I have made a badminton peer assessment sheet which includes visual demonstrations of each skill being performed along with a tick list for the teaching points students can work their way down the list and tick off. The sheet can also be adapted and used for recapping TP’s. The sheet also includes a written task at the end where students can use the assessment tick sheet to highlight areas for improvement ready for their end assessment or next lesson The skills in the worksheet are listed below Forehand Serve Backhand Serve Underarm Clear Overhead Clear Smash Basic Drop Shop Court Movements

These are twenty-four fully completed risk assessments for P.E. They cover different locations, such as the field, sports hall and gym. The risk assessment calculates the likelihood of a risk, severity and level. This resource will save you valuable time as they have already been completed.

Two very comprehensive swimming risk assessments with SEND pupil examples. One risk assessment for teaching swimming lessons and one for taking children to swimming galas.

ME IN PE: Physical, Social, Cognitive and Affective This includes many resources: a teacher booklet with instructions and a tracker, student booklet that you would print and give to them and resources for your displays/ walls etc. Asssesment rubrics. Also includes defintions for all words e.g. what is meant by tactic, competent etc. All colour coordinated with the teacher and student booklets linking together. I majored in assessment at uni and got a 1st for this and have trialed it in many schools as part of my uni project

The Javelin Peer Assessment Sheet allows secondary school students to effectively assess themselves and each other. The technique is broken down into 3 phases, aligned with the GCSE assessment scheme, and provides the key technical elements that students should look to achieve. Approach Cross-overs Delivery The QR code links to a video explaining javelin technique so students can see the technique in action. Like this resources… Find it as part of the Athletics Development Scheme of Work for KS3 in the shop!

A resource created for non-performers during Tennis, but can be used as a peer assessment sheet.

P.E KS3 Assessment Booklet and Tracker This package of resources contains an excellent KS3 booklet which uses three strands to assess Physical Education at KS3; the strands are: Physical, Mental and Social. This enables all student to achieve and make progress at KS3 as this is then broken down into 9 individual strands in which students could achieve marks on skills such as: Resilience and Leadership. The KS3 assessment booklet provides the opportunity to set targets for their next sport and be able to take ownership of monitoring this themselves. You will also recieve the assessment grid that clearly shows how to achieve each aspect of the KS3 assessment. This also comes with a programmed Excel tracker to input, record and monitor the progress of the students in KS3. This can be tailored to your school needs accordingly. This innovative approach to the assessment that we have created at KS3 has been vital to the success of being able to record, monitor and track the progress of ALL students across Key Stage 3.

Handball QR code Resources looking at the three different shots; basic shooting technique, jump shot, and the running jump shot. Peer assessment resource 4 different level descriptors (assessment criteria) Lesson plan All QR codes go to YouTube clips demonstrating technique! Can be used for KS3/4.

This is an easy risk assessment to use.

Workbook for the Assessing Risk in Sport component of the BTEC Level 3 in Sport course

This is a easy risk assessment to use for the PE Dept.

Softball task cards with differentiated learning challenges. These task cards cover all core skills of batting, pitching, baserunning and fielding. Use them to help students learn each skill or to allow students to peer assess one another. Clear and concise teaching points will help your students focus in on all the important points of each skill. Bright and colourful they come with a range of learning challenges on the reverse side. Laminate and give to your students to use during the lesson. The assessment matrix covers all core skills and will be ideal for AFL both before, during and after the lesson.

Physical Education is much more than practical skills, therefore if we assess in physical education we should consider three main areas; practical skills, cognitive skills and social and emotional skills. This is a generic assessment that covers a child’s development in all areas of KS1 and KS2 physical education. I suggest you assess at the end of each topic area or 2- 3 times a year. How do I use this? The yearly targets are based on the new national curriculum, this is a simple document, the teacher should assess 3 times per year. Each target has three columns, one for each term. The teacher simply puts a; . for developing, / for emerging and a X for sustaining. This assessment allows the teacher to follow the progress of the students throughout the year and use the results to plan high quality physical education.

A full pack of PE risk assessments for each activity area on the curriculum: Athletics Health and Fitness Invasion Games Net and Wall Games Outdoor Adventurous Activities Replication of Movement Striking and Fielding Games Sports Day Swimming Trampolining

I used in groups of 2 one person watching and providing feedback of their partners throw. Also introducing ipad filming worked well. Partners can analyse their peers techniques and give feedback.

Checklist of coaching points that can be used by peers to assess performance from a safe distance

This Key Stage 3 Head, Hand, Heart assessment pack contains: KS3 HHH assessment booklet, Head, Hand, Heart assessment grid with mastery statements, s preadsheet to work out % scores Head, Hand, Heart assessment display posters. Please download, comment and add a review… For more PE related resources and discussion please follow us on Twitter @pe_toolkit We hope these resources help you and your students enjoy PE. Thanks

This resource includes a checklist of 5 teaching points which should be used by students when learning to Bowl a cricket ball using an effective technique. Pupils can use this to refer to during the lesson to ensure they can master all of the teaching points. I have laminated the resources and use year on year when introducing bowling to KS3 and KS4 students.

Peer assessment sheet that you can use when delivering sessions that has the focus of the set shot and jump shot.

An simple yet effective assessment tool for PE across Primary School. Divided into expectations in all areas and each year group.

This is good for introducing peer and self assessment within a sport