Research News Links: Exercise: Archive
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By age group ...about 5-11 yr olds / ...about 11-16 yr olds / ...about 16+ yr olds
age 5-11
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2022-09
Exercise Archive | 5-11
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2012-01 Should children SCUBA-dive?
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2012-01 Cricket helps with bad behaviour
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2010-05 Find a sport facility near you
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2010-02 TeachingIdeas - PE
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2009-06 How to avoid trampoline injuries
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2009-01 Teachers TV- Get Physical video
aged 11-16
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2021-09
Exercise |
latest links about 11-16 yr. olds in date order



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2011-11 Cricket helps with bad behaviour
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2011-10 What is PE?
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2010-11 Sports and Sports Books
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2010-10 Sports and Sports books
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2010-09 Sports and Sports books
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2010-04 Find a sport facility near you
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2009-10 PE and Sport Survey 2008/09.
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2009-10 'Asthma risk' from swimming
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2009-09 Sports Books
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2009-08 UK School Games
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2009-08 Sports Books
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2009-07 Exercise and mental health
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2009-07 Featured Sports from SHEU
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2009-07 Sports Books from SHEU
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2009-07 Grassroot sports
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2009-06 iPhone can monitor fat burning
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2009-06 UK School Games
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2009-06 Sports Books
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2009-05 Sports Books
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2008-10 School sport survey
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2008-04 Another website ...
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2008-04 One website ...
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2007-06 Leicester pupils
ages 16-plus
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2020-09
Exercise Archive | 16+
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2011-12 Endurance exercise and the heart
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2010-11 Dance for young people (pdf)
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2010-10 Sports and Sports books
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2010-08 Sports and Sports books
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2010-04 Find a sport facility near you
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2010-02 Play yourself healthy
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2009-04 Wii injuries
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2009-04 Sports Books
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2009-03 Sports Books
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2007-04 Over
Health and Wellbeing Research News Links: Reading and Weeding
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