The phrase "an activity programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured plan or schedule of activities, often in contexts like education, events, or recreational programs.
Example: "The school has developed an activity programme to enhance students' engagement and learning outside the classroom."
Alternatives: "a schedule of activities" or "an events program".
It is a staffed adventure playground with challenging structures, a dedicated building, an activity programme and a team of trained workers.
Marketing puffery aside, Embers offers easy camping with the chance to hire tents, an onsite shop, loos and showers and an activity programme including mountain biking and sailing.
This work reports findings from qualitative research, the aim of which was to identify factors influencing adherence to an activity programme and the perceived effects of physical activity on well-being.
The price also includes daily packed lunch, daily afternoon snack and cake buffet, a bowling evening, guided walks, Nordic walking, bike hire, six-days-a-week child supervision and an activity programme for children aged 3-12 and a crèche for small children.
Deconditioning: the rationale for treatment, designing an activity programme, and goal setting.
21 A cluster randomised controlled trial tested the effect of an activity programme in a residential care population on functionality, quality of life, and falls over 12 months.
New this year is a 'Free Ride Team' for 13- to 15-year-olds with an evening activity programme, and an all-day ski class for beginner children of eight and older, plus daily supervised lunches for all children.
Six studies evaluated a physical activity programme over a period of 18 months and discounted neither costs nor effects [23, 25, 28, 29, 33, 35].
Integrated care consisted of a workplace intervention based on participatory ergonomics, involving a supervisor, and a graded activity programme based on cognitive behavioural principles.
Interventions Integrated care consisted of a workplace intervention based on participatory ergonomics, with involvement of a supervisor, and a graded activity programme based on cognitive behavioural principles.
The integrated care was coordinated by a clinical occupational physician and consisted of a workplace intervention based on participatory ergonomics 10 11 14 and a graded activity programme, which is a time contingent programme based on cognitive behavioural principles.
