A fun and interactive PowerPoint game based on The Chase, perfect for revision, retrieval practice, plenaries, form time, cover lessons, or end-of-topic quizzes. Students split into two teams, choose captains, and take turns as contestants and chasers. The PowerPoint includes a chase board, money offers, team score slides, and a 30-second Final Chase round. Questions can be added or adapted for any subject, year group, or topic. Includes: Editable PowerPoint template Team vs team format High, middle and low money offers Chase board gameplay Final Chase 30-second round Score tracking slides Clear student instructions Suitable for: KS2, KS3, KS4 and BTEC/GCSE revision lessons. Keywords: The Chase, quiz game, revision game, PowerPoint template, classroom game, retrieval practice, plenary, starter activity, team quiz, editable quiz, cover lesson, end of term, interactive PowerPoint.

These secondary school athletics results sheets are a practical and reliable tool for everyday PE lessons, giving you a clear and consistent way to record student performance across all track and field events. Whether you’re delivering an athletics unit, assessing progress, or simply keeping students engaged through competition, the structured layout makes it quick and easy to capture results in real time. It works seamlessly across mixed-ability groups and helps build a clear picture of student development over time. Make no mistake—Sports Day can get chaotic fast, but this resource is designed to keep everything running smoothly. With events, year groups, and recording spaces already organised for you, staff can focus on delivering a great experience rather than worrying about admin. No more scraps of paper or confusion over results—just a professional, easy-to-use system that brings structure and efficiency to both lessons and whole-school events.

This comprehensive revision booklet also includes a full set of exam-style questions and answers at the back, allowing students to check their understanding and improve exam technique independently. Prepare your students for success in Component 3 with this resource designed for the Pearson Education BTEC Level 1/Level 2 Tech Award in Sport (2022 specification). This booklet provides a complete overview of all key topics required for the external exam, combining clear, student-friendly notes with exam-style questions to develop both knowledge and application skills. The resource is structured to cover all areas of the specification, including fitness, training methods, testing, and programme design. Students will revise: • Fitness and training basics – the importance of fitness, components of fitness, principles of training (FITT and additional principles), and methods of measuring exercise intensity • Fitness testing – reasons for testing, methods for physical and skill-related fitness, and how to interpret results to improve performance • Training methods and effects – including continuous, interval, circuit, resistance and flexibility training, as well as skill-based methods such as SAQ and plyometrics, alongside their advantages and disadvantages • Training provision and long-term effects – understanding different training environments and how training impacts the body physically and mentally over time • Training programme design – collecting personal information, setting SMARTER goals, planning effective training programmes, and maintaining motivation and adherence Each section includes carefully structured exam questions ranging from short-answer to extended responses, helping students practise key command words such as describe, explain and evaluate. The booklet also supports synoptic learning, allowing students to apply knowledge across multiple areas of the course. This resource is ideal for: • Year 10 and Year 11 BTEC Sport students • Revision sessions and exam preparation • Homework or independent study • Cover lessons Designed to save teachers time while maximising student outcomes, this booklet provides everything needed to prepare effectively for Component 3.

This resource includes five revision booklets for BTEC Sport Component 3 designed to help students prepare for the external assessment. The booklets focus on the topics that my classes have struggled with the most over the last few years, based on exam performance and mock assessments. Each booklet contains a range of exam-style questions to help students practise applying their knowledge and improve their written responses. These booklets are ideal for revision lessons, intervention sessions, homework or independent study in the lead up to the Component 3 exam. The booklets cover the key areas of the specification including: • Principles of Training • Components of Fitness • Fitness Testing • Training Methods • Training Programme Design Students practise analysing scenarios, identifying appropriate fitness tests, applying training methods and explaining how the principles of training can be used to improve performance. A teacher mark scheme is also included to support marking, self-assessment or peer assessment.

This comprehensive 5-day revision booklet is designed to support students preparing for BTEC Tech Award in Sport Component 3. Each day includes: Clear, structured revision content Key definitions and exam terminology Applied sporting examples Minimum 5 exam questions per topic (2,6 mark range) Lined answer space for student responses Covers full specification content Ideal for half-term revision, homework, intervention or independent study The booklet ensures students revise content before attempting exam-style questions, promoting deeper understanding and improved exam performance. Topics Covered Day 1 Components of Fitness Physical and skill-related components Sporting examples Application and evaluation questions Day 2 Training Principles & Exercise Intensity FITT principle Progressive overload, specificity, reversibility Heart rate zones & Borg RPE 1RM & 15RM Day 3 Fitness Testing Reasons for testing Pre-test procedures (PAR-Q, consent, calibration) Reliability & validity Physical & skill fitness tests Interpreting normative data Day 4 Training Methods & Long-Term Adaptations Continuous, interval, Fartlek, circuit training Plyometrics & SAQ Advantages & disadvantages Cardiovascular & muscular adaptations Day 5 Fitness Programming & Motivation Programme design SMARTER goals Intrinsic & extrinsic motivation Applying FITT in practice Why This Resource Works Structured to last 5 full revision days Includes extended 6-mark “discuss, evaluate” practice Mirrors exam command words Encourages exam technique development Ready to print or upload to Teams

A simple, classroom-ready BTEC Sport tracker (2022 specification) designed to help you monitor student progress across components and tasks in one place. You only need to enter marks/notes into the task cells in the “Component Breakdown” section (scroll across the sheet to access the task columns). The Overview tab updates automatically, giving you an instant snapshot of progress and performance without extra admin. Perfect for BTEC teachers, leads, and Quality Nominees who want a clear, consistent way to track completion, marks, and next steps across a class. What’s Included Excel tracker file (editable) Component/task breakdown input area (enter data here) Auto-updating overview/dashboard (updates automatically from your inputs) How to Use (Quick Instructions) Open the spreadsheet. Go to the Component Breakdown area. Scroll across to find the task columns. Enter your data in the task cells only (marks, completion, notes—depending on your setup). Check the Overview for an instant updated summary (no manual changes needed). Best For Tracking completion and attainment across BTEC Sport tasks Spotting gaps, missing work, and intervention needs quickly Keeping evidence tidy for standardisation / internal QA

A complete set of student templates for Pearson BTEC Tech Award Sport – Component 1: Preparing Participants to Take Part in Sport and Physical Activity. Covers Task 1, Task 2, and Task 3 from the official PSA (June 2025 release). Each template is scaffolded using a colour-coded system to help students structure their answers and aim for Band 4 / Distinction: 🟩 Green = Describe 🟦 Blue = Example 🟥 Red = Evaluation The templates give learners sentence starters, worked examples linked to the scenario, and evaluation prompts so they can build detailed, high-quality responses. Learning Outcomes Covered Outcome A – Explore types and provision of sport and physical activity for different participants Outcome B – Examine equipment and technology required for participants Outcome C – Be able to prepare participants to take part in sport and physical activity What’s Included Task 1 – Increasing Participation Student Template (Word) Sections: Activities, Provision, Barriers, Methods to Overcome Barriers With 2 worked barrier examples and Distinction-level prompts Task 2 – Equipment & Technology Student Template (PowerPoint) 10–15 pre-built slides with guidance prompts Worked examples on every slide (clothing, footwear, equipment, technology, benefits, limitations, safety, summary) Task 3 – Warm-up Plan & Delivery Student Template (Word – Task 3A warm-up plan, scaffolded with examples & system prompts) Student Template (Word – Task 3B script for practical delivery, with body response hints for Distinction-level explanations) How to Use Upload templates directly to Microsoft Teams or print as handouts. Students complete the tasks directly in the documents/slides. Colour coding helps weaker learners with structure and pushes stronger learners to evaluate and justify. Task 3B script template can be used as a practice script before their assessed warm-up delivery. Format Word documents (.docx) – Task 1, Task 3A, Task 3B templates PowerPoint (.pptx) – Task 2 template Designed by a BTEC Sport teacher to align exactly with the PSA and specification. Saves hours of preparation and ensures learners have consistent, structured support.

Title: BTEC Sport Component 2 Pack – Tasks 1, 3 & 4 Templates (Pearson Tech Award 2022) Subject: Physical Education Key Stage/Age: KS4 (14–16) Exam Board: Pearson Edexcel (BTEC Tech Award 2022) Qualification: BTEC Level 1/2 Tech Award in Sport, Component 2: Taking Part and Improving Other Participants’ Sporting Performance Resource Type: Complete teaching & assessment support pack. This comprehensive pack provides teachers and learners with structured templates for the key written and presentation tasks in BTEC Sport Component 2. All templates follow the Pearson Set Assignment scenario and use a Describe–Explain–Evaluate colour-coded system to scaffold responses and maximise marks. Covers three major tasks: Task 1 (Learning Aim A): All 11 components of fitness with prompts for definition, sport example and outdoor activity evaluation. Task 3 (Learning Aim B): Editable PowerPoint presentation template for officiating in a chosen sport, covering roles, responsibilities, rules, and enforcement. Task 4 (Learning Aim C): Structured lesson plan template for planning drills, progressions and conditioned practices, with diagram sections and evaluation prompts. All resources are fully editable, clear, and student-friendly. Ideal for preparing learners for internally assessed PSA tasks under supervised conditions. What’s Included: Task 1 Template (DOCX) – Components of fitness Task 3 Template (PPTX) – Officiating presentation Task 4 Template (DOCX) – Lesson plan for drills and conditioned practices Teacher/learner guidance built into each resource Learning Outcomes Covered: Learning Aim A – Understand how different components of fitness are used Learning Aim B – Be able to participate in sport and understand officiating Learning Aim C – Demonstrate ways to improve participants’ sporting techniques Format: Word & PowerPoint (editable)

This ready-to-use BTEC Sport Assessment Plan is designed for the Pearson BTEC Tech Award in Sport, Activity and Fitness (2022 Specification). It provides a clear and professional structure for tracking and managing all three components of the course, ensuring full coverage of the specification while supporting both staff and students. Ideal for Heads of PE, course leaders, and teachers delivering BTEC Sport, this editable Excel tool saves valuable time and supports quality assurance, standardisation, and year-long curriculum planning. What’s Included: A fully editable Excel assessment plan for the full BTEC course Breakdown of all Component 1, 2 and 3 tasks Customisable dates for teaching, assessment, internal deadlines, and submission Sections for tracking student completion and teacher marking Colour-coded layout for quick visual reference Aligned with the 2022 Pearson specification and component structure Can be adapted for one-year or two-year delivery models Why download this resource? Ideal for lesson planning, internal verification timelines and reporting Supports whole-department coordination with clear deadlines and task structures Ensures all components are mapped and completed on time Helps meet quality assurance requirements and prepare for moderation Can be shared across teams to improve consistency Professional layout suitable for SLT or Ofsted scrutiny Best suited for: Heads of Department and BTEC Sport leads Teachers new to delivering the 2022 Pearson Tech Award Departments preparing for standardisation, moderation, or QA visits Schools delivering BTEC Sport in KS4 (Years 9–11)

A fully interactive and automated PE kit behaviour tracker designed for secondary school PE departments to streamline the monitoring of kit issues, reinforce high expectations, and reward positive behaviour through a clear and effective card system. This Excel-based tool includes built-in dropdown menus, automated tracking, and colour-coded card categories to manage multiple classes from Year 7 to Year 10. Ideal for busy PE teachers, Heads of PE, or Behaviour Leads looking for a ready-to-use system to support both sanctions and rewards in PE. How It Works: Dropdown menus allow teachers to select which part of the PE kit is missing for each student (e.g. top, bottoms, trainers). When an item is selected, the student automatically receives a Yellow Card. If a student receives multiple Yellow Cards, they are automatically issued a Red Card — this can be used to trigger follow-up sanctions, parental contact, or referrals based on your school policy. Teachers can also manually issue Pink Cards to reward students with full kit, excellent behaviour, or strong contributions in lessons. Each card type is automatically totalled and displayed per student and class. Covers Years 7–10: Four separate year group tabs allow you to track multiple classes per year group. Totals for Yellow, Red, and Pink Cards are calculated automatically at the bottom of each year group sheet. You can duplicate a class block easily to add additional classes — all formulas are pre-set to update totals automatically. Positive Reinforcement with Pink Cards: Recognise students who consistently bring full kit or show outstanding behaviour. At the end of each term, identify top-performing students in each year group by the number of Pink Cards and reward them through your department’s reward strategy. Why This Resource Works: No formulas required – all dropdowns and automation are built in. Quick and easy to use during or after lessons. Promotes a consistent, fair, and professional approach to PE kit expectations. Supports conversations with parents, SLT, or Heads of Year with clear data. Fully editable to suit your school’s policy. What’s Included: One Excel Workbook (fully formatted and editable) Drop-down options for kit items and behaviour responses Built-in formulas for Yellow, Red, and Pink Card tracking Summary tables for each year group Example entries and usage instructions This system promotes consistency, accountability, and reward in PE lessons — an essential tool for any secondary PE department.

This high-quality resource pack contains fully editable student reflection and tracking sheets designed for the Pearson BTEC Tech Award in Sport, Activity and Fitness (2022 Specification). These templates are ideal for use after completing each component to encourage student ownership, provide meaningful teacher feedback, and ensure clarity around grading. Carefully designed by experienced BTEC Sport educators, these sheets support both internal assessment reflection and progress tracking — an essential tool for raising standards and preparing for standardisation or external verification. What’s Included Component 1 Student Reflection Sheet Covers: Task 1A Task 1B Task 2 Task 3A Task 3B Component 2 Student Reflection Sheet Covers: Task 1 Task 2 Task 3 Task 4A Task 4B Each reflection sheet includes: A clear table for recording marks out of 12 per task A total score box out of 60, grade boundary indicators, and a target grade prompt Dedicated student reflection space to promote evaluation and personal target-setting Structured teacher feedback section to support personalised advice and next steps Fully editable in Microsoft Word to suit individual school formats or branding Ideal Uses End-of-unit student reviews for Component 1 and 2 Progress checks during mock assignments Evidence for internal standardisation or external moderation Adding to student coursework folders or evidence portfolios Enhancing pupil understanding of assessment objectives Support during parent meetings or progress review sessions Why This Resource Stands Out Saves hours of teacher planning and formatting time Enhances student understanding of what is needed to progress from Pass to Merit or Distinction Encourages meaningful reflection and dialogue between teacher and student Built to align with current grade criteria and expectations for the BTEC Tech Award Clean, professional layout that works digitally or as a printed insert This resource is especially useful for PE departments aiming to streamline feedback, boost student accountability, and raise attainment across the BTEC Sport course. Use it as a standalone tool or combine it with assessment trackers, student-friendly criteria sheets or revision templates for maximum impact.