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The Association for Physical Education (afPE) is the PE Subject Association in the UK.
They are committed to being the representative agency of choice for people and organisations delivering or supporting the delivery of physical education, school sport and physical activity in educational contexts and in the wider community.
Their work includes developing physical education related policy and related statements, responding to consultations, providing resources, outstanding professional learning across the sector, meeting with representatives from partner organisations and political representatives, and promoting the subject in a variety of forums.
Their purpose is to promote and maintain high standards and safe practice in all aspects and at all levels of physical education, school sport and physical activity, influencing developments at national and local levels that will impact on pupils’ physical health and emotional well-being.
Following the announcement on Monday 4th January to place the UK into another national lockdown, all schools must now provide high-quality remote education, aligned as closely as possible with in-school provision. This includes PE, although the DfE acknowledges the difficulty in delivering the subject remotely in its Remote Education Good Practice guidance, updated in October 2020.
Following the announcement on Monday 4th January to place the UK into another national lockdown, all schools must now provide high-quality remote education, aligned as closely as possible with in-school provision. This includes PE, although the DfE acknowledges the difficulty in delivering the subject remotely in its Remote Education Good Practice guidance, updated in October 2020.