Posted: Wed, 16 Oct 2024 08:30
In an impactful new blog, Sophie Newman, Director of Learning for PE and Vocational Education at New College Leicester, dives into the impact of periods on girls' physical activity.
Visit the Youth Sport Trust website to read the blog in full and find more links related to supporting girls and menstruation.
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