A very detailed 60 minute model lesson plan for badminton, focussing on the short serve. Very detailed learning objectives, assessment, differentiation, diagrams and content included in 3 pages of in-depth specialist subject knowledge. Perfect for a trainee wishing to view an outstanding lesson plan, or for an experienced teacher wishing to make use during lesson time. Focussed on KS3/4 (year 9/10) students wishing to perfect their short serve, with specific drills to enable maximum participation and achievement, as well as extend learning and challenge higher-end students.

An excellent resource with high quality images on with a series of 7 badminton sequences for use during core and examination PE lessons. This is a reciprocal resource and perfect to laminate and give to students to use independently in pairs and small groups. Perfect for self, peer and group assessment, as well as differentiation, as students can determine which sequence level they are at. On a PowerPoint presentation for ease of printing (image slightly pixelated due to small area shown).

A two-page resource with 42 legend symbols from OS mapping (1:25,000) for students to identify. Each symbol is individually located in a box, with a number for easy recognition. Answer sheet on the bottom of the page for students to fill in. Perfect for PE, OAA, Geography and Duke of Edinburgh lessons, as a teaching tool, a quiz or a resource.

A teaching resource reviewing the outdoor recreation and education set-up and structure of Australia, to deliver alongside the A level syllabus. Detailed, in-depth presentation that will inform as well as consolidate knowledge and understanding of the set-up and structure of sport and outdoor education in Australia.

A PowerPoint overviewing the Post 1800 activities available in the UK, to assist with A Level exam revision. A good revision tool for a teacher to deliver an overview.

An A Level teaching resource and revision PowerPoint overviewing comparative and social aspects of the syllabus, in particular, covering centres of excellence and managing elite performance in countries such as Germany, Australia and the USA.

An A Level PE resource for use in teaching and revision, covering deviance in sport.

PPT resource for teaching and revision purposes, reviewing the pre-1800 activities, as covered in the A level syllabus.

An A level teaching and revision resource covering the activities from the Industrial revolution to present. PPT with in-depth revision of the recreational and rational activities of the UK

An A Level teaching and revision resource covering short and long term technical prep.

An A level PE teaching and revision resource covering the development of sport.

A full day of lessons covering the Bronze/Silver DofE, GCSE PE Hill Walking/Orienteering, BTEC Sport OAA, navigation, right up to route planning.

The first scheme of work for Reception/year 1 PE based on a variety of areas to improve physical development, was well as numeracy, literacy and other cross curricular links.

A powerpoint presentation covering the muscular and skeletal systems. Questions followed by answers available for use as a starter, random questioning during the lesson, or a revision tool.

This 5-page A4/A3 revision resource is suitable for providing students with the key specification content of: The muscular system The skeletal system The cardiovascular system The respiratory system The energy system Designed to provide students with a stepping-stone for the key specification content of the Cambridge IGCSE PE syllabus. It can be used as a revision tool for students in their own time, as a teaching tool in class to cover the main content of chapters 1-5, or as an informal assessment of knowledge to date. With the current situation whereby students need imaginative, inventive resources to support their examination preparation, this will hopefully help assist.

A revision resource for the Cambridge IGCSE PE theory exam. Students have not undergone formal exams, therefore I have made this resource for maximising their understanding, and interpretation of questions, with quick-reference answers on the back. The resource is ready-to-print with exam questions from the November 2021 paper. It is designed to be printed, laminated and bound together, to provide students with a quick reference fun activity, that can be used as a starter, revision tool or competitive game.

A PPT teaching presentation with three retrieval challenges inclusive of blank worksheets and in-depth past paper revision resource: Cops & Robbers Quiz-Quiz-Trade Retrieval Relay Full details included with how to maximize retrieval and revision, making it a fully interactive resource. Extensive resources to provide many lessons worth of revision across the following areas: Global events in sport Antagonistic muscle contractions Risk and injuries Skill & ability Long-term effects of exercise Short-term effects of exercise Principles of training PEDs and blood doping Health & wellbeing Components of skill & health related fitness Methods of training Altitude training Warming up/cooling down

A set of 11 end of unit tests, with answers, made using CIE past questions to ensure limited cross-over and maximum coverage. All take 45 minutes, so perfect for a full lesson, apart from Biomechanics (25 minutes) due to limited syllabus content. 4 Mock Exams are also included for specific times of the year, to formally assess students. Covering the following areas of the syllabus and specification: Health, Wellbeing & Fitness Musculoskeletal System Cardiorespiratory System Energy System (Mock Exam 1) Biomechanics Health & Wellbeing Methods of Training (Mock Exam 2) Skill Acquisition Psychology (Mock Exam 3) Social & Cultural Influences Ethics & Other Issues (Mock Exam 4)

Modern day developments in sport in Britain. Covers government, NGB and other agency developments in sport. This works in conjunction with Part 1 and Part 2 as a revision tool for the GCE exam. This can be used as a lesson plan to support revision or as a pupil revision tool. Includes exam questions and model answers.

A fun quiz to look at Cockney rhyming slang. It could be used in history lessons as well as PSHE, focussing on ethnic minority groups/social aspects of cultural life etc.