The scheme links with the PE department to increase the opportunity of sport and physical activity session that take place in the school. At St John Lloyd, the Young Ambassador Movement links in with the 5×60 Scheme, where the decision has been made to recruits Sports Ambassadors and Sports Apprentices. There are currently four Ambassadors from year 11 who will represent the school on a county level and the eight Apprentices from year 9 will help promote sport and be the voice of Sport in school. is rising to the challenge by helping to create the environment necessary for children to take part in extracurricular sport and physical activity on a regular basis. All information based on our technical design parameters, laboratory test results and supplier test data. Some data may be peak performance data. Actual data and parameters may vary depending on specific test environment and test software.

Actual available RAM is less than 12GB due to the storage of operating system and pre-installed apps. An 8GB phone effectively has 8GB + 3GB RAM.Through the Climbing Higher vision, the Welsh Assembly Government has laid down the fitness gauntlet by setting the target of seeing 90% of children taking part in regular and frequent activity by 2020 and Carmarthenshire Leisure Vision of aim of ‘More People, More Active, More often’. The Young Ambassador Movement is part of the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics promise where Young Ambassadors are used to inspire change in others. This initiative recognises and reward committed young sports leaders in our schools and communities with further training and opportunities. Listen to the needs of young people by providing opportunities that they would like to participate in; Listen to the needs of young people by providing opportunities that they would like to participate in Pupils across Wales are experiencing a new dimension in the way sport and physical activity is delivered in secondary schools.

wrando ar anghenion pobl ifanc trwy ddarparu cyfleoedd i gymryd rhan mewn gweithgareddau sy’n apelio atynt: Through its 'Climbing Higher' vision, the Welsh Government has laid down the fitness gauntlet by setting the target of seeing 90% of children taking part in regular and frequent activity by 2020. 5x60 is rising to the challenge by helping to create the environment necessary for children to take part in extra curricular sport and physical activity on a regular basis. The Activities

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Pupils across Wales are experiencing a new dimension in the way sport and physical activity are delivered in secondary schools. 5x60 is changing the face of provision of sport in schools and transforming playing fields and sports halls into hubs of bustling activity from daybreak to nightfall. 5x60 Aims In addition, the 5x60 Officer recruits older pupils and sixth form students to help deliver sessions. In return for their commitment and dedication to the project, coaching courses are arranged and part funded for them, which allows them togain valuable experience and vocational qualifications.