Our role is to provide independent, unbiased advice to stakeholders that reflects the views of our members; to promote ever greater levels of participation in and awareness of many of the nation’s sporting passions; and to provide a range of high quality services to members. In essence, to remain at the heart of the British sport and recreation sector.
To do this we are always looking to develop our internal knowledge and skills base, particularly at a Board level.
We're looking for two new non-executive Directors for an initial three year term.
If you want more information on what skills we are looking for and how to apply, click here.
Today’s publication of the Curriculum and Assessment Review Final Report sets out a series of wide ranging recommendations for reform of the national curriculum and in particular to the teaching of physical education (PE) and dance in schools.
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As we mark National Inclusion Week, we spotlight our member Women in Sport, a charity that for over 40 years has been dedicated to understanding and breaking down the barriers that hold girls and women back from the opportunities and lifelong benefits of sport and activity.
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Nominations for the Alliance’s annual Spirit of Sport and Recreation Award are open ahead of the organisation’s 90th anniversary celebration event, which has been confirmed for St James’s Palace in November.
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Joining the Sport and Recreation Alliance is pretty simple, but worthwhile!
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