ActiveED Multi-Sports is a parent-and-child coaching home for tiny movers, toddlers and junior athletes — planned, taught and cared for by qualified education professionals who believe your family deserves more than a stand-in with a bag of cones.
The story
The founder, a Director of Sport and nine-year PE teacher, took his toddler son along to a ‘toddler football’ session and walked out genuinely shocked. The coaching was thin, the care was missing, and the organisation behind it felt indifferent to the little humans turning up hopeful and ready.
Parents are paying real money and, more importantly, giving up precious time. Children are building first impressions of sport, of their own bodies, of being part of a team. That combination deserves to be handled with serious, joyful craft — not cones on autopilot.
Nine years teaching physical education across reception to post-16 means we’ve seen how motor development compounds. We know the windows where fundamental movement skills take root, the cues that make a five-year-old click, the environment that keeps a nervous child returning for week two.
That pedagogical depth is the backbone of every ActiveED session. Every plan is deliberate. Every progression has a reason. Every child is met where they are — and then coached, gently and properly, to where they want to go.
If it isn’t fun, it isn’t working. Full stop. Development rides on engagement.
Plans grounded in motor-learning research and classroom-tested pedagogy.
Specialist SEND leadership at planning level, not just a welcome note at the door.
Safeguarding trained, first-aid trained, DBS cleared — before the first session starts.
To deliver the best parent-and-child sporting experience on the market. To be evidence-informed, passionate, knowledgeable and caring. To have your child genuinely excited about turning up — and to add to their physical, social and mental wellbeing in ways that compound for years.
We love talking to parents about what their child needs. A short email tells us a lot — and we promise a human reply, not a template.