Sentence examples for organised activity from inspiring English sources

Children in the poorest fifth were 11 times less likely to be able to afford to go on a school trip compared with those in the best-off fifth and 20 times less likely to be able to attend an organised activity – such as Scouts, Guides or any clubs or sports that came with costs, equipment, musical instruments or materials – each week.

Heath was first introduced to kayaking as part of an organised activity week at the age of 10.

Rarely does a weekend go by without some form of organised activity taking place – whether it be sandcastle competitions or professional volleyball games.

Physical activity was defined as any bodily movement produced by the skeletal muscles resulting in energy expenditure [ 25 ], for example organised activity such as dance, sports or informal activity such as walking, swimming and gardening.

The masons claim to have 250,000 members in England alone, and another 150,000 in Scotland and Ireland; but my guess is that, like much organised activity, freemasonry is in steep decline.

The "professional" football era began in 1994, but as with any other organised activity in China, the state retained control.In the event, adding heaps of money to an unaccountable bureaucracy made matters worse.

Regular discussion groups, organised activities and more home visits could all help.

Children are welcome, with a play area, organised activities and buggy-friendly paths.

During the summer, organised activities allow children and adults to join in with stories, grinding flour for bread, and weaving.

Police and community groups organised activities for at-risk children such as football games and even a surf camp.

Facilities will include onsite catering, organised activities and entertainment, big screens – you can even order your daily newspaper.