. You can also find a number of practical toolkits and guidance documents to support the marketing and promotion of your programmes and campaigns.
Active Lives Children and Young People Survey - 2022/23 Report
Dec 2023
This report presents data from the Active Lives Children and Young People Survey for the academic year 2022-23. Data is presented for children and young people in school Years 1-11 (ages 5-16) in England.
Active Lives Children and Young People Survey - 2022/23 Report (LLR Headlines)
Dec 2023
Active Together, Sport England
A local summary report of the Active Lives Children and Young People Survey release (2022/23). This includes an overview of children and young people's engagement in sport and physical activity, with comparisons to previous years. Data is presented at a local authority, Active Partnership and national level.
Physical Activity and Wellbeing Residents' Survey 2024
Sep 2024
A summary report of the findings from the Physical Activity and Wellbeing Residents' Survey 2024.
Active Together Annual Review 23/24 Case Study - Active Rutland
Aug 2024
The Get Rutland Walking programme, developed in conjunction with local organisations and skilled volunteers, provides a variety of walking activities available to all different demographics in the community. The programme supports the recruitment and training of volunteers to utilise individual skills, empower people and keep all sessions safe and sustainable.
Active Together Annual Review 23/24 Case Study - Oadby & Wigston Borough Council
Aug 2024
The community Ladies Softball Cricket session has been run in partnership with Leicestershire County Cricket Club on a weekly basis in Oadby. It is a female only session delivered by a female coach who is from an ethnic minority group.
Active Together Annual Review 23/24 Case Study - North West Leicestershire District Council
Aug 2024
North West Leicestershire District Council (NWLDC) provides a Seated Exercise Class every Thursday afternoon at Castle Donnington Community Hub.
Active Together Annual Review 23/24 Case Study - Melton Sport and Health Alliance
Aug 2024
The Let's Get Moving Melton Day event encouraged residents to 'move more, more often' and enabled them to take part in up to 30 beginner physical activity taster sessions throughout the day.
Active Together Annual Review 23/24 Case Study - Leicestershire County Council
Aug 2024
Supporting children in their early years can help build healthy habits for life. Physical development contributes to cognitive development and as children move and explore their surroundings they learn about the properties of objectives and their own capabilities.
Active Together Annual Review 23/24 Case Study - Active Leicester
Aug 2024
Since the end of 2023, Active Leicester welcomed a new audience of young people participating in the Holiday Activities and Food programme (HAF) running at their leisure centres. The HAF scheme gives eligible children the opportunity to access free activities and food over the Easter, summer and winter school holidays.
Active Together Annual Review 23/24 Case Study - Active Hinckley & Bosworth
Aug 2024
The UK Shared Prosperity Fund offered exciting opportunities for Cultural Services to bid for funding to support the development of health and wellbeing schemes across the borough.
Active Together Annual Review 23/24 Case Study - Active Harborough
Aug 2024
Time has been allocated for Community Health and Wellbeing Officers (CHWO) from the Active Harborough team to get out into the community and deliver interventions including a weekly Parkfit fitness class at Welland Park in Market Harborough.
Active Together Annual Review 23/24 Case Study - Active Charnwood
Aug 2024
The Guided Walks Programme is Active Charnwood's most popular and impactful programme. Almost 500 individual walks are delivered each year and in 2023, the programme had 12,019 attendances from 2,902 individuals.
