The central point for sport & activity links within Surrey
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See activity tips for workers, families and older or disabled residents at 'Keep active at home'
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Opportunities for young people to gain new skills and friends
The Specsavers Surrey Youth Games is unique, and takes place every year
Get involved with the Surrey School Games
Surrey is proud of its cycling links.
Make the most of this legacy yourself. See 'Get Started'
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Stay healthy and upbeat - safely
Making time to build physical activity into your day will help you stay physically fit, but it can also do wonders for your mental health.
Our coronavirus activity pages have loads of advice and links to free activities for home workers, home schooling parents and those still stuck inside their homes due to age or health restrictions.
Research from Sport England shows that almost two thirds of adults think it's more important to be active during the coronavirus outbreak compared to other times so while you stay safe with social distancing, remember to keep moving.
Be Your Best is Surrey's FREE healthy eating programme for families, open for kids aged 0-11. It's now being run online so find out whether your family is eligible.
Schools: the afPE has created a support document to help you interpret government guidance on reintroducing sport and physical activity for returning pupils.
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We have advice for local clubs & coaches on our C-19 page, including Sport England's £15m boost & a funding pause on their Emergency Fund
The Magic Little Grants Scheme is now offering grants of £500 to small charities and local groups (ex schools) for community projects that help get people fit
Online classes can help mental health. Alongside those on our C-19 pages & the Surrey Virtual Wellbeing hub, see what's on today on our Activity Finder.
Mayathon aims to hook you up to an online buddy of your choice to support each other to do 26 mins of exercise a day - even during lockdown.
