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As educators, it’s important to ensure children are introduced to physical literacy. Providing a variety of movement opportunities in as many different environments as possible inspires children to be active now and hopefully for life. In February, staff at École élémentaire publique Jeanne-Sauvé in Orleans, Ont. along with P.E. teachers from three other schools in … Continued

Physical literacy opens many doors for students

An insightful look at our schools from coast to coast

Just 15 minutes a day makes a difference

Expert says dance enhances academic achievement

A fun way to practice bike safety with neighbours

A solution for educators

Most of these schools hold all their lessons outside

On the S’Cool Bus, kids get some good physical activity before classes begin

Only good can come of regular, daily physical activity in schools

B.C. elementary school makes daily physical activity part of its curriculum

If bribery and blackmail aren’t working, we’ve got some ideas

Canadian Tire leads more than 60 organizations in the Active at School campaign

Soccer outreach program helps underprivileged kids play a sport, learn skills, and have fun

Rising inactivity and increasing obesity levels make school PE programs more important than ever

Walking or biking to school can help kids concentrate better

All kids who want to participate get to play at an appropriate level

A lack of basic movement skills is linked to poor achievement in school

This article is the first in a series of three at the Globe and Mail on children’s fitness and education. It touches on the connection between physical activity and better school results. It also discusses efforts to get more physical activity into public schools across Canada. Finally, it introduces the concept of physical literacy as … Continued