Intergenerational Inclusion in the Sport and Physical Activity Sector

At the 2022 Games in Birmingham, we saw George Miller, aged 75 years, win a gold medal for Scotland in lawn bowls and Anahat Singh, a 14-year-old badminton player, compete for India. It’s not just on the international stage where we see such a diversity of ages, but also in classes, clubs, community centres, the countryside, and parks all around the country.

The passion for being active transcends age and generational boundaries. Nowadays, workforces are more likely than ever to be intergenerational, comprising of five generations working together. This is even more apparent in sport and Physical Activity, where staff, volunteers, officials, and coaches can be from such a broad spectrum of age groups.

In this webinar, we will support you in understanding the different dynamics of intergenerational environments and how to create inclusive spaces where everyone can thrive.

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