Which measure increases access to sport for families with children?

• A. Initiatives during school holidays encourage kids to participate
• B. Extra facilities such as nurseries and transport to help those with kids
• C. Lowering cost of facilities and competitions to make them accessible for those who have low incomes or unemployed
• D. Sport centers and gov't advertise sports in local press and schools

Answer: (B)

Access to sport for families with children is improved when practical barriers are removed, such as the need for child care and ways to get to activities. Extra facilities like nurseries and transport directly address these barriers: on-site childcare lets parents participate while their kids are cared for, and providing transport helps families who don’t have easy means to travel to venues. This combination makes regular participation feasible for families with kids, not just occasional visits. Other options may boost interest or reduce costs, but they don’t target the specific practical barriers faced by families with children in the same direct way.