Patrick Collister is Head of Design at Google Northern & Central Europe. In this talk Patrick talks about the old rules and then describes the new rules - of which the most important is, of course: there are no rules.
23. The data reveals
• 1.
Only
39%
of
kids
regularly
take
part
in
sports.
The
vast
majority
of
61%
don’t.
Urban
kids
are
more
non-‐parBcipatory
than
rural
ones
• 2.
ParBcipaBon
in
sports
is
highest
amongst
4-‐8
year
olds,
but
sharply
drops
down
between
12-‐13
year
olds
• 3.
Girls
don’t
parBcipate
and
the
gender
gap
becomes
more
marked
progressively
7th
year
onwards.
Girls
do
more
dance,
gymnasBcs,
yoga
• 4.
While
football
sBll
tops
the
list,
other
games
like
tennis,
canoeing
and
archery
–
all
individual
sports
-‐
are
gaining
popularity.
Dance
is
the
second
most
popular
acBvity
appealing
to
both
boys
and
girls
(97%
girls
and
86%
boys)
• Source:
PE
and
Sport
Survey
(DoE/
TNS
BMRB
Report),
May,
2010