"A sports think tank would be a great legacy from the 2012 games, enabling future generations to benefit from long term, well researched, and evidence-based sports policy making in the UK" Seb Coe

3 days ago
THE government has today been urged to prioritise the sport that saves lives after shocking new statistics show a third of children cannot swim the required 25 metres by the time they leave primary school ...
6 days ago
Announcement as competition comes to an end
1 day ago
As we reflect on the first 'new' School Games and the continued loss and impact of School Sport Partnerships we hope to launch a major report here at the ...
3 days ago
Ensuring that a child's first experience in the pool is as 'magical' as possible is essential to stimulate a passion and interest in swimming ...
5 days ago
As coaches of primary aged children, John Allemang's starkly headlined article – 'The case for killing the competition' [1] – really ...
Launched in 2011, the Sports Think Tank is a fully independent think tank dedicated to the most thorough and insightful thinking around sporting policy in the UK.
"A sports think tank would be a great legacy from the 2012 games, enabling future generations to benefit from a long term, well researched, and evidence based sports policy in the UK." Seb Coe
Wed 23rd May 2012, 13:00 - 15:00
Mon 25th June 2012, 17:30 - 19:00
Mon 16th July 2012 - Wed 18th July 2012