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GoldSEN: Specialising in resources for SEN pupils

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GoldSEN is a TES shop that specialises in providing resources for those teaching particularly pupils with SEN. Resources include sample lesson plans, medium term planning and assessment criteria. The resources cater for pupils with a range of needs.

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GoldSEN is a TES shop that specialises in providing resources for those teaching particularly pupils with SEN. Resources include sample lesson plans, medium term planning and assessment criteria. The resources cater for pupils with a range of needs.
PE :Circuit Training
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PE :Circuit Training

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This resource is for pupils with Moderate Learning Difficulties (MLD) and Severe Learning Difficulties (SLD) being introduced to Circuit Training. The resource includes a module outline (including pupils outcomes) and 4 short lesson plans for SLD and 3 lesson plans for MLD. Both have a brief design of circuits for the SLD and MLD lessons.
Primary school or SEN School Competition (Art, DT, English, PE & History)
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Primary school or SEN School Competition (Art, DT, English, PE & History)

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This resource would work so well in a special school setting or a Primary School Setting. The idea is that any students level of work is celebrated across a range of subjects as varied as DT, English, Art, PE and History. This internal competition has been well received by staff, students , parents and Ofsted alike. Each day would have a specific focus (e.g. Monday-Baking) and groups would be pitted against each other in a school to try and win points for their internal house or trophies/medals for their class. Will help with getting students to practice their class based skills in a friendly competitive environment. The outline will help provide a guide to the week and the session plans will help you get the week running as soon as you download it. Would link well with any historical event.
Boxing (GCSE PE)
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Boxing (GCSE PE)

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This resource includes lessons plans that can be used for teaching Boxing for GCSE PE. This pack includes: Lesson 1: Stance, Attack & Defend Lesson 2: Punching Combinations & Guard Lesson 3: Rear-Hand Punch Lesson 4: Boxing Tactics Lesson 5: Scoring in Boxing Lesson 6: Boxing Assessment 1 Lesson 7: Boxing Assessment 2 Medium Term Outline GCSE Boxing Rules Test Boxing Teacher Assessment sheet These lesson plans could be used for students in Year 9, 10 and 11 who are sitting GCSE PE. Similarly the nature of these lessons means that they can be taught in multiple settings with multiple numbers of students. These sessions are taught as non-contact and teach the skills of Boxing
Swimming Assessment
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Swimming Assessment

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A swimming assessment framework for weak and non-confident swimmers. The assessment framework has been split into 5 stages that act as stepping stones for developing pupils water confidence. Upon completion of Stage 5 pupils would progress to the Swim England ‘Learn to Swim Stage 1’. Therefore this resource is a ‘pre-Swimming strokes’ swimming assessment toolkit. This resource would work well for teachers of pupils with SEN and primary school teachers who have pupils with low water confidence.
Squash
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Squash

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5 Lesson Plans for teaching Squash & Rackets to beginners and those with basic racket skills. This resource covers basic skills such as the grip, forehand, service and drop. A good resource for anyone new to Squash?Rackets or teachers with a passing interest in Squash/Rackets who need a refresh. This resource comes with a peer-assessment template that can be used from lesson 1 and outline of the module
Goalball
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Goalball

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6 Goalball lesson plans. Each lesson has a unique focus from blocking, to throwing to tactics. The sessions are planned for 40 minute lessons. The lessons are progressional, building in skills gradually whilst reinforcing skills from previous lessons. These lessons will work well for all pupils including those in a mainstream, particularly where there is a focus on embracing disability sport. Anyone teaching a unit on disability inclusion could use these lessons as a guide on what the basics of Goalball and how to teach them.
Boxing (Non-Contact)
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Boxing (Non-Contact)

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5 Individual lesson plans for teaching Non-Contact Boxing to beginners. Included in addition to the lesson plans are a brief module outline including example outcomes. This resource was originally used for students with SEN; they found the module the most motivating activity they had done in PE. This resource could work with KS3 & KS4 pupils in addition to pupils in non-main stream schools.