Sentence examples for recreational programmes from inspiring English sources

More than 95,000 people took part in British Cycling-registered events in the regions touched by the Tour de France in 2014 – a year in which total participation across all British Cycling's recreational programmes increased by 64%.

Molly Rhone, president of the International Federation of Netball said England and Australia had both run successful recreational programmes.

We also support efforts to ensure that all programmes, including recreational programmes, public services, facilities and relevant buildings, are accessible.

Mr. Beckham and his team-mates took part in campaigns and fundraising activities to establish education and recreational programmes involving football for children around the world.

They are volunteers sourced from the research team's extensive networks in the local community who have experience in fitness and senior recreational programmes.

Social training or recreational programmes do not, however, target the psychiatric symptoms often linked to ASDs, or the multitude of social difficulties common in this group.

In 2017, UNICEF interventions have benefitted 56,471 children through community-based child protection interventions which include programmes and recreational activities for younger children, life skills for older children, and programmes on positive parenting delivered to 15,678 parents and caregivers.

"This partnership in particular will benefit UNICEF's Sport for Development program and Let's Play, which aims to use sport for positive influence in children's lives, by providing sport and recreational equipment, playgrounds and programmes that support both cognitive and physical development with opportunities to play".

The control weeks received no treatment beyond the ordinary rehabilitation programme and the 2 h programme slot in control course weeks was recreational time with no specific programme offered.

The special Olympics is about providing competition and recreational opportunities within a programme.

Today, with its psychosocial programme offering recreational activities and follow-up by trained teachers, the school is better able to offer the students an attractive alternative to recruitment, and broader opportunities for the future.