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BBC Health 📅 20 Oct 2026 ⏱ 1 min read

POV: Your girls’ PE lesson gets a glow up

Can activities like yoga, dance and fitness encourage more girls to enjoy sport?

ClinicaliQ Brief
  • Girls' participation in PE and sport can be increased by diversifying activity offerings beyond traditional competitive sports to include yoga, dance, and fitness-based activities
  • Alternative physical activities may help engage girls who might otherwise disengage from PE, potentially supporting long-term health and wellbeing outcomes
  • Schools should consider curriculum flexibility to accommodate varied interests and preferences, as this may promote more inclusive and sustained engagement with physical activity
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Can activities like yoga, dance and fitness encourage more girls to enjoy sport?

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