A power point (3 lessons) which goes through ALL sports psych content. A matching booklet for notes and contains all past paper questions on the sport psych section (2018-2022). All for the edexcel specification

A powerpoint and working booklet containing LOTS of exam questions. The powerpoint is 2 lessons worth of content The booklet follows the same structure.

Revision structure for students. Contains 1 powerpoint that has 5 topic on a page slides for students to complete. 1 word doc which has a table for students to complete on responses and adaptations of all body systems, Supporting powerpoint that contains the info to input into the table. Good for exam prep when wanting to avoid exam questions.

6 rounds of a sport quiz: Sports films Skeleton Sports stars Football teams Anagrams Numbers

Powerpoint and activity

A fitness circuit just print and ready to go

Resource with basic teaching points for jumps in gymnastics

Basic individual balance circuit with table for results

A homework revision booklet on cardio-respiratory system

Mini booklet on bones and joints.

Movement analysis revision booklet, contain mini activities and questions.

3 sheets of short activities, used for a carousel of activities for revision.

A homework booklet to complete once you have completed the learning for the topic.

A booklet full of mini activities to help structure revision for the component 2 exam.

A powerpoint to help students understand how to obtain 9 marks for the extended answer questions.

A past paper question (9 marks), in a structure to help show how to obtain the marks using AO1, AO2 and AO3 boxes.

An in depth table (6 pages), which includes the breakdown of AO1, AO2 and AO3 marks. It is good for content revision but also helps with exam structure.

Learning mats that cover all Edexcel GCSE PE 9-1 (component 1&2). Helps students structure their revision into smaller chunks. 6 detailed slides ideally printed on A3 paper for students but can be used electronically or on A4.

A fun hands on activity - you need to get some equipment (e.g. cellotape, bottles, balloons and straws). The students find it beneficial to see how the lungs are structured and how they work.

Used as an end of unit test after covering the Component 1 Topic 2.