Revamp your PE corridor or classroom in one go by purchasing the full set: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/physical-education-display-board-posters-pe-11327856 5 posters detailing how students can lead a healthy, active lifestyle. Together these make a nice display in a PE corridor.

This is an A3 double sided revision mat for the third unit of the new OCR GCSE PE specification (2016) - 1.2.b Applying the Principles of Training. Each part of the specification has its own box where students recall then apply their knowledge to sporting examples. It is a great recap of the unit. It has been created on Comic Life and students always like this design. We also have full units available for the new OCR Specification, please see our other items.

A Complete Set of Dual Coding Style Display Posters for Physical Education Classrooms/Corridors - All you need to do is print and staple! You will receive: 7 Methods of Training posters (featuring keyword, definition, components of fitness developed and sports people who would use the method) - Methods of training from the OCR specification. 6 Standalone cut outs with photos of sports people and AO1/AO2/AO3 questions relating to the methods of training posters (for example: how would this training method benefit their performance?) 2 Display board title options - ‘The Methods of Training’ across two pages and across just one depending on the size of your board. These can be printed in A4 or A3 depending on the size of your board. If you are looking to redo several boards check out my ‘Components of Fitness’ and ‘Balanced Diet/Nutrient’ displays in my shop. These are of the same style and will compliment this set well. Buy all three as a bundle for £25 in my shop.

This is a 12 page workbook which students can work through alongside an athletics unit. The workbook features details on how a unit can be run, we have students in ability groups of four, working through the events so that they are working and then competiting with students of similar ability. The different roles detailed are performer, cameraman, coach and team mate. The workbook then features assessment criteria, world records for males, females, U13's, U'15 and U'17's, and pages on sprinting, sprint start technique, middle distance running, the 4x100m relay changeover methods, shot put, javelin and long jump. Each of these pages features teaching points, boxes for self/peer assessment and plenary questions to complete. On the back of the booklet there is a table for students to record their scores. In this table there is a column which requires students to write how they think they could improve further in the event. I use the Sainsburys athletics criteria to read out the bronze, silver and gold scores and students tick which category they are in. There is also a bunch of flowers for students to tick if they do not hit the bronze target. Within this table there are gaps for extra events/results if you want to complete further events which are not listed. Students enjoy using the booklets alongside athletics and these also get students into good routines.

A Complete Set of Dual Coding Style Display Posters for Physical Education Classrooms/Corridors - All you need to do is print and staple! You will receive: 7 Nutrient posters (featuring keyword, foods where the nutrient can be found, function and sports people who would use this nutrient) - Nutrients from the OCR specification. 8 Standalone cut outs with photos of sports people and AO1/AO2/AO3 questions relating to the methods of training posters (for example: how would consuming the nutrient as part of their diet aid their performance?) 2 Display board title options - ‘A Balanced Diet’ across two pages and across just one depending on the size of your board. These can be printed in A4 or A3 depending on the size of your board. If you are looking to redo several boards check out my ‘Components of Fitness’ and ‘Methods of Training’ displays in my shop. These are of the same style and will compliment this set well. Buy all three as a bundle for £25 in my shop.

This is a 14 page workbook which students can work through alongside a trampolining unit. The workbook features details on how a unit can be run, we have students in ability groups of three, working on a trampoline with other groups of similar ability, this allows the teacher to differentiate much easier. The different roles detailed are performer, cameraman, coach and spotter/assistant coach. The workbook then features assessment criteria and pages detailing the progressions, teaching points and ways of correctly common errors on the following skills; straight bouncing, stopping, shape jumps, seat landings, half/full twists, front landings, back landings, swivel hips and twisting from/into landings. Towards the back of the booklet there are three routines which students can practice. There is then space for students to create their own ten bounce routines. Finally on the back of the booklet there is a table for students to record the skills they can complete. In this table there is a column which requires students to write the feedback they received from their coach (peer) on how they think they could improve further. I use the Sainsburys athletics criteria to read out the bronze, silver and gold scores and students tick which category they are in. Within this table there are gaps for extra skills that may be taught in the unit. Students enjoy using the booklets and they give them an ownership of learning. Students use the booklets to coach their group members to improve. These booklets also get students into good routines as when we use them we follow the same structure each week.

This resource is for the Edexcel GCSE PE Unit 1.2.1 - Physical Activity and your Healthy Mind and Body (Please note this is NOT for the new 2016 specification). This resource contains the following: A 76 slide powerpoint covering all aspects of the specification for the unit. This powerpoint contains learning outcomes, all the necessary information, interactive tasks, video clips and quick questions. Four workbooks for the unit created to be completed alongside the powerpoint. These features learning outcomes, fun tasks, revision questions and opportunities to apply sporting examples. The four workbooks are on somatotypes, optimum weight and weight related conditions, performance enhancing drugs and minimising risks in sport.

This resource is for the Edexcel GCSE PE Unit 1.2.4 - A healthy, active lifestyle and your muscular system (Please note this is NOT for the new 2016 specification). This resource contains the following: Five powerpoints covering all aspects of the specification for the unit. These powerpoints contain learning outcomes, all the necessary information, interactive tasks, video clips and quick questions. Powerpoint 2 looks at mucles fibres, this is not on the spec but is a enjoyable lesson that can help with understanding and does link to other tested areas (muscles used etc). One recap/quiz powerpoint. This recaps the unit before featuring 30 questions, the majority of these are related to the muscular system with a couple of sporting knowledge questions thrown in. Students are to complete this in pairs and I have included the answer work sheet. Five workbooks for the unit created to be completed alongside the powerpoints. These features learning outcomes, fun tasks, revision questions and opportunities to apply sporting examples. The five workbooks are on the muscular system, muscles in action, muscular contractions, antagonistic pairs, the short and long term effects of exercise and the effects of lifestyle.

I have created a mock exam used to assess the physical training units of the OCR 9-1 specification. This paper has been created to test the components of fitness, applying the principles of training and preventing injury in physical activity units (1.2.a, 1.2.b, 1.2.c) We will be using this as an end of year mock exam with our year 10 classes. Included in this item is: Physical Training Exam Paper - this paper features 21 questions which equate to 60 marks, the paper will take 1 hour as it would with the real exam. 1 mark, 2 mark, 3 mark, 4 mark and a 6 mark question are included in this paper. For the 6 mark question I have made it test two different areas of knowledge (as they do now) but as our students have not started the Paper 2 content yet I have just used two physical training topics. Mark Scheme - a detailed mark scheme written in the style of an official mark scheme which can be used with students when evaluating the paper afterwards. I have also wrote model answers to show what is expected in each answer. The question paper and mark scheme have been designed to replicate the design/style of OCR’s exam papers to ensure students take the paper seriously. They look realistic.

This resource is for the Edexcel GCSE PE Unit 1.2.5 - A healthy, active lifestyle and your skeletal system (Please note this is NOT for the new 2016 specification). This resource contains the following: Four powerpoints covering all aspects of the specification for the unit. These powerpoints contain learning outcomes, all the necessary information, interactive tasks, video clips and quick questions. Four workbooks for the unit created to be completed alongside the powerpoints. These features learning outcomes, fun tasks, revision questions and opportunities to apply sporting examples. The four workbooks are on the functions of the skeletal system, joints and movement, exercise and the skeletal system and injuries, diet and the skeletal system.

10 circuit training cards featuring a variety of exercises to work the full body. Each one features instructions and an alternative to make it easier or harder. Simple accompanying worksheet for students to track their scores each week and see if they improve/can beat their partner. I have used this with years 7-10 for up to 5 weeks.

7 double sided A6 non participant cards based on the 7 Olympic/Paralympic values (determination, excellence, friendship etc). Each card features a description of the value and 2-3 tasks to complete in the lesson. These are ideal to give to students who are injured/cannot participate to ensure they are still involved in the lesson.

Sprinting task card designed on comic life. It features photos of Usain Bolt with the four main technique tips and an opportunity to peer assess at the bottom of the card.