2,000+ active lessons and activities · EYFS to Year 6 · Designed for everyday classroom teaching
✔️ Learn through movement
Bring movement into Maths, English, Science, Humanities and PSHE in ways that fit existing planning.
✔️ Move, reset and refocus
Use short Active Blasts when children need to get active, focused or calm.
✔️ Create more opportunities to move
Build movement into lessons, transitions, breaktimes and everyday school routines.
✔️ Short follow-along activities for moments when children need to get active, refocus or calm down.
✔️ 250+ ready-to-use movement breaks that can be used throughout the school day.
✔️ Movement-based activities that bring Maths, English, Science and the wider curriculum to life.
✔️ Easy to fit into existing planning, helping children practise and reinforce what they are already learning.
Plus bonus online CPD support!
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Get Active
Quick, energetic activities that get children moving.
Get Focused
Short movement activities that help children reset and return to learning.
Be Calm
Gentler movement and breathing activities that help children slow down and regulate.
"A great way to start the day"
"It's fun for the children - they get a lot of enjoyment from it"
"It's a really great way to get the children energised"
"It's really engaging for the children"
"Staff absolutely love using it..."
"We've seen a dramatic difference in children's attitudes to learning and concentration"
"It's fun and the children love it"
"It's enjoyable for me and for them"
"It's very quick to get ready in the morning"
1. How much does Active Learning cost?
Annual school subscriptions start at £247 + VAT for infant schools, £277 + VAT for junior schools and £397 + VAT for primary schools. Schools can try the programme free for 28 days.
2. Does the whole school get access?
Yes. The subscription gives staff across your school access to Active Learning resources, so different classes and year groups can use them throughout the day.
3. What is included in Active Learning?
Active Learning includes curriculum-based movement activities, Active Blasts, breaktime and transition activities, teaching resources and practical staff support.
4. What is physically active learning?
Physically active learning uses movement as part of curriculum teaching, helping children practise, explore or reinforce what they are learning.
5. Is Active Learning the same as PE?
No. PE teaches physical skills, knowledge and understanding. Active Learning uses movement within classroom learning and throughout the wider school day.
6. How does Active Learning fit into existing lesson planning?
Activities are designed to support curriculum teaching rather than replace it. Teachers can use them to introduce, practise or reinforce learning without needing to rewrite their existing plans.
7. Which subjects are covered?
Resources cover Maths, English, Science, Humanities and other areas of the primary curriculum.
8. What equipment and space do we need?
Many activities need little or no equipment and are designed for normal classrooms. Any additional space or equipment is clearly identified in the resource.
9. What age groups does it cover?
Resources are available from EYFS to Year 6, with activities designed for children aged 4–11.
10. What are Active Blasts?
Active Blasts are short follow-along movement activities designed for moments when children need to get active, focused or calm.