Our solutions forPrimary and secondary schools

Children want to move, physical activity is a basic need for them. During the first few school classes, in particular, most children find it difficult to complete schoolwork, adhere to rules, put their own needs aside, control impulsive behaviour, concentrate, and spend a long time working on one task. In P.E. class, it is often the case that enough time isn’t allocated to purely physical activity and for other reasons, break times are seldom used for romping and playing. Despite all that, schoolyards should have as many facilities for exercise as possible. Physical activity encourages balance and restores our ability to work and concentrate. Exercise can create opportunities for conversations and accompany them, initiate social processes and support cognitive prosses while emphasising the integrative nature of movement, play and sports. Finally, more exercise at school can improve the atmosphere in the classroom, interactions between pupils and teachers, thereby improving the health of teachers too.