Key finding | Implications |
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Disproportionate impact of the pandemic on the physical activity behaviour among girls and children from lower socio-economic groups | Girls and children from lower socio-economic groups may be at a greater risk of lower physical activity levels. Practitioners would benefit from considering the unique barriers and challenges within these groups in order to ensure the equitable promotion of health and wellbeing |
Interrupted development of social, emotional, and physical skills | Strategies to promote physical, social, and emotional development opportunities for children are warranted. Practitioners may benefit from drawing on sport and other physical activities to promote development opportunities for children |
Increased dependence on active clubs for physical activity | Ensuring that sufficient, affordable, and accessible active club provision is available for all children is important for encouraging physical activity. Exploring the barriers and challenges to increasing provision is warranted to optimise provision |