The University of Limerick, in collaboration with an international research team, is conducting a study on the role of school uniforms as a barrier or enabler to engaging in physical activity.
Our international team is seeking input from principals and school management/leadership teams across Australia, Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales, Malta, Cyprus, and Northern Ireland on factors affecting the successful implementation of physical activity-supporting policies – particularly allowing students to wear PE/sports uniform more frequently.
We’re asking principals and school leaders to:
- Complete a brief 15-minute survey,
- Share insights on school uniform policy,
- Help identify barriers, enablers, and benefits of activity-friendly uniforms.
Your participation in this survey will provide valuable insights into the prevalence of these policies and the challenges and opportunities related to their adoption.
Take the Survey by clicking on the link below:
redcap.hmri.org.au/surveys/?s=R7P4NLDEPYWACLKP&country=ireland
Dr. William Hughes is a Research Assistant at the University of Limerick, supporting projects within the Physical Education, Physical Activity and Youth Sport (PEPAYS) Research Centre and the Sport and Human Performance Research Centre (SHPRC).
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