This resource provides game ideas for Years 3 and 4, including activities inspired by games such as teeball and badminton. It supports the development of key skills such as hand-eye coordination, sending and receiving, and basic tactical awareness. The activities are designed to be engaging and adaptable, allowing for differentiation and progression to meet the needs of all learners.

This resource covers four terms of PE lessons for Years 1 and 2. It includes four comprehensive schemes of work, each with fully detailed lesson plans outlining learning objectives, success criteria, required equipment, warm-up activities, and main tasks. Each plan also provides space for differentiation and includes suggestions for assessment to support effective teaching and learning.

These cards are designed to support pupils as they enter and settle into PE lessons, particularly during transitions from the classroom or changing rooms. They help to guide and structure conversations so that they remain focused on physical education. They are especially beneficial for EAL learners and are well-suited to international school environments.

A twist on the classic battleships game. Fun resource to print out and give to kids to allow for some guided discovery!

I have created some documents with the basics to each sport. Each document includes basic rules, positions and some skills. Enjoy!

I personally have used these in cases where students have forgotten kit/ refused to participate. Simply just laminated the cards and given on a lanyard.