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Participation and the Health of the Nation

Participation trends in the 21st century

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Overview

Measuring adult participation in England, the activity guidelines, COVID-19, growing activities, individual against team sports, socio-economic status, disability, the gender gap, age, women's sport and reading participation data.

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How is adult participation measured in England?

Key term

What proportion of adults in England meet the activity guidelines?

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How did the COVID-19 pandemic affect participation?

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  1. 1

    How is adult participation measured in England?

    Model answer

    Sport England's Active Lives survey measures how active adults are. The survey began in 2015.

  2. 2

    What proportion of adults in England meet the activity guidelines?

    Model answer

    Sport England's Active Lives survey has found roughly six in ten adults meet the guidelines. The rest are fairly active or inactive.

  3. 3

    How did the COVID-19 pandemic affect participation?

    Model answer

    Activity levels fell during the lockdowns of 2020 as facilities closed. Levels have since recovered.

  4. 4

    Which activities have grown in popularity this century?

    Model answer

    Walking, running, cycling and fitness classes have grown in popularity. Flexible, individual activities fit busy lives.

  5. 5

    Why have individual activities grown compared with team sports?

    Model answer

    Individual activities can be done at any time without a team or fixture. People with busy lives prefer flexible exercise.

  6. 6

    How does socio-economic status affect participation trends?

    Model answer

    People on lower incomes are less likely to be active than wealthier people. Cost, time and access explain much of the gap.

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