What is violence? Information on violence in sort What can cause it? implications of violence

The perfect resource to set students who are either off/isolating or for the current situation when certain students/year groups are working from home

Types of Why has it increased in the UK? Keywords Why do people do it? What are the dangers?

Tasks: Students spell out the answers to the things below and complete the workout accordingly Your first name Your last name Your favourite colour Your favourite subject at school Your favourite sport Your favourite athlete/role model Bronze: 20 reps – Silver 30 reps – Gold 40+ reps

Recap grid starter or HW task

What are the different types + exam question

Range of reasons why people participate and a research task

Mid-assessment check

Starter tasks: impact of hosting an event background of the Olympic Games

Students to talk about content of the paper using A-Z

Students to talk about content of the paper using A-Z

A range of basic cheerleading moves. Best used when laminated so students are able to choreograph their own sequences.

Powerpoint includes a range of statements/definitions and students have to guess what the answer is

Commercialisation Media in sport Sponsorship in sport The sport itself alongside the athletes A fun homework, starter or lesson work sheet using a instagram template

Includes a range of warm ups, skills and conditioned games

Revision booklet which focuses on matching statements to the correct answers. Do the following statements link to - Social benefits Emotional benefits Physical benefits

Pairs move around the room at their own pace picking which exercises to do. The quantity of exercise e.g. 100 skips has to be halved in the pair

Enables students to assess what level they are achieving dependant on what moves they can perform

A trampolining booklet which explains both in English and in Arabic how to perform the moves.

Students write in the boxes anything they know about the statement and/or fill in the answer. The bottom 3 boxes allow students to write in a new fact and/or sporting examples.