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The Youth Sport Trust is a British government-funded trust that funds and promotes the provision of youth sport in the UK, partly to have an effect on children's health.
Campbell retained her executive position with the Youth Sport Trust until 2005 when she became its chairman. [2] Campbell stepped down as Chair of the Youth Sport Trust in December 2017. On 10 November 2008 she was, on recommendation by the House of Lords Appointments Commission , created Baroness Campbell of Loughborough , of Loughborough in ...
Beckwith is Founder and President of Youth Sport Trust, [6] an independent charity devoted to changing young people's lives through sport. [7] He is a Vice President of the Royal National Institute of Blind People. [8]
The event was based on an Olympic Games model, with multiple sports events held across an intensive four-day period. The Games were organised by the Youth Sport Trust , sponsored by Sainsbury's , and from 2008 received funding from Legacy Trust UK , a charitable trust set up to ensure that the 2012 Summer Olympics generate a lasting legacy ...
The sport, originally known as Rock-It-Ball, is a ball sport which originated from the British Isles. It evolved in North Yorkshire (Great Britain) and was officially launched at the Youth Sport Trust's Sports Colleges Conference in February 2006. Rock-It-Ball spread through schools in the UK.
People who work on the council of the NCSS have strong connections to the national federations of individual sports. The organisation is about individual sports, more than general sport at schools. It promotes competitive sport. It is sited at the Youth Sport Trust, headquartered at Loughborough University.
Kwakye is a keen writer and has been published by The Guardian, the Daily Mirror and BT Sport. Kwakye also works for the Youth Sport Trust as an Athlete Mentor on the Sky Sports Changing Lives program. She was also a reporter for the Sky Sports children's TV Show Game Changers from 2013 until 2019. [15]
Having graduated with First Class Honours, Ruddock is currently training for the 2020 Summer Paralympics in Tokyo [4] and is employed as an Athlete Mentor for the Youth Sport Trust, [5] working with secondary schools to encourage pupils, to use the values and lessons learnt through sport, to better their academic performance.