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Glendening Elementary started STEP in Jan 17 - after positive results, all 6 elementary schools in the Groveport Maddison Local Schools District will take part in the physical literacy program

Jamb! Physical Literacy Program used by teachers for students ages 4-6 years old.

From Mississippi to Midlothian... how adaptive learning can enable schools to get it right for every child

27 academically at risk students from Barr Elementary School in Jackson Mississippi have enrolled onto the STEP Program.

19 kids at Clarksdale's Presbyterian Day School get ahead by boosting their confidence with The STEP Program

South Panola School STEP into physical literacy staff training

Conor Davey STEP CEO talks to Mississippi Radio on the #SuperTalk Gallow Show

A Group of Educators at Franklin County Schools Take Part in Physical Literacy Training

Scott County School District was seeking a solution for students whose reading performance was significantly below their potential, as perceived by their teachers. STEP

“I thought it was going to be crazy,” Holcomb said. “Exercises that help you concentrate? I don’t know about that.” But her last test proved something had changed. It was more than just her grade, which was a significant jump from the previous test...

The Education Committee recently launched an inquiry into assessment in Primary Schools, scrutinising reforms to assessment and their impact on T & L. It also covers the wider effects of assessment and possible next steps for Government policy.

Edinburgh Mums is a free smartphone app giving discounts and treats to mums across the Lothians. It's free and available on iOS & Android. Their research team recently interviewed Kenny Logan about how it felt to grow up with a learning disability.

Students attending the 5th Annual Global O’hana Institute Conference in Florida demonstrate how it feels to be a committed physical literacy ace by enjoying specifically designed cerebellum exercises from The STEP Program.

Mississippi’s Stephanie Cotnam, appeared on BBC radio this week to talk about the positive impact STEP physical literacy has had on the children she works with at Lake Elementary School. Broadcasting live from the Highlands of Scotland meant a 4am start!

Kenny Logan spoke to The Press and Journal in Scotland about how he felt when his children learned to read… because Kenny struggled with dyslexia. His feelings of failure were so traumatic that he left school without much hope of being ‘normal'

Elizabeth Smith (MSP) writes in Think Scotland about how to improve attainment with a focus on why Kenny Logan champions The STEP Programme - physical literacy in schools for children aged 7-13. Data shows that 1 in 5 children need support like STEP.

The idea of sport and general physical activity adding value to education is almost universally accepted. Within the independent sector it is demonstrated by the success of the IAPS sporting events calendar. David Hanson explains why he backs STEP