This resource helps to scaffold students through the creation of a gymnastics routine. It includes a sequence of eight movements including travelling, jumps, rolls, individual, pair, and group balances. The routine instructions card provides safety considerations, choice and differentiated movements for students to choose from. The design template also supports students while designing their routine.

Can you beat The Cube?? Challenge your students using this adaptation of he ITV Game show, The Cube. Suitable for face-to-face or distance learning PE lessons. Benefits: This challenge can be incorporated to achieve learning outcomes from different curricular strands, including Outdoor and Adventure Education or Health-Related Fitness. This resource includes differentiation in the form of a ‘simplifier’, whereby students are given a regressed/easier version for each challenge to support all students to achieve success. All challenges can be completed using household items or adapted using minimal PE equipment. **Resources include: ** PowerPoint presentation with nine physical challenges. The presentation includes instructions detailing how to complete the challenge, what students will need to complete the challenge and a warm-up suggestion. Each challenge includes a written and video* demonstrations for each challenge. The Cube Theme tune music Student testimonial: “It added something fun to regular PE” Video demonstrations have been sourced from Youtube. Video credit is provided in the PowerPoint.

LCPE Strand 1 Topic 2 2.8 Diet and Nutrition Resources include: Diet and Nutrition in Sport PowerPoint Slides (51 slides). Information includes basic balanced diet, macro and micronutrients, energy requirements, performance nutrition, nutritional strategies, dietary requirement comparison by sport, food diary analysis, meal plan design. Personal Food Diary Template Athlete Meal Plan Template Dietary Requirement Comparison (four different sports) Task Card Template (Jigsaw Strategy) ‘WordWall’ Revision Quiz (embedded in PowerPoint) Video resources sourced from Youtube. Author credit provided in PowerPoint.