This 62 slide Powerpoint covers the first Learning Objective of the compulsary unit: ‘Contemporary Issues in Sport’. It includes individual and group tasks, as well as video hyperlinks and a clue icon to help students if they get stuck. The presentation should facilitate and promote relevant discussion in your class. All the best with the course and I hope you find it useful. I will add Learning outcomes 2-4 later in the term if you are interested.

R052 - LO4 Student work booklet. 10 easy to follow sections that gathers evidence for their:** strengths and weakeness, types of skill, types of practices, how to create a practice, setting SMART targets, keeping a training log and ways to measure their improvement**. I use this with students as part of their evidence logs. I have struggled to find any quality resource(s) that my students could fill in as I taught the LO4 section of this unit. This word document is broken up into 10 easily teachable sections, during which students can type or write up their answers. I have also produced a staff copy (included) showing how I would answer each section, so the students get an idea of the depth of answers required (as some of my students would only write one word answers!) This is not a teaching powerpoint, this is a booklet I am using as additional eveidence to support my teacher witness statements. I teach a section each week, and the student completes the booklet during and after each session. They save it as they go along to create a record of their learning. I hope it helps.

Sport and the Law - A Level PE AQA This PowerPoint covers the Sport and the Law section of the A Level course. This 17 slide presentation is visually stimulating and looks at the interaction between the law and sports performers, coaches, officials and spectators in the UK.

R053 Sports Leadership: 35 eycatching interactive slides, with video clips, gifs and student tasks covering LO1 (The personal qualities, styles, roles and responsibilities associated with effective sports leadership) section of the Cambridge National Sports Leadership unit. There are individual tasks, pair work and group tasks to engage your students. Clips of different famous leaders to get your students thinking about different qualities and styles of leaders. There is also a couple of activities to go alongside, these are in word ready for you to print of and work with your class. The pen icon on each slide shows students exactly what they need to write down. I hope it helps with your delivery. I am open to constructive feedback to help improve the quality of my resources. If you have 2 minutes to leave a review that would be appreciated, but I understand PE teachers are some of the busiest people in the world!

This visually appealing, interactive, thought provoking power point will equip your students with the knowledge needed to answers questions about drug use (PEPs) in sport. It covers: Why athletes take PEPs The different types of PEPs The side effects of PEPs Why certain PEPs are popular in certain sports Case studies of athletes involved in PEP use Side effects of PEPs The role of WADA / UK 100% me The whereabouts rule Recreational drugs There are ideas for group tasks , individual work, sporting images, assessment ideas and numerous links to videos for class discussion. This would also be suitable for most GCSE PE specs. I hope it helps. Yours in Sport, Ian

R052 Developing Sports Skills. Cambridge National: Sports Studies LO3 : Officiate in a sporting activity Association Football Rules - Interactive 23 slide PowerPoint presentation. Use this to test your students knowledge and understanding of the rules of the game. A visually appealing and stimulating presentation. 4 sections, including referee signals, positioning, video clips where students have to make the judgment and general rule knowledge.

This 83 slide PowerPoint will engage, challenge and equip your students for the LO1 section of the R041 Reducing the Risks of Sports Injuries unit. They are loads of hyper-links to relevant sporting clips, individual, pair and group tasks. There are also some exam style questions along the way. I try and make the PowerPoints as visual and interactive as possible to engage with all learners, especially those more practically minded students. It covers all the intrinsic and extrinsic causes of injuries in depth. I really hope this helps you. Also, I have nearly finished the LO2 section - watch this space! All the best. Ian

This was a worksheet that went alongside my powerpoint on the LO1 section of the Sport Leadership unit (R053). It’s a quick classroom activity to get students thinking about the different leaderships roles within sport and the type of qualities need for those roles. Check out my 35 slide PowerPoint for more info. Cheers.

3 pages of activities which will allow you to watch Wales play their match vs Iran, whilst students learn about components of fitness, sports analysis, and the structure of a warm up.