This is a ready to go session for an external AQA GCSE Football moderation. It can be easily adapted to meet Edexcel specifications or broken down and taught as individual lessons to any age range. This session meets all AQA specifications and demonstrates the required skills in isolation, under pressure and in competitive situations. Each drill has a description and diagram to help understand and visualize how to set up and conduct the session. Please leave a review and comment how I can improve my resources, thank you!

Includes 16 fun physical education stations to help young children develop the confidence to develop the basic skills needed to skip with a rope. Simply print and laminate the stations cards and select a few stations for children to rotate through. Happy skipping

Are you a Head of Physical Education or are you looking to support your Head of Department or school in developing their PE Curriculum? Included in this pack is all the department documents you require in order to do this. All these documents haver been used in two secondary schools and supported Good judgements for both schools. (1 previously Inadequate and 1 R.I.). Note these are template documents and will need completing/adapting to your setting. There is also a Year 7 Basketball SOW completed on the template for you. Included in this pack: 1.School & Department Context 2. Progress since the Previous Inspection 3. Department’s Strengths & Weaknesses 4. Department Self-Evaluation Form (SEF) 5. Department Improvement Action Plan (SAIP) 6. Curriculum Intent 7. Curriculum Overview(s)/Map(s) 8. Schemes of Work (SOW) Note there is an example of a Year 7 Basketball SOW on the template completed. 9. Assessment Calendar 10. Impact Report 11. Quality of Teaching Summary 12. Continuing Professional Development (CPD) 13. S.M.S.C. Summary 14. Pupil Surveys 15. Department Timetables

VIP PLAN- VERSATILE, INCLUSIVE AND PRACTICAL This product is a 1 page, physical education lesson plan template entitled the VIP PE plan. There are 3 different color versions included in a zip folder including: 1. white, 2. grey and 3. multicolored. The plan includes a number of text boxes with headings and subheadings that correspond to the physical education planning and structural procedures. The plan incorporates a wide variety of critical lesson plan components which includes the following: * Lesson/Unit Title * Grade level(s) * Unit Focus * Overview and purpose * Standards addressed * Learning outcomes * Modifications * Materials/resources * Safety concerns * Essential questions * Instructional activities (Warm Up, Lesson Focus & Closure) * Several assessment checkoff buttons The PE Lesson Plan is in the Microsoft Word format and can easily be modified to adapt to your personal needs. Principals have raved about the plan because it covers the essential components of a complete educational plan, all in a 1 page "easy to read" format. Also included in the Zip folder is a PDF example of the VIP PE plan in use with a Throwing Cues and Stations actual plan. The introduction file also includes a featured article written in the Georgia AAHPERD Journal that helps explain other uses for the lesson plan template as a unit, multiple lesson or special event plan.

Resource includes PowerPoint presention and differentiated worksheets for a 1 hour lesson, following the AQA specification. Chapter 1c - Anaerobic and aerobic exercise Lesson 1: Aerobic and anaerobic Lesson 2: Effects of exercise - ST Lesson 3: Recovery from exercise Lesson 4: Effects of exercise - LT

Resource includes PowerPoint presention and differentiated worksheets for a 1 hour lesson, following the AQA specification. Chapter 5c - Ethical Issues Lesson 1 - Players’ conduct Lesson 2 - Prohibited Substances Lesson 3 - Spectator Behaviour

Unit 9 Psychology - Personality types Included: PowerPoint with all information needed to teach, inquiry based questions, fun activities, homework, quiz, exam style questions. These are available in paper copy within my profile.

Cambridge GCSE and IGCSE Physical Education (PE) Practice questions and mark-schemes - Whole course / all chapters / topics 51 Individual quizzies covering emtire syllabus Over 250 questions covering entire syllabus in detail Organised by chapter 1 - 5 mark questions for each subtopic. Anatomy and physiology Muscular skeletal system Respiratory system Circulatory system Energy systems and recovery Simple biomechanics Health, fitness and training Health and well-being Training Skill acquisition and psychology Skills and skill acquisition Psychology Social, Cultural and ethical influences Social and cultural influences Ethics and other issues Questions are derived from past paper exams and may be used alongside the official Cambridge text-book. For revision or use during lessons. Includes both short and long answer questions. This resource gives students the opportunity to apply their knowledge of every single learning objective in the Cambridge syllabus in detail.

This is a handbook for the new GCSE PEP coursework (2016+) for the new GCSE for Edexcel. Its guided towards showing the students how to structure the 3 parts and it gives examples of good/bad practice for all the sections. It has a contents page, with important info, grade boundaries, how to structure part 1, part 2, part 3, student exemplars (4 marks, 1 marks and 18 marks) and some essential sheets, like candidate authentication form, and training form and a PARQ form. There is also a student starter sheet to get the students planning how they will run their PEP (e.g. how they will show progressive overload over the 6 weeks). There is also a student booklet with a tick list to show them a good example of each part and a column for them to tick it once they have done it (e.g. included qualitative data on performance). A seperate document from Pearson is a mark sheet on how to score the PEP, with a useful calculator system.

Resource includes PowerPoint presention and differentiated worksheets for a 1 hour lesson, following the AQA specification. Chapter 4 - Sports Psychology Lesson 1 - Classification of Skills Lesson 2: SMART Targets Lesson 3: Information Processing Model Lesson 4: Types of Guidance Lesson 5: Types of Feedback **Lesson 6: Inverted-U Theory - Arousal and Stress Management ** Lesson 7: Aggression Lesson 8: Personality Types & Motivation

Designed to aid secondary school PE teachers in giving non participants a productive worksheet to complete if they are unable/it is not relevant for them to coach/umpire during the lesson. The worksheet is generic for any activity and will develop the analytical skills of the pupil. The worksheet will ask the pupil to explore the lesson objectives, the warm up, the coaching points of the skill being taught and to analyse two students of differing abilities. Furthermore, there is a differentiated additional task of designing a new drill/activity with options to increase/decrease the difficulty of the exercise. ** An Ofsted inspector was very impressed with the content of the sheet when questioning a non participant in my group and stated 'an excellent and challenging PE resource for all capabilities' . ** Furthermore, we all have students who like to make up excuses/convince their parents they are too ill for PE so hand you a note to be excused. When they realise there is writing involved in PE each time they manage to be excused from participating they may decide that taking part in the lesson is the a more sensible option! Which is what an outstanding PE teacher should want- all their students to be actively involved if possible.

2 sided A3 mind map for pupil revision Covers: Systems of the body - cardiovascular, muscular, skeletal and respiratory Health and skill related components of fitness Healthy active lifestyle Risk and Challenge Individual Differences Activity Levels

Unit 11 - Risk assessment Included: PowerPoint with all information needed to teach, inquiry based questions, fun activities, homework, quiz, exam style questions. These are available in paper copy within my profile.

Over 40 benefits of PE to make your display boards look awesome! Take a look at the example display in the preview! :) Editable PowerPoint and PDF file included. Can also be shared via Google Slides.

This PE curriculum map is for Year 7 to Year 11. It is in line with the National pillars of the PE curriculum. It is PDF and can be blown up to be displayed as large posters or used on your PE curriculum boards.

An Editable PPT slide Mapping out the KS3, KS4 Core Games and OCR Cambridge National Sport Science in Physcial Education. Used as display poster, pupil friendly,

7 page revision sheet for AQA Physical Education GCSE Musculoskeletal system Types of Bones Skeletal system Synovial Joints The Heart Cardiac Cycle Types of Blood Vessel Information on sheet is taken from BBC Bitesize and GCSEPod videos - Exam questions taken from AQA sample exam papers - information is not my own.

Download your own copy of my popular poster as featured on my twitter account! Poster includes a wide range of ideas on how to incorporate computational thinking within PE lessons. I have included both PNG and JPEG versions. Computational Thinking is a skill set that can be used across the curriculum, not just within computer science! The logical approach to solving a problem means that it’s application can be used to develop and improve students ability to deal with difficult problems in a more rational way. The aim of my posters is to make you realise that many of the brilliant tasks that teachers facilitate week in, week out actually include computational thinking. It’s just a matter of making it more explicit! Update: Now saved in high resolution 1440x2560 Please leave a review!

To celebrate the opening of my store please have a look at my Skipping rotations freebie. Includes the first four activities from my skipping rotations resource. A fun way to help young children develop the skills and confidence necessary to skip with a rope. Happy Skipping