England Rounders
Rounders England is the national governing body for rounders in England. We work to grow and develop the nations much-loved game into a thriving, modern, inclusive sport that can be enjoyed by everyone.
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We are delighted to work with Complete PE to help support the network of teachers and schools to access further resources on delivering rounders in a safe, accessible and engaging format for pupils.
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Charlton Athletic Community Trust
Charlton Athletic Community Trust empowers communities and changes lives by improving health, education and employment and reducing crime. Charlton Athletic Community Trust aim to deliver high quality programmes that have a lasting impact.
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By working with Complete PE, we can ensure that more teachers and schools can have the necessary support and resources to feel confident to enjoy teaching Physical Education.
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Association for Physical Education (afPE)
The Association for Physical Education are the representative subject association for PE in the UK. afPE provide quality assured services, resources and valuable professional support for the Physical Education, School Sport and Physical Activity sector.
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Complete PE is a valued and longstanding Business Associate member. They have a proven track record of providing high quality resources to support PE professionals to achieve the best outcomes for children and young people.
Ipswich Town Foundation
Ipswich Town Foundation, the Football Club's community engagement arm, was relaunched in 2019 with the aim of using the power of Ipswich Town Football Club to build an empowered, inspired and inclusive community to be proud of, making a positive impact on the lives of people in Suffolk and the surrounding areas.
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By working with Complete PE, we can ensure that our team going into schools have a resource in place that will allow them to deliver high-quality PE lessons, making a positive impact on the lives of people through the power of PE.
