The phrase "activity scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a structured plan or outline of activities, often in educational or organizational contexts.
Example: "The school has developed an activity scheme to enhance student engagement during the summer program."
Alternatives: "activity plan" or "activity outline".
Macmillan Cancer Support has developed a Move More support pack, and a physical activity scheme designed to help people with cancer become active to a level that is right for them.
"I didn't take part in the Mandatory Work Activity scheme.
"In hindsight, this is probably what led to me being put on the mandatory work activity scheme".
While work experience is voluntary, under the Mandatory Work Activity scheme for the long-term unemployed participants must work for up to eight weeks or lose benefits.
TCV has also asked us to point out that it is a subcontractor rather than a prime contractor for the mandatory work activity scheme.
Tesco also confirmed that it did not take on anyone under the Mandatory Work Activity scheme which lasts for four weeks, but which, if referred, jobseekers must take part in or lose benefits for three months.
He would also push through new local youth activity schemes to help break the hold of gang culture, subsidised by nearly £80m in new central government funding.
He operated not through share registers, but through people he appointed as managers of his key enterprises.Mr Berezovsky saw money not as a goal in itself, but as a by-product of his main activity: scheming and playing politics.
Got a new idea, a new IT application, an opportunity for providing a service that busy people will pay for – walk dogs, run an after school service, run holiday activity schemes, do stand-up comedy poking fun at the everyday condition.
Furthermore, we thought that it would be prudent to remove the human kinase activity early on during the compound optimization phase to negate the possibility of toxicity arising from host-related off-target activities (Scheme 1).
He was now poised, if re-elected, to direct billions of pounds into further transport improvements, more affordable housing, and youth activities schemes to wean knife-toting young people away from gang life.
