Resource sheet used to promote officiating in badminton lessons.

Fun badminton game to promote student engagement. Students each get a scorecard where they self officiate their own mini games. The students play 5 mini games - each game score must be recorded. Extra points are awarded for successful shots (i.e. smash shots, drop shot, serve, overhead etc) to promote efficient techniques. Can be adapted for any racket sport.

This personal exercise booklet is a great way for the students to monitor their fitness progress. The booklet includes 6 lessons (1 terms work) that cover a variety of fitness tests and activities. Each lesson has questions to think about and answer. Lesson 1 - initial fitness tests - heart rate measurements Lesson 2- the bleep test Lesson 3 - Circuits Lesson 4 - Creating an exercise lesson that includes a warm up, main activity and cool down. Lesson 5 - Leading the session they created (what went well and even better if sections) Lesson 6 - Repetition of initial fitness tests to identify a potential progress in fitness. This booklet has worked really well for KS3 students as it has given them a sense of ownership over their learning.

Resource used at the start of the netball unit of work to highlight the students prior knowledge - can therefore pitch the lessons correctly to promote progress. Resource is then revisited at the end of the unit to visibly see the progress they have made. Does not preview correctly however once downloaded it sorts itself out.

This game has been used in OAA lessons. The competitive element has provoked engagement and enthusiasm within the classroom. The rules/activities of the game can be differentiated dependent on the abilities within the class. This game could also incorporate cross curricula activities that may help with revision.

These dodgeball drills can either be used in a dodgeball circuit or in isolation within a lesson. The resource has ways to increase the difficulty and reduce the difficulty depending on your students needs. Also works well with self discovery lessons.

Resource given to those students who are injured or excused from practical activity.

Assessment for learning strategy used to monitor progress in a lesson or a unit of work. Students are given a criteria list for every sport (Example criteria attached). They decide where their knowledge and practical ability is on the confidence ladder at the start of the lesson. The lesson is then planned based on the students understanding. The students then state where their knowledge is after the lesson.

These cards are associated with blooms taxonomy. They are given to students that are injured or excused from PE. The aim is get them to promote their higher order skills.

Keywords from the** Edexcel GCSE PE course** in a fun revision game for all abilities. Can either play individually or in groups.

A rhyme used for netball to engage students into understanding the footwork rule. This rhyme should be paired with actions to ensure students understand.

This resource is a visual aid of how the flank vault (otherwise known as the sideways vault) is performed. It gives students key actions which will help them develop their own techniques. This resource is usually given to students that struggle to vision the vault in action.

This resource is a self discovery task that allows students to create their own routines based on a scenario they choose. Students are to design an appropriate routine for the person on the scenario and focus on the area they wish to improve.

This resource is used to help students develop their practical ability in badminton. The resource includes; teaching points for various shots ways to improve their technique offers drills to help develop includes rules/court lines for singles includes top tips