The government has made a significant commitment to improving skills by giving the go ahead on a National Skills Academy for Sport and Active Leisure today. This move promises to improve the standard of coaching across England, giving athletes training towards the 2012 Games an even better chance of claiming a place on the medals podium.
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GOVERNMENT GIVES GREEN LIGHT TO SPORTS SKILLS ACADEMY
Posted: May 28th, 2008, 4:02am CDT