TEP PE Assessment Framework – Levels 1–9 A complete PE assessment and progression framework for KS3, designed to provide a consistent approach to assessment across different sports and activities. STEP assesses pupils across four key areas: Skilful Me – skills, techniques and strategies Team Me – conduct as a sportsperson Educated Me – tactics, coaching points and theoretical knowledge Physical Me – fitness and ability to meet the demands of activity Includes: Levels 1–9 assessment framework Individual assessment sheets for all 9 levels Complete 1–9 framework STEP introductory PowerPoint Pupil-friendly assessment statements Physical fitness criteria Progression towards GCSE/BTEC PE Ideal for KS3 PE teachers and departments looking for a clear, consistent assessment system.

** PE Open Day FAQ sheet** A simple, ready-to-use, to answer those common questions you always get on Open days and end up repeating a thousand times! Includes common questions about PE lessons, class sizes, extra-curricular clubs, school competitions and the PE curriculum. Editable and easy to print, with space to add your own school information. Ideal for secondary school open days, parent information events and school transition events.

Make organising your school athletics championships simple with this ready-to-use 12-page Athletics Championships Programme. This resource provides everything you need to organise and run a track and field athletics competition, including: • Championship information and event details • Officials allocation • School/team numbers • Full order of track events • Full order of field events • Track heats, finals and lane draws • Girls’ and boys’ events • 4 x 100m relay heats and finals • Field event organisation, including long jump, triple jump, high jump, shot, discus and javelin • Boys’ and girls’ championship records pages The editable programme allows you to add your own school name, year, date, venue, start time, school names, officials and results. Ideal for PE departments and schools organising an athletics championship or inter-school athletics competition or even sports day! A practical, organised resource designed to save PE staff time when planning and running athletics competitions.

KS3 PE Progress Tracker for Years 7–9 (budget option!) Simple version so it is usable and cheap to print across all year groups. A pupil-friendly tracker to record and monitor progress across KS3 PE. Includes: Fitness testing results Strengths, weaknesses and targets STEP grades for each sport Athletics performance scores Year 7, 8 and 9 tracking A useful resource for helping pupils take ownership of their PE progress. KS3 PE Progress Tracker for Years 7–9.

A simple, editable job sheet to help PE departments organise and delegate tasks for a school Open Evening. Includes sections for: Prior to the event On the day After the event Staff required Pupil helpers required Allocating responsibility for each task A practical resource to help keep your PE department organised and ensure everyone knows what they are responsible for. Editable, printable and ready to use.

Simple sheet you can print and give to your students, so they can track their shooting progress. Ideal for lunchtime clubs, shooting practice after school or in PE lessons to show progress. The girls used to love using this and showing me their results when I used to teach Netball.

A simple activity log book for Sixth Form PE students to record and monitor their physical activity. This could be used for on-site or off-site activities depending on your school’s set-up. Includes space to record: Planned activity Location and supervision Termly activity aim Dates and activities completed Parent/adult sign-off Tutor sign-off I’ve also put in an example completed entry to help students understand how to use the log. Simple, printable and ready to use.

A ready-to-use PowerPoint for Sixth Form students, promoting sport, exercise and physical activity. Includes information and activities covering: Sixth Form sport and exercise opportunities Fixtures and clubs Physical activity recommendations Moderate physical activity Health benefits of physical activity Sport and exercise opportunities Ideal for Sixth Form PE, tutor time, enrichment and promoting participation in physical activity.

A ready-to-use GCSE PE Paper 1 revision and recall worksheet for Year 11 students. Across 2 pages. Can be adapted for all exam boards Covers key topics including: Components of fitness and fitness tests Principles of training and overload Information processing Types of guidance Arousal Personality and aggression The skeletal system and joints Muscle contractions Gas exchange Planes and axes Levers Ideal for GCSE PE revision, lesson activities, retrieval practice or independent work.

A simple printable netball score card template. Includes 6 score cards per page, making it easy to print and use for: School netball fixtures Tournaments PE lessons Inter-house competitions Netball clubs Simple, practical and ready to print.

A spreadsheet that will calculate your pupil’s marks and thus predict the overall grade. Add in your pupils paper 1 and paper 2 theory marks, their practical marks and NEA, and let the spreadsheet do the calculations for you!

Dobble but with fitness testing pictures. Covers 13 tests from bleep test to 1RM.

One side of A4 for the basic knowledge of Netball.

Two resources which collate all the BTEC Sport Level 3 Sport Unit 1 Anatomy and Physiology past paper questions on the Skeletal System from 2017 - 2020

A few basic Set Plays for centre passes in Netball. Ideal for guided discovery, or independent learning in PE or Netball Club settings in school and externally.

Included is a powerpoint with the points from the examiner’s report for 2018 (an olympic athlete) and 2021 (a lorry driver). Alongside the powerpoint, is a word document for the answers provided in the examiner’s report. One for 2018 and one for 2021. The aim of the lesson is for the pupils to mark the answers in the word document, before discussing the examiner’s mark as a class. Hopefully helping to aid exam technique and provide model/example answers.

Traffic light where you are at for Paper 1

Excel spreadsheet that will calculate the final grade for each student, using the theory and practical weightings accordingly. Colour co-ordinated for easy interpretation and very user friendly.

A complete revision checklist to track resources and understanding of pupils knowledge of the content. Split in to the systems for easy reference. Easily adapatable

Exam checklist created from the btec spec for unit 1 Anatomy and Physiology

A PE version of the game Dobble (or Spot It). On every card, one bone/muscle will match. Split the cards between the players, and put one in the middle for the start card. If you spot your matching bone or muscle, put your card down on top and say the name of the bone or muscle. The aim of the game is to get rid of all of your cards first!