Teach First
Teach First are an educational charity working to build a fair education for every child in England and Wales. Teach First develops and supports great teachers and brilliant leaders who are determined to make a difference and who are willing to ensure that all schools can thrive.
Partner Comment
Complete PE will provide our trainee teachers with the resources and support so that they feel equipped, supported and confident to teach Physical Education.
Other Partners
England Hockey
England Hockey is a national governing body and is responsible for the management and development of the sport from grassroots to elite activities. England Hockey is also the nominated country for Great Britain Hockey. Our mission remains to “Make Hockey More Visible, Relevant And Accessible To All”.
Partner Comment
By working with Complete PE, we are able to share resources, training, and guidance to support and encourage the delivery of hockey in schools at all levels. Together we can ‘share the love of hockey’, introducing the sport to more young people and encouraging them to participate in a game that we can all enjoy.
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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.
Partner Comment
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.
UK Wallball
UK Wallball is a non-profit organisation whose mission is to enable all young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to become regularly active in sport no matter where they live. Wallball is a sport that requires minimal funds, minimal set-up and minimal training to get going - all you need is a wall and a ball.
Partner Comment
We are thrilled to be working with Complete PE, as we work together to shine a light on the different ways children can learn about net and wall games in school, as well as the various opportunities there are to be active and have fun outside of the curriculum.
