Good mental and physical health is crucial to help young people build confidence and resilience.
For 15 years we’ve been testing, refining and embedding big ideas to improve the physical and mental health of young people.
We do this by developing practical projects that use physical activity and sport to help young people learn essential life skills - like a strong work ethic, resilience and respect for others.
We’ve worked with a number of national organisations like the Scottish Government, the NHS, Sported, sportscotland, the Scottish FA and Scottish Rugby to achieve this.
Evidence shows that positive physical activity habits have a long-term impact.
Being active makes a huge difference to a young person’s wellbeing, health, attainment and aspiration levels – all factors known to be lower in areas of deprivation. Our main health and wellbing projects are:
On Our Marks - our key health and wellbeing project, helps communities become healthier by supporting schools and families to be more physically active.
health and wellbeing stories
Growth mindset making a difference in the care sector
On Our Marks project helping children be active at home and at school
Growth mindset raises aspirations of Dundee pupils
On Our Marks activity card - Traffic Lights - great for spatial awareness!
On Our Marks activity card - Huff & Puff with newspapers!
PCS Plus Life Skills - 14 tips to improve resilience infographic
PCS Plus Mindset - learning from failure infographic
Growth mindset demonstrated through yoga
Sedentary Lives? ‘Physical homework’ will see to that.
Fintry pupils leading development of a growth mindset culture on and off the pitch
