Looking for a comprehensive scheme of work to help your Year 5 students develop their football skills? Look no further than our 6-week Physical Education Football Lesson Pack! This pack is designed to help students build a strong foundation in the basic skills of football, including ball control, passing, shooting, and defending. Each week, students will engage in a variety of activities and drills designed to develop specific skills, as well as small-sided games that allow them to apply their skills in a game-like setting. The pack also includes opportunities for students to work collaboratively and develop their communication and teamwork skills. Assessment is ongoing throughout the six weeks, allowing teachers to observe students’ progress and provide feedback. Differentiation is provided to cater to students with varying skill levels and abilities. With cross-curricular links to literacy and numeracy, and all necessary resources provided, this lesson pack is the perfect solution for any Year 5 Physical Education class looking to improve their football skills and have fun while doing it! SKU: Football Scheme of Work for Year 5 Key Stage 2 Physical Education CATEGORIES: Lesson Plans, Physical Education Resources, Schemes of Work, TAGS: Lesson Plans, Quality of Education, Schemes of Work, Year 4 Football, Year 4 Gymnastics, Year 4 Dance. Special Educational Needs lesson plan and scheme of work., Key stage 1 and 2 Swimming, Primary physical education, Primary physical education resources, Primary

Powerpoint lesson plans covering all topics in Chapter 10 and Chapter 11 (Unit 4) from the new (2019-2021) Cambridge Physical Education Syllabus (0413) Including detailed information preparing students for the Cambridge examination. Powerpoints include diagrams, exam questioning with mark scheme and gif’s to help develop students knowledge. Lessons have been adapted for online learning and in the classroom Topics include all 12 lessons Chapter 10 - Social and Cultural influences Chapter 11 - Ethics and other issues

This 74 page revision guide will provide revision material which is presented in a clear, concise, but not too condensed format, appropriate for international students sitting the Cambridge IGCSE PE examination. They may be used for study and homework throughout the year but are predominantly intended as student revision. Suitable for all students, it will stretch those of a lower ability while challenging and providing a wealth of exam practice for students of higher ability. Visual and EAL learners will be supported by the diagrams and figures that are used to illustrate all concepts, ranging from the elementary to the complex. Each section/topic contains past exam questions, with the answers for each question in the back of the booklet along with a glossary of key terms. The guide contains the following: Unit 1 Skill Motivation and Mental Preparation Skeleton and Joints Muscles and Tendons Circulatory and Respiratory Systems Fitness Physique Drugs Unit 2 Health Diet Games: Safe Practice Injuries Exercise and Training Unit 3 Leisure and Recreation Facilities, Participation, Excellence Global Events Media Access to Sport Exam Question Answers Glossary

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!

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.

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

WJEC GCSE Physical Education and Health – New Specification 2026 PowerPoint Presentation This PowerPoint Presentation has been designed to accompany the AuthorPE WJEC GCSE Physical Education and Health (2026) student booklets. It contains over 128 teaching slides covering all three units of the specification, including learning objectives, discussion activities, retrieval opportunities and key content. The PowerPoint presentation is easy to edit, allowing teachers to add, remove or adapt slides to suit their learners. It also follows a clear and consistent structure, making it ideal for lesson delivery, knowledge consolidation and examination preparation while helping to reduce teacher planning time. This resource has been developed by experienced Physical Education teachers and has been carefully designed to support the delivery of the new WJEC GCSE Physical Education and Health specification. As we will also be teaching this course from September 2026, the materials have been created with both teachers and learners in mind. This resource is an original teaching resource and is not produced by WJEC. It has been written to align with the WJEC GCSE Physical Education and Health specification (first teaching 2026). Any further questions, please contact: authorphysicaleducation@gmail.com

Why do you need this product? This PE Invasion games pack provides you with 20 exciting and engaging games that you can use for many sports which fit the invasion games criteria. Each game is expertly designed to cater for many types of invasion games, so whether you are teaching Rugby, Soccer, Basketball, Hockey, Handball etc all you have to do is substitute the correct ball and modify the playing area and you are good to go. All these games are tried and tested and will be a sure fire hit with your students. Within each game is ways to modify the activity, what equipment you will need and a Q&A section. Also included is a peer assessment sheet that students can use to assess gameplay and decision making.

An array of keywords, terminologies and descriptions for numerous Sports delivered within Physical Education lessons.

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.

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.

Help pupils track their fitness progress with this engaging Fitness Circuit Record Sheet! This colourful, easy-to-use worksheet is perfect for recording results during circuit training lessons, encouraging children to challenge themselves, monitor improvement and celebrate their personal bests. Designed for primary PE lessons, this resource allows pupils to complete each fitness station, record their scores and reflect on their performance. It’s an excellent tool for promoting self-assessment, motivation and healthy competition in a fun and supportive way. The worksheet includes: 8 fitness circuit stations Exercise and target table Space to record 1st Try, 2nd Try and Best Score Reflection questions Circuit summary section Fitness tips Motivation and personal best focus Fitness stations include: Star Jumps Squats Push-Ups Mountain Climbers High Knees Plank Tricep Dips Burpees Perfect for: PE circuit training lessons KS1 & KS2 Physical Education Fitness units Assessment for Learning (AfL) Sports Week Indoor or outdoor PE Intervention groups Home fitness activities What’s Included: 1 full-page printable A4 portrait Fitness Circuit Record Sheet Bright, colourful and child-friendly design Ready to print or complete digitally Suitable for individual, paired or group activities Learning Outcomes: Develops strength, endurance and cardiovascular fitness Encourages pupils to monitor and improve their performance Promotes resilience, perseverance and personal achievement Supports self-assessment and reflective learning Builds confidence through tracking personal progress Why teachers love it: No preparation required Ideal for recording fitness data and personal bests Supports assessment and pupil progress tracking Bright, engaging and easy for children to use Perfect for both indoor and outdoor PE lessons Whether you’re delivering a fitness unit, setting up a circuit training lesson or encouraging pupils to beat their personal bests, this Fitness Circuit Record Sheet is a practical and motivating resource that supports active learning and long-term fitness development.

Component 2 (Paper 2) Pearson Edexcel 30 page revision booklet Questions Fill in the blanks Exam style questions

Overview of assessment criteria for Physical Education. Based on 8 key strands that matches the National Curriculum expectations of how to assess students. Assessment based across all sports covered (generic) great for pupils and parents to understand and appreciate the detail that goes into PE lessons, We use this framework in our assessment data that is sent to parents. Designed by me bright colours and easy to apply in every lesson objectives. Progress across Year 7,8,9. We have our laminated and displayed on all whiteboards. PP can be ammended and edited if needed. Also you get 19 Schemes of work that reflect this criteria. All matching the strands and assessment. Free Sample of the NETBALL SOW on my resources. Updating your department or creating a new one, this is all you need to start!! Fantastic to cover all aspects of what PE really is. SOW include- Football, Rugby, Netball, Tennis, Athletics, OAA, Trampoline, Health & Fitness, Dance, Hockey, Gymnastics and more.

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.

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Unit 5.3 Levers 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. This can be used for biology classes too.

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!