Do you have a lesson observation in Rugby? or just need some new ideas? they're all planned here ready for you to deliver. Combination of Rugby League and Union.

Personal Learning checklist for a wide range of sports. Pupil monitor and track their own skilled performance highlight areas of strength and weaknesses to improve upon. AFL. Suitable for Peer and Self Assessment and work for GCSE PE. Included: Gymnastics, Football, Dance, Cricket, Basketball, Badminton, Athletics, Volleyball, Netball , Tennis, Swimming, Softball, Rugby, Orienteering and health related exercise.

19 Basketball lesson plans showing how to teach everything from technical skills to attacking and defending tactics and games for understanding. Lay up , set shot, pivot, screen, dribbling, jump shot, passing, modified games ....... you name it all here.

No need to plan anymore a range of lesson plans to suit all the shots you'll need to cover to make elite badminton players. All lessons structured from start to finish. Both technique and tactical lessons included.

Compete in Triathlon, Quadrathlon, Pentathlon. Auto tracks the best available award across all three events. EVERY EVENT HAS A LEAGUE TABLE TO TRACK HIGHEST PERFORMING STUDENTS ACROSS THE SCHOOL. Contains 9 separate awards for Athletes. Lowest Being BRONZE C all the Way up to GOLD A, meaning all students have clear targets across all disciplines. Seperate scoring systems and standards for both boys and girls. Tracks House points. Designed for engagement and to keep all students involved. Events Included are. 100m, 200m,300m, 400m, 800m, 1500m. Long, High and Triple Jump Discus, Javelin and Shot Putt. EVERY CHILD SUCCEEDS A PE TEACHERS DREAM For more images of the tracker check @peinnovators on twitter.

Really fun scheme of work for all inclusive of all objectives and outcomes. Students can create their own environments, design their own games as additions. If you’ve never played this in school you need to start! Making the students step off the computer screen from playing call of duty and now performing it physically, really captures the attention of all students.

Fun resource to support revision for year 11 PE

44 Super Resources included. Covers all gymnastics disciplines. Balancing Flight Sequences Travelling Weight on Hands

Included are schemes of work for all KS3 & 4 disciplines with alternative sports included such as Parkour and exercise for life. They are perfect to place straight into departments for a full solution meeting the needs of NQT's for lesson planning ideas and guidance to experienced teachers that just need objectives and outcomes and embedded assessment. An all through assessment model is included covering all 5 strands (developing skills, evaluating and improving etc). Will save you months of work. All designed to include all pupils. Schemes included: outwitting opponents ( Inc: net wall, invasion, striking and fielding), Accurate replication of Actions (Inc: Parkour Gymnastics, Swimming, Golf), Identifying and solving problems (Tactical Land based such as capture the flag . water based, overcoming challenges), Performing at Maximal Capacities (Inc: Swimming, Atheltics), Exploring and Communicating Concepts and Emotions (Dance), Exercising Safely and Effectively (Exercise for Life, free weights, circuit training etc).

This booklet has 3 sections: Section A Introduction to Physical Education at your school this includes: • The Physical Education Agreement • Your background information • What you will learn in Physical Education in Key Stage Three • Expectations in PE and PE pupil code of conduct • Organising yourself for Physical Education • Curriculum and extra curricular maps • How you will be assessed and how to assess yourself in Key Stage Three • How will I know if I am Gifted and Talented in Physical Education? Section B Achievement Record, this includes: For each Physical Activity area: • Learning Objectives • Learning Record • Pupil Self Assessments • Pupil Target Setting • Monitoring Citizenship in Physical Education • Monitoring Personal Learning & Thinking Skills Section C Evidence, this includes: • Physical Activity records • Fitness testing records • Understanding the body Activities • Pupil session planning sheet • Pupil observation sheets • Key Vocabulary • Parents notes page

Can you find the next Usain Bolt, Jose Mourinho, or Pierluigi Collina. Talent Identification is imperative in Physical Education. Jose Mourinho barely kicked a football as a child but is a multi millionaire and no one would argue with the talent he has inputted into the world of sport. Your team though there standard formative/summative assessment will now be able to highlight key successes in individuals not solely based on there ability to perform. The identifiable areas of talent are related to Physical performance (skills), Creativity (choreography etc), Social (emotional well being and dealing with others) Personal, (motivational attributes etc), and Cognitive (coaching, tactical awareness). You will be able to see the links to your National Curriculum Levels as they link with the 5 key processes of: 1. Developing Skills in physical activity (DS) 2. Making and Applying Decisions (MAD) 3. Developing Physical and Mental Capacity (PMC) 4. Evaluating and Improving (EI) 5. Healthy and Active Lifestyles (HAL) A fantastic resource.

Need a lesson plan? Now your sorted no need for planning for PGCE students anymore they’re all here for you. Great for you new ideas or to make sure your department has the resources they need.