At 17, Isabelle has turned rejection into change — creating a national movement to stop girls from dropping out of sport.

When Isabelle first pitched her idea to the BBC at 12, she was turned away. At 15, after another rejection, she decided to make the film herself. Two years later — with no funding, just determination — Out Of The Race is complete: a documentary uncovering why so many girls quit sport, and what we can do to change it.

Out Of The Race follows Isabelle’s journey from grassroots clubs to the Houses of Parliament, as she campaigns to make puberty education part of the National Curriculum. Featuring interviews with Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill, Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson, medical experts, and policymakers, the film exposes the barriers facing teenage girls — and the solutions emerging right now.