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Brrunno [24]
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elena-s [515]3 years ago
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A would be the best bet. If not then B. Hope this helps

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Clearing a hurdle: Jessica Ennis (right) watches young athletes as they jump hurdles during the the Aviva Elevating Athletics Fund Launch
Picture: GETTY IMAGES
By Gareth A Davies
5:46PM BST 22 Apr 2010
More than half of the UK’s Physical Education teachers feel they need both further training and better facilities to teach athletics effectively, a new study has revealed.

The study will raise major concerns with the London 2012 Games just over two years away, with a grassroots legacy having been a foundation stone for the Games bid.

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“Learning to run, jump and throw at a young age really is ‘physical education’, and this move is so important because it could be a foundation stone for children.”

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