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Dr Lawrence Foweather

Sport and Exercise Sciences

Faculty of Science

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Lawrence is a Reader in Physical Activity and Health in the School of Sport and Exercise Sciences. He jointly leads the Children, Young People and Families interest group within the Institute for Health Research and is a member of the Physical Activity Exchange within the Research Institute for Sport and Exercise Sciences.

His on-going research interests include understanding factors and developing interventions to promote physical activity and sport participation, whilst his work has a particular focus on children and families, as well as physical literacy (including foundational movement skills) and sport for health/development strands. Lawrence was the principal investigator for the Physical Literacy Consensus Statement for England project, which was co-developed with researchers and professionals from over fifty different organisations.

Lawrence has significant experience of working on local, national and European projects and regularly collaborates with public, private and third-sector organisations, in particular, schools, as part of his research. He is experienced in mixed method, process and impact evaluation.

Degrees

2010, Liverpool John Moores University, UK, PhD in Fundamental Movement Skills, Physical Activity and Psychological Well-being Among 9-10 Year old Children
2005, Loughborough University, UK, MSc Physical Activity and Health

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