Play to Learn is our approach to encouraging children aged 3-7 to learn key movement skills.
Equips and encourages learners aged 3-7 to be physically active. For more information about this resource and how it meets the requirements of the Curriculum…
Recycling old sports kit is a great way to start lessening our impact on the planet.
Our Strategic Equality Plan (2020-2024) was launched during a period of heightened societal focus and growing expectations relating to all aspects of…
Speakers include Amanda Bennett, Sue Blight and Tanni Grey-Thompson
Speakers include Amanda Bennett, Steph Vidal-Hall, Trudy Wright, Andy Brogan, and Dr. Chris Shambrook.
Compare membership plans or pay-as-you-go rates.
Hockey in north Wales has managed to stay afloat thanks to a grant from Sport Wales after fears the sport might be brought to its knees by Covid-19.Like…
Phil Bollom hopes to be running out for Waunarlwydd Football Club again very shortly – proving there’s life on the field yet for players in their 70s.The…
January 2023
School Focus: Collaboration between sport and youth services; a school as a safe space to be active
PRESENT: Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson (Chair), Pippa Britton (Vice Chair) (Items 5.5-9), Ashok Ahir, Ian Bancroft, Rajma Begum, Hannah Bruce, Dafydd Davies,…
School Focus: Develop the school as a community hub and outdoor fitness equipment provider.
Meeting of the Sport Wales Board on Friday 16 February 2024 at the Sport Wales National Centre
The Communications Learning and Insights Programme (CLIP) provides regular access to education and training opportunities for partners of Sport Wales.
A major programme of learning and development for the Welsh sport sector will begin in January 2020, Sport Wales has announced.The Communications Learning…
Users get access to unique content and events, as well as networking opportunities with colleagues across Welsh sport.
Swim Wales are excited to launch their new Early Years swimming programmes and supporting Swimming Teacher education - Bubbles and Splash.Swim Wales promotes…
Beverley Lewis, CEO Welsh Triathlon
If change is the new constant, how can we equip ourselves and those around us to perform well in this environment?
Speakers include Trudy Wright, Sue Blight, and Ladi Ajayi
Aimed at children in primary school aged 7-11 years to develop key physical skills that are applicable to, and transferable across, a range of different…
Phase Two of this study, was undertaken between July – September 2022 and involved developing and supporting three groups of young people to act as Peer…
The benefits of being physically active are well-established (1). During the early years, it is recommended that children aged 1-5 years are active for…
Former England captain Alastair Cook believes this will be the summer of love when it comes to children and cricket.All across the UK, activities are…
Behaviour: Over half of the schools recorded a positive impact on pupil behaviour in school as an educational impact, with some improvements in attendance…
What motivates young people around age 13-14 (Year 9) to transition from being physically active in school programmes into regular community participation…
Meeting of the Sport Wales Board on Friday 17 May 2024 at the Sport Wales National Centre
Rob Page believes he has seen the future for a bucket hat-wearing young generation being inspired to get active
Volunteers play a vital role in sport, from grassroots clubs to elite athletes.
Every club should be clear about its vision and values. A 'Vision and Values' document explains your club’s philosophy, your goals and objectives…
PRESENT: Lawrence Conway (Chair), Pippa Britton (Vice Chair), Ashok Ahir, Ian Bancroft, Rajma Begum, Dafydd Trystan Davies, Delyth Evans, Nicola Mead-Batten,…
Here are Shotton Town United’s top tips to ensure you are being inclusive of participants who are deaf or hard of hearing at your sports club.
Three Welsh Feathers – Phillipa Yarranton, vice-captain Bethan Dyke and Clare Jones tell us about their netball journeys and what makes a healthy sporting…
Here's why they have been awarded £1,807 in National Lottery funding from the Be Active Wales Fund
Pill Harriers RFC are now back in full flow after the club successfully applied to Sport Wales for a Be Active Wales Fund grant.
Four recommendations we would like political parties to include in their 2026 election manifestos.
Sickness Absence PolicyEmployee Welfare PolicySmoke Free PolicyAlcohol and Drugs PolicyHealth and Wellbeing Policy30. Sickness Absence PolicyLast review:…
The Federation of Disability Sport Wales is a pan-disability National Sport agency which provides and promotes inclusive physical activity (including…
When we talk about equality in the sports sector, we are talking about treating people fairly and being accessible to everyone – regardless of their age,…
Harrison Walsh is urging other disabled people to get involved with the Swansea Para Sport Festival this summer.
A new online hub featuring hundreds of resources to help get children active is set to help teachers, coaches and leaders deliver the new Curriculum for…
Lewis has been juggling her priorities between her family’s dairy farm and race walking.
More still needs to be done in sport for LGBT+ athletes.
Participants often cited competing priorities and interests as a [possible] barrier to both the staying within and progression along a recognised sporting…
The great Welsh public has been urged to fire like a Dragon to keep our kids fit and firing.
Like all goalkeepers, Cardiff City’s Alex Smithies is used to a certain amount of isolation.
Sport Wales works closely with the education sector in Wales to provide advice, resources and funding to develop active individuals who can have a lifelong…
Currently, there are more than 3000 Young Ambassadors in schools, colleges and universities across Wales
Specialist resources aimed at improving children’s physical and sport skills are being made available for free for use during the Coronavirus lockdown.
Often discussed was the apparent need of a “strong mindset” to continue within the recognised sporting pathway. That mindset mainly dealt with the participants…
Wales is a modern outward facing country with a distinct history, culture and heritage that is different to any other country in the United Kingdom. Since…
Sport Wales’ bilingual Citbag platform is full of ideas for teachers.
Use this online tool to engage with sustainability issues and make meaningful change.
We have adopted a five stage approach to developing our Strategic Equality Plan (2024-2028): - Leveraging Experience: We conducted a critical review…
Phil Pratt will be at the Paralympics, but he could have been playing at Wimbledon instead.
Some athletes may feel comfortable to talk openly about their menstrual cycles and some may feel like it’s the worst thing in the world! This could be…
Wrecsam Rhinos Inclusive Rugby Club give their top tips on making your club more inclusive.
School Focus: Develop extracurricular opportunities through upskilling school staff, especially learning support assistants.
School Focus: Support pupils with additional learning needs
School Focus: Develop an inclusive offer for the LGBTQ+ community and children and young people with additional learning needs.
At Sport Wales we have a focus on people, learning and delivery. We value our people - their diversity and their different experiences. We welcome new…
Promoting physical development of learners aged 3-7 and make gymnastics accessible to both teachers and learners.
Michael was 13 when doctors told him it would be unwise to continue to play rugby.
Late night free sessions allowed Muslims to play cricket after breaking their fast.
Dragon Multi-Skills & Sport is designed to help children feel confident and competent to play and enjoy a wide range of sports.
Shotton United Town JFC were founded eight years ago with the motto - 'Every child should play.'
As Cymru inspire the next generation in Qatar, improvements are being made to community football clubs across Wales so that the nation can play.
More young people can play thanks to new equipment.
This is the biggest ever summer for women’s sport in Wales. Explore what’s on this summer, inspiring stories and how your club or organisation can play…
This course is about learning the art of writing an effective questionnaire as well as what is involved in conducting a survey effectively.
Make gymnastics accessible to both teachers and learners and build on the Body Schooling Activities introduced in Module 1 and Foundation Shapes and Positions…
To make dance accessible to both teachers and learners. For more information about this resource and how it meets the requirements of the Curriculum for…
Sign up today and complete 60-minutes of free learning to make your sessions more inclusive.
Learn how you can deliver the principles of the Foundations Framework Wales for the children at your sports club or organisation.
Make gymnastics accessible to both teachers and learners and build on the Body Schooling Activities introduced in Module 1. For more information about…
To improve the quality of teaching and learning about health, fitness and wellbeing in secondary schools. For more information about this resource and…
To enhance quality of teaching and learning in gymnastics activities in secondary school. For more information about this resource and how it meets the…
By using School Sport Survey data, Hoci Cymru has created opportunities for children with additional learning needs.
Learn how to engage your audience using storytelling techniques
For learning on topics including social media, marketing and media.
For learning about how to use insights, improve your research and advocating sport to others.
For learning on topics including athlete development, participation and anti-doping
We look at the lessons learned by organisations that have wanted to become Insight-driven in order to make better decisions.
In this session, you will be able to learn how communications is used in policing and crime.
Enjoy and learn from even more interesting additional content from our Learning Series here.
ColegauCymru are an education charity which promotes the public benefit of further education in Wales. They believe that all learners have the right to…
DisciplinaryGrievancePerformance and DevelopmentProbationSocial MediaMediaWhistle-BlowingAnti-Bullying, Discrimination, Harassment, and Victimisation…
Present: Lawrence Conway (Chair), Pippa Britton (Vice Chair), Ian Bancroft, Rajma Begum, Dafydd Trystan Davies, Delyth Evans, Nicola Mead-Batten, Phil…
Objective 1: Embed equality values into the organisational culture at Sport WalesA strong culture of equality ensures fair treatment for all staff,…
The Outdoor Partnership work to support people of Wales and across the rest of the UK to take up outdoor activities as a life-long pursuit. Their vision…
Present: Lawrence Conway (Chair), Pippa Britton (Vice Chair), Rajma Begum, Alison Thorne, Ashok Ahir, Dafydd Trystan Davies, Delyth Evans, Martin Veale,…
A Child Centred Approach to Physical Activity
A total of 14 individual schools and one federation, consisting of a cluster of two primary schools, from across Wales took part in the pilot project…
School Focus: Transition from school to community, development of community clubs and exit routes into the sporting pathway. Provision of additional transport…
School Focus: Support the Roma communities through community provision in an area of high deprivation and anti-social behaviour.
School Focus: Develop a holistic offer focusing on physical activity and nutrition in an area of deprivation through employing a co-ordinator to support…
School Focus: Creation of outdoor provision through the development of teambuilding
School Focus: Developing dance through working with the Traveller community
School Focus: Develop a health and well-being offer aligned to the new school curriculum.
Pupils SurveyA total of 121 pupils from seven schools completed an online survey in July 2022. Whilst school level data has been provided in Section 1,…
The key motivations for taking part in physical activities and sport for Welsh speaking participants and families living in rural communities are to maintain…
Meeting of the Sport Wales Board on Friday 12 July 2024 at the Sport Wales National Centre
PRESENT: Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson (Chair), Ian Bancroft (Vice Chair), Delyth Evans, Nicola Mead-Batten, Judi Rhys, Philip Tilley, Nuria Zolle, Chris…
PRESENT: Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson (Chair), Ian Bancroft (Vice Chair), Delyth Evans, Nicola Mead-Batten, Philip Tilley, Nuria Zolle, Rhian Gibson,…
Joel Makin insists his answer to how he has broken into the world’s top 10 squash players is “rather boring”.“Basically, it’s just been hard work,” he…
The Welsh para rower suffered a life-changing cycling accident in 2016.
Volunteers – every sports club needs them. However, finding these volunteers and recruiting them for your club can seem daunting at first. Read the below…
Popova was brought up with a love of all sports, coming from a family who lived and breathed sporting enjoyment and excellence.
Jones was a 39-year-old average runner and self-confessed awful swimmer with deteriorating eyesight.
Present: Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson (Chair), Ian Bancroft, Rajma Begum, Pippa Britton (Vice Chair), Dafydd Trystan Davies, Delyth Evans, Nicola Mead-Batten,…
Present: Lawrence Conway (Chair), Pippa Britton (Vice Chair), Ashok Ahir (AA), Ian Bancroft (IB), Rajma Begum (RB), Dafydd Trystan Davies (DTD), Delyth…
Present: Lawrence Conway (Chair), Pippa Britton (Vice Chair), Ashok Ahir, Ian Bancroft, Rajma Begum, Dafydd Trystan Davies, Delyth Evans, Nicola Mead-Batten,…
Our approach to accountability supports partners to give an honest account of their actions and how these contribute to the Sport Wales strategy.
More information about the new investment approach.
Appendix 1. Table of the themes, sub-themes and codes to participation and progression along the recognised sporting pathway.ThemeSubthemeCodeCompeting…
School Focus: Increase parental engagement and community cohesion
Appendix 1. Overview of data collection tools, designed by Sport Wales, to evaluate the AEBSD programme
St Ethelwold’s Church in Wales Primary School is in an area of high deprivation in Flintshire and despite being well positioned in the community for pupils…
The Sports Governance Academy is the governance support hub for the sport and physical activity sector in the UK.
The UK Coaching Awards celebrate coaches from across the UK who are doing brilliant and inspiring work to support their communities through sport. The…
Meeting of the Sport Wales Board on Friday 22 September 2023 at Wrexham University
Our Strategic Equality Plan is initially focused on the actions that Sport Wales can take within our own organisation. However, our ambition is to maximise…
Meeting of the Sport Wales Board on Friday 22 November 2024 at Sport Wales National Centre, Cardiff
Male coaches can help women thrive by understanding and supporting female health.
Participants desire to remain within and progress along the sporting pathway seem to be influenced by their experiences thus far within their sporting…
This is rounders, the sport that most people probably played – and enjoyed – at some point during their schooldays, which is now being resurrected, organised,…
Seren Hughes can look back on 2021 as the year she made cricket history in Wales – although she didn’t know it at the time.The 20-year-old entered the…
Young people (YP) live rich and complex lives and are experiencing more influences and pressures than any generation before.
Many sports are serving up shorter, faster and adapted sports to appeal to new audiences.
SuccessesThe follow-up review identified further evidence of pupils benefiting from the AEBSD intervention. During the autumn and winter months, pupil…
Update 14th April 2021: In September 2020, UK Sport, Sport England, sportscotland, Sport Wales and Sport Northern Ireland came together to set out…
Runners, walkers and cyclists are set to benefit from a major facility investment in Merthyr.The upgrade of the track at Afon Tâf High School in Troedyrhiw…
Girlguiding Cymru are a girl-led charity for girls and young women in Wales. As a trusted organisation, they promote equality and diversity, giving girls…
BME Sport Cymru is a strategic partnership between WCVA and a network of delivery and supporting partners.This is an initiative designed to make it easier…
Set up in 2014, UDOIT! Dance Foundation is focused on ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to access street dance. Giving every young…
Making small changes within transition periods can result in big wins for your athletes and organisation. A transition represents a period of change for…
An adapted cycling club in Conwy for people with disabilities run entirely by volunteers is encouraging others to consider volunteering in sport.The Conwy…
When soon-to-be Paralympian Harrison Walsh first started his athletics journey, it was obvious to his coach he had a future star on his hands. Walsh…
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Present: Lawrence Conway (Chair), Pippa Britton (Vice Chair), Ashok Ahir (Items 1-4.5,9), Ian Bancroft, Dafydd Trystan Davies, Delyth Evans, Nicola Mead-Batten,…
The Welsh Coaching Network is an opportunity for coaching developers to get together and connect.
This programme is for those who are committed to diversity and inclusion and can influence change in your organisation.
Holly Jones has a big year ahead that she hopes will include winning a medal in Birmingham.
New Year swings around, bringing hope and promise but, for some, this time of year can prove difficult. To help tackle mental health problems, Sport Wales…
Present: Pippa Britton (Vice Chair), Ashok Ahir, Ian Bancroft, Rajma Begum, Delyth Evans, Nicola Mead-Batten, Hannah Murphy, Leigh Robinson, Judi Rhys,…
16th June and 19th July | 10am - 4:15pm
Finding and keeping committee or board members is a vital but demanding task for sports organisations. Check out our club committees section to discover…
A good Chair helps meetings to run smoothly and efficiently. They will make sure that:All the business is discussedEveryone’s views are heardClear decisions…
Find out what the implications of our latest round of ComRes research are for sport in 2022
Whether you’re in need of a venue or you’re developing your facilities, help is at hand.In this section, you’ll learn what needs to be considered when…
Volunteers are the backbone of grassroots sport. They give up their free time to foster community spirit, share wisdom, and make sports clubs possible. However,…
So, you fancy volunteering for a local sports club? That’s fantastic news. There are clubs just waiting to welcome you (and the extra pair of hands!)Maybe…
After spending time and effort to recruit new volunteers, you want to do everything possible to keep them coming back, week after week.And let’s face…
We think using the Welsh language in sport is a great way of building a sense of community, something that can only be bolstered by strong school links…
If you’re looking for an introduction to marketing, need help writing a social media policy, or are looking for an example of a photography and filming…
The sport and recreation sector in Wales has drawn up a Governance and Leadership Framework.It is designed to raise the bar when it comes to governance…
Street Games have arranged for almost 500 young people from Wales to be at the Commonwealth Games.
This session will focus on outlining the concept of critical reflective practice, how it is facilitated and supported, and how reflection at this level…
For ColegauCymru, the challenge is to ensure students and staff in colleges across Wales have sufficient opportunity to be active.
This week, the sport sector is paying tribute to Wales’ sport volunteers – without whom, many opportunities to participate in physical activity would…
As a leading voice in creating trending social content, LadBible have come together with The National Lottery to offer athletes and governing bodies a…
Morris tried a wide variety of sports as a youngster and feels it was the breadth of experience that gave her a base on which to build.
This has been the summer of women on the water throughout Wales, thanks to the success of the #ShePaddles campaign.
The 2022 School Sport Survey has found that over a third of pupils aren’t doing any frequent organised activity outside of their PE lessons.
Bethan believes it was the variety of sports she experienced as a girl that gave her so many valuable life lessons.
Sport Wales is launching a brand-new leadership programme for the sector – Leading for the Future.
Developed following engagement with partners and key stakeholders.
Rosie Eccles isn't someone who dwells on past disappointments.In August, a contentious decision denied her a place in the final of the European Boxing…
Links to training and support to support communications activity.CIPR Launches new webinar series to support professionTeam TwoBees Learning Hive - Facebook17…
Tesni Evans has gone from a dodge walker to a dog-walker in the time of the lockdown after learning the benefits of the great outdoors.Wales’ top squash…
Aled Davies insists fatherhood and the joy of seeing his daughter learn to walk will always shine far brighter than any gold medal.The multiple medalist…
As an athlete and then a rugby player, Nigel Walker was always a man in a hurry.As a broadcaster, BBC executive, and now national director of the English…
Sport Wales is committed to dealing effectively with any concerns or complaints you may have about our service. We aim to clarify any issues about which…
The session looks at taking an idea to be a highly successful business.
Be Active, Wales - We're Here to Support YouEach January usually brings with it a new sense of optimism as people look to set goals, build new habits…
To introduce the progressive stages for developing Creative Movement and Dance. For more information about this resource and how it meets the requirements…
Find out what the implications of our third wave of Welsh Activity Tracker research is on returning to sport post-lockdownAbout this eventTim Evans, one…
The Urdd has 55,000 members between the ages of 3 and 25, making it the largest youth organization in Europe.Since 1922, the Urdd has provided opportunities…
Leadership Skills Foundation provide high impact, cost effective leadership awards and qualifications to over 100,000 young people every year. Over nearly…
Job EvaluationRecruitmentRedundancy Policy36. Job EvaluationLast review: September 2021Next review: September 2024Sport Wales is committed to ensuring…
Harriet Jones will be competing in the opening weekend at the Tokyo Olympics but the Welsh 100m butterfly star began her journey in Cardiff when thrown…
Blogs and Articles ELA’s 21 Day Racial Equity Habit-Building ChallengeFor 21 days, do one action to further your understanding of power, privilege,…
Your activities and programmes make a positive difference in your local community. It’s important to use the right language to articulate this to your…
Further Education Colleges in Wales are embracing the challenge of making Wales a more active nation, improving the health and wellbeing of learners and…
What is the Free Swimming Initiative in Wales? Free Swimming in Wales was first launched in 2003. It was the first national free swimming programme…
Ever heard a rugby club bar fall silent after someone suggested their best-ever all-time Wales XV?Or a hush descend in your office following a colleague's…
A revised Free Swimming Initiative, funded by Welsh Government and delivered by Sport Wales in partnership with Local Authorities, will be introduced…
World Youth Skills Day (15 July 2019) raises awareness of the importance of enabling our young people to learn and adopt skills which will not only prepare…
Swansea Roar Korfball Club was recently awarded £1,694 by Sport Wales’ Be Active Wales Fund.
School Focus: Develop a sustainable and generalisable programme model through facilitating staff training and building exit routes of activity into the…
School Focus: Develop a relationship between a school and a local leisure centre and increase community cohesion in rural villages in Wales.
Impact on community cohesionBuilding community capacity in sport and physical activity: One of the benefits of the pilot project has been the ability…
Most schools were successful in progressing towards becoming or becoming an active education setting. Schools took very different approaches in investing…
This objective explored the impact of a school becoming an active education setting on: i) the Vision for Sport and Sport Wales Strategy; ii) physical…
Based on these findings of the pilot project, the following key recommendations are suggested:Recommendation 1:Develop a clear message on the purpose…
To mark Pride month, here’s a look at how the inclusive cycling club ‘Out Velo’ is bringing people together across the UK to enjoy cycling adventures…
Looking for support from the Be Active Wales Fund but not sure where to start? This step-by-step guide will breakdown the process for you.
The facilities of Ysgol Y Grango have historically been used by sports teams within and outside of the neighbouring communities of the catchment of the…
To scope the current provision and participation in sport and physical activity of Welsh speaking participants and families living in rural communities…
Based on the findings from the research the following key recommendations are suggested: Recommendation 1:Prioritise the funding and support of swimming…
PRESENT: Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson (Chair), Pippa Britton (Vice Chair), Ashok Ahir, Ian Bancroft (Items 1-5.6), Hannah Bruce, Dafydd Davies (Items…
What will I learn?As a S&C Trainer, you will be taught the skills required to be fully qualified to deliver physical training to athletes taking part…
Blog - Seb Moran on why this course is being delivered, why now, and how it's hoped it'll benefit the Welsh sport system
Four amazing women have been nominated for Womenspire's ‘Women in Sport’ award.
Questions & Answers
Sport Wales wants to hear from those who are creating opportunities for children and young people.
Meeting of the Sport Wales Board on Friday 24th November 2023
Solar panels are becoming more of a common sight on clubhouses across the country thanks to funding from Sport Wales.
Overcoming a fear of heights and chatting with new friends are just two of the benefits of climbing sessions for over 60s in Swansea.
The sprinter recently became the first Welsh athlete ever to run sub-10 seconds for 100m.
Megan Barker says that the sport has taught her the importance of hard work and has given her confidence.
Rhyl RFC were awarded a £20,473 Energy Saving Grant from Sport Wales.
Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson celebrates The National Lottery on its 30th birthday.
Menopause is a time when hormone levels drop leading to the end of the menstrual cycle.
What to expect
Cricket Wales is making big strides in getting more women and girls into the game.
PRESENT: Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson (Chair), Ian Bancroft (Vice Chair), Nicola Mead-Batten, Philip Tilley, Nuria Zolle, Rhian Gibson, Martin Veale,…
Pay, Allowances, Staff Privacy Policy, Pensions, Overtime and TOIL, Expenses, Reimbursement of Professional Fees Policy
The 2026 survey will be the most accessible, inclusive and engaging version of the survey ever developed.
PRESENT: Ian Bancroft (Vice Chair), Nicola Mead-Batten, Nuria Zolle, Rhian Gibson, Hannah Bruce, Rajma Begum, Martin Hurst, Roisin Connolly, Sanjiv Vedi,…
Projects being supported include cycling tracks, indoor venues, running tracks, swimming pools, and 3G pitches
After tasting victory at the recent British Junior Under 15 Nationals, the 14-year-old is hungry for more.
Katie Carr believes the explosion of interest in women’s rugby union can help propel a similar boom in rugby league.
Find out about grants available for tennis clubs in Wales.
By Sarah Powell, Chief Executive of Sport Wales - I was asked last week whether I thought Sport Wales was institutionally racist.
Michael Jordan and LeBron James are global sporting icons but soon there could be a pathway to such NBA legends that starts here in Wales.Basketball Wales…
Padel. Ever heard of it? Probably not. Well, it’s a sport that you could be hearing a lot more about in Wales as its popularity grows.
Chloe, who is registered blind, currently coaches the Pan Disability side at Barry Town United.
Olympian Steve Brace believes volunteers are the bedrock for everything Run 4 Wales achieves.
National Lottery funding has helped to set up Wales’ first community dodgeball club for children in Pontypridd.The Rhondda Dragons Dodgeball Club have…
It says a lot about the disrupted cricket season that the biggest stir made by Mountain Ash this summer involved a player’s home-made pavilion.Months…
Motorised mobility will help get more people playing.
Forest Green Rovers like to promote themselves as the world’s greenest sports club, but one day Pentyrch rugby club could give them a run for their money.Certainly,…
A football club which has been doing its bit for its local community throughout the Covid-19 crisis has been handed a “lifeline” by Sport Wales.CPD Aberffraw…
One of the most common - and often initial – barriers referenced by participants were those concerned with logistical challenges. These challenges also…
Their ‘UV Me’ project was granted £3,825 in National Lottery funding from Sport Wales.
Find out the different ways Dysynni are getting people involved with hockey.
Find out five things your club can do to make 2024 your best year yet.
Sport Wales has announced details of how more than £3m worth of funding will be spent across Wales.
What are the benefits of becoming a more sustainable club? Here’s our top five.
Clarbeston Road AFC are making an important contribution to local biodiversity after successfully planting a wildflower meadow.
Has the 3v3 basketball in the Olympics got you or your kids itching to get on a court?
Meeting of the Sport Wales Board on Friday 20 September 2024 at the Village Hotel, Swansea
These are exciting and hectic times for Welsh hockey as the game looks to develop on and off the pitch.Wales women last week completed their EuroHockey…