This spreadsheet is ideal to track everything a department might need to function efficiently. Tracking key areas for performance as well as making everything easily accessible for the department is critical for an efficient and well-functioning department. The purpose of this tracker is to have everything you need in one place and to make analysis of department working habits easy and less stressful. This has been used for multiple years in our PE department but is transferable to any subject or Head of Dept. The features include: Department Timetable Department Calendar Department Meetings Learning Walks and Obs Student Concerns KS3 LTP KS4 LTP KS5 LTP The download comes with a PDF to support editing and use.

This spreadsheet is ideal to track student coursework submission, predicted grades and internal/external assessments. This has been used for multiple years and developed for the needs of the PE department to ensure accurate tracking and reporting. The features include: Coursework submission tracker Predicted Grade generator Submission percentage overview Unit grade breakdown Communication spreadsheet with parents/students Admin information such as GLH, unit information and look up tables The spreadsheet is currently set up for Units 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 11, 13, 17, 18 and 19, but is easily adapted to suit the needs of your department. It is also only for Extended Certificate and Diploma courses but could be edited to add Extended Diploma quite easily. The download comes with a word document to support editing and use.

A worksheet detailing the Axial and Appendicular Skeleton alongside the make up of the hand and foot. The worksheets are a fill-in-the-blank structure, good for first time coverage of the topic and revision.

A pre-made tarsia for printing to cover the Components of Fitness in GCSE PE. This is great as a revision activity or as a starter/plenary.

A set of 6 x 6-mark questions to be printed on A3 paper as part of a carousel for Revision. I have used this in the following way: Split the class into 6 groups (works better for a smaller class, but could add more questions to the resource to ensure better engagement) Each group receives one of the worksheets The task will be to add information to the worksheet for each category to work up to a full six mark answer. After each group has had 5 minutes to add information, the sheets move (or the groups!) to the next station and complete the same task for the next question. I have also used this as a revision pack for individual students, drafting each question as homework or a task in class.