Let’s move more and feel better!
Our JU:MP campaigns are at the heart of what we do to support children, young people and their family members to be a part of our JU:MP family, to enjoy the benefits that movement and play brings.
From JU:MP@Home to JU:MP Outdoors, we are here to support the whole Bradford community to be healthy, confident, empowered and valued members of society.
Why do we do what we do? Movement and play doesn’t only improve everyones physical health, but also their emotional wellbeing. It is more important than ever, to help support and encourage our Bradford families and children and young people to Move and Play more!
Campaigns
Screen off, Life on!
A public resource, created with Bradford families to support everyone to swap some time on screen, for activities off screen. The aim? To feel good and move more!
JU:MP Outdoors
Let’s bring back outdoor play! Playing outside is good for everyone. Outside we can care, share, learn, dream and succeed.
JU:MP@Home
JU:MP@Home, a much-needed solution for children and young people spending a lot of time at home during the winter. Families can adapt the games for children of different ages and abilities too and the team hope playing them will create some great memories of this time spent at home together.
Latest News
Read all newsJU:MP Programme delivers world-leading results
New research finds the JU:MP programme, funded by Sport England, is having world-leading impact on getting children active in Bradford Children’s physical activity increases by 70 minutes on average per week through JU:MP Sport England renews commitment to Bradford with…
Screen Time and Your Child’s Health
We all know how much children, young people and adults enjoy watching TV, playing video games, or using smartphones and tablets. But did you know that spending too much time on screens can affect your child’s health and wellbeing? …
JU:MP Engages Local Residents at BiBBS Programme Finale
Last week, the JU:MP team helped mark the end of the BiBBS (Born in Bradford’s Better Start) programme with a lively community event the Grange Interlink Community Centre. The event attracted numerous families, particularly primary school children, who were able…