This is a PowerPoint with additional worksheets for KS2. The PowerPoint inform pupils about events that will be taking place in the 2022 Commonwealth Games. An additional worksheet is provided to lead into a Physical Education lesson where pupils’ complete different physical challenges related to records held from previous Commonwealth Games. The PowerPoint include: • Identify the sports • What three new events Birmingham have chosen to include in the 2022 games • Commonwealth Games records Please note this is the same as lesson 2 that can be found in the **‘2022 Commonwealth Games Activity Pack’ **

This 2022 Commonwealth Games assembly is fun and engaging 20-minute PowerPoint presentation that covers: What the Commonwealth is Countries within the Commonwealth What the Commonwealth Games are Where this year’s Games is being held Events being played in this year’s games Please note this is the same assembly that can be found in the **‘2022 Commonwealth Games Activity Pack’ **

The 2022 Commonwealth Games activity pack is a creative and cross-curricular resource for teachers. Activities include: puzzles, quizzes, crafts, practical games and challenges. **‘2022 Commonwealth Games Activity Pack’ contains: ** • A 20-minute assembly. • A 5-lesson pupil activity booklet (for KS2). • 5 PowerPoints to assist with the delivery of each lesson. Throughout the five lessons, pupils will explore and discover: What the Commonwealth is Countries within the Commonwealth What the Commonwealth Games are Where this year’s Games is being held Events being played in this year’s games Previous records held Values of the Commonwealth Games What the Queen’s Relay Baton is What it takes to be an athlete

This is a set of 36 printable positive notes form teacher to pupil. These cards are designed to: Help you build your relationship with your class. Develop your pupils’ self-esteem. Encourage a positive mindset. Motivate positive behaviour. This packet includes: A PDF file with 7 different ideas on how to use these cards with your class. A PDF with 36 black and white positive notes, with 9 notes per page. A few ideas on how to use these notes with your class: Once a week set out the cards on the pupils’ desks at the start of the day face up for them to read as soon as they come in. Set out the cards on the desk face down. Then throughout the lesson you can tell individual pupils or groups to turn them over. Termly give them out to pupils at the end of the day to take home. Hand out one card to every pupil. Then ask them to give their card to another pupil in the class they think that card would apply to.