I have taught Parkour for 5 years and this is an excellent way to deliver the topic. This has been developed and taught to trainee teachers also. Enjoy. A full 6 lesson scheme of work for parkour with detailed lesson plans. Risk assessment is also there. The lesson plans are that detailed anyone new to parkour would be ok.

Back Hand Chop Backhand Counter Backhand Topspin Forehand Chop Forehand Counter-hit Service Lower and Higher Ability Spin lesson. All different shots as separate word documents. All different teaching points with pictures. Peer assessment at bottom of sheets where students have to describe what level partner is working at.

14 different teaching sheets for a range of Athletic Activities. Peer assessment sheets and detailed teaching points.

Three lesson plans for teaching golf during PE lessons. Also a scorecard for medal style lesson.

12 teaching sheets for cricket, from bowling to batting. Some are peer assessment, some teaching cards.

23 Swimming resource cards, covering breast stroke, back stroke, front crawl and butterfly. As well as tumble turns, and personal survival. Fantastic to laminate and use in the pool. These are both teaching point cards and peer assessment. They are a must for anyone teaching swimming.

I created this resource to allow us in PE to test to students with 6 different fitness tests. This then generates a national curriculum level. It has proved very accurate, and we continue to use it. Simply collect the data from the following tests: Ilinios Agility Cooper Run Sit and Reach 35 meter sprint Wall Toss Standing Broad Jump Enter the data on the BASELINE TEST GENERATOR tab, a baseline grade will then be generated. This is great to use to test the students in Year 7 when they are given levels which are totally inaccurate. This will allow you to demonstrate to SLT their level needs changing. The fitness test information is from national normative data for children.

An assembly to introduce students to the idea of aspirations. It uses a quote from Will Smith to get students thinking about "building their own wall" each brick represents a skill that they need to succeed in life. The idea is that their wall won't be built yet, but as they go through school, they will acquire the required skills. The power-point can be adapted and includes a sporting video linked to "never giving up". It lasts for around 20 minutes.

5 lesson unit of work - using games to teach generic skills which covers all invasion games, The fantastic thing about this unit is you can use any sport and change sports half way through, it simply teaches the generic skills which will be needed to be successful in any invasion game.

Multiple teaching resources, some are full circuit training resource cards. This would equip you to teach the full unit without any more resources needed.

Teaching sheets for various moves, from simple to more advanced. Also routine cards, again from simple to advanced. Excellent resource to teach a unit of Trampolining.

This criteria uses both "traditional" (4a, 4b, etc) grading criteria and also shows the GCSE equivalent. It is fantastic to have these up around the changing rooms or on a notice board. Sports covered: Cricket Basketball Atheltics (jumps, throwing, running, overall) Volleyball Trampolining Table Tennis Swimming Rugby Rounders Personal Survival Orienteering Officiating Netball LifeSaving Hockey Gymnastics Football