A selection of 15 different Swimming Games that can be used by pupils of all ages and abilities to develop water confidence and help pupils remain active when in the water. These games can be used for a whole class in small groups.

A 6 week schemes of work for teaching SEND students basic trampoline skills. This scheme of work links to the Winstrada assessment framework. Included are cross curricular links and example session plans for the 6 weeks

This teacher resource is for question sheets on three distinct countries (Germany, China and Brazil) as part of a Geography lesson. The resource is aimed at pupils with some learning difficulties with the format and questions highly visual; for the questions around China and Germany there are some additional Power Point slides to support the learning. This resource could work well with primary aged pupils.

A resource for delivering Key Stage 4 Badminton. The lessons take a Sport Education focus to them with the aim of promoting the students to be more independent in the sessions and promoting them managing their own efforts. The resource has five very detailed individual lesson plans. Once the first five lessons have been delivered the format can be maintained for the rest of a term with the students becoming ingrained in the processes involved in the sessions such as setting up the equipment, sharing court time and refereeing. This resource includes an order of play, match rules, referees guide in addition to the lesson plans.

Attached are 4 lesson plans complete with cover sheets for anyone teaching Basketball for absolute beginners. This resource would be useful for those in teacher training or NQT’s delivering Basketball for the first time. The lesson plans include success criteria for each part of the session, timings, resources and a varied lesson content to ensure lessons are distinct from each other. The lessons cover the following key skills: 1. Set-up shot; 2. Lay-up shot; 3. Passing; 4. Pass and Move

This resource would work so well in a special school setting or a Primary School Setting. The idea is that any students level of work is celebrated across a range of subjects as varied as DT, English, Art, PE and History. This internal competition has been well received by staff, students , parents and Ofsted alike. Each day would have a specific focus (e.g. Monday-Baking) and groups would be pitted against each other in a school to try and win points for their internal house or trophies/medals for their class. Will help with getting students to practice their class based skills in a friendly competitive environment. The outline will help provide a guide to the week and the session plans will help you get the week running as soon as you download it. Would link well with any historical event.

A swimming assessment framework for weak and non-confident swimmers. The assessment framework has been split into 5 stages that act as stepping stones for developing pupils water confidence. Upon completion of Stage 5 pupils would progress to the Swim England ‘Learn to Swim Stage 1’. Therefore this resource is a ‘pre-Swimming strokes’ swimming assessment toolkit. This resource would work well for teachers of pupils with SEN and primary school teachers who have pupils with low water confidence.

5 Lesson Plans for teaching Squash & Rackets to beginners and those with basic racket skills. This resource covers basic skills such as the grip, forehand, service and drop. A good resource for anyone new to Squash?Rackets or teachers with a passing interest in Squash/Rackets who need a refresh. This resource comes with a peer-assessment template that can be used from lesson 1 and outline of the module

This resource pack is a comprehensive plan for any school looking to run an internal competition day in their school. The theme of the competition is the countries of the Commonwealth Games. This resource is ideal for Primary Schools or SEN specialist school. It includes an outline of the plan of the day and ideas for delivering the competitions. Pupils across the school will be split into two teams (northern hemisphere or southern hemisphere). Pupils will compete in their respective teams across the school to accrue points and prizes. Competitions using cross-curricular subjects will happen throughout the competition day. Subjects covered are: healthy living, Art, Music and DT/Science. The competitions have been differentiated for pupils from different age groups. This works well with Ofsted and Extra-curricular activities for promoting the school. This resource could work well for home learning.

10 Individual and detailed GCSE PE Theory Lesson Plans. Topics for each lesson are: Lesson 1- Sports Session leader Lesson 2- Planning a sports Session Lesson 3- Exercise, Work & Body Type Lesson 4- Body types & optimum weight Lesson 5- Optimum weight and weight conditions Lesson 6- Assessing Risk & Using correct sporting equipment Lesson 7- CV System & blood pressure Lesson 8- Effects of Exercise on CV system Lesson 9- Systolic & Diastolic blood pressure & lifestyle choices on the respiratory system Lesson 10- The muscular System and RICE Lesson Plans have been developed so that it maximizes kinasthetic learning. Sessions would work well for students with difficulty learning GCSE PE theory in a class based environment.

5 individual Football lesson plans and cover sheets- ideal for a key stage 3 PE group. This resource provides 5 very individualized Football lessons working on the basic Football skills from dribbling, passing, pass and move, tackling and shooting. These resources would be ideal for an NQT or a PGCE student starting out in PE teaching. All lessons would take roughly between 45-50 minutes long.

5 Individual Swimming lesson plans with a focus on techniques development for the three main strokes. Further to this there is a teacher assessment tool for assessing students in Swimming as one of their GCSE sports with an overall score of 100.

This resource has been made for teaching assistants working with weaker swimmers within a whole group set-up. The plans are two individuals lesson. One lesson is aimed at a student with a fear of submerging their head under water and working around this to develop their water confidence. The other lesson deals with students who have more confidence in the water. Both lessons can work well over a swimming block with progressions looking at technique refinement and increasing distance. Both lessons follow a whole stroke approach.

A multi-sensory approach for teaching Geography to pupils with multiple learning difficulties. This resource is for 6 individual lesson plans (taught over 12 weeks) for 6 distinct countries and cultures. Pupils will look at distinct cultures and identify some of the different tastes, smells, noises and items associated with that particular culture. Pupils will learn about the following cultures/countries: Italian (European) Indian (South Asian) Chinese (East Asian) Brazil (South American) Australia (Australasian) Kenyan (East African)

This resource is aimed at SEN pupils with complex learning needs. This would be aimed at pupils with multiple learning disabilities to engage in Physical Education. The resource has been made to engage pupils with complex needs in their physical development. The lesson is designed as a circuit of activities that pupils can dip in and dip out of depending on their need. The lesson plan can be used over a whole term; information on room layout and suitable equipment has been included. There is also a resource for recording pupils progress included.

This resources is for 4 individual lesson plans for teaching pupils to swim who are reaching the Swim England Stage 3 and 4. This is for pupils who are developing their early stroke work in Front Crawl, Backstroke and Breaststroke. The lesson plans are clearly laid out with simple teaching points to instruct pupils throughout. Pupils are asked questions throughout to test their understanding in addition to developing their swimming skills.

This is an example Swimming Gala. This could be used with Primary aged pupils or those with Special Needs. This Gala was originally used at a SEN Gala between swimmers from multiple schools. This resource is created as a Swimming Programme that could be passed onto others attending or to help with organization at a Gala.

This resource includes two generic lesson plans for teaching a range of Athletics events for pupils with SEN. This resource also includes a sample lesson plan for teaching Athletics to pupils with Cerebral Palsy or limited movement.

A risk assessment created many years ago when an Archery club visited and ran a session with some pupils (within a SEN school). Hope it may still be of use to someone or a starting point for writing a risk assessment,

This resource is a lesson plan for an adapted SEN Team Game: Bashball. Bashball is essentially Rounders but without the bat or hard ball. Instead Bashball encourages the ‘basher’ to either kick or throw softer balls (e.g. size 4 football) from the ‘Basher spot’. Bashball can happen indoors or outdoors and works well for pupils who may find team sports or ball games difficult.