Core PE Remote Learning Lockdown lessons - designed to give students practical options as well as a ‘Core Theme’ each week for remote learning, including a starter, main (practical activity options) and a plenary. Each week I issued students with a different theme and different activity options to keep it varied and engaging. Please see my other lessons to see the different themes. I hope they save you some time in planning! This listing includes a powerpoint based on ‘Perfection’, specifically focusing on the ‘perfect serve’ and how to achieve it. Thank you :)

SMSC poster that shows an overview of topics for the year. Great for displaying on Tutor Noticeboards. Having been a Head of Year for a long while, I thought it was time to start sharing the resources I have made! Please feel free to view my other resources in my shop :) I sincerely hope that they help to save you some time in preparation as I understand it really can be exhausting and incredibly time-consuming.

Core PE Remote Learning Lockdown lessons - designed to give practical options as well as a ‘Core Theme’ each week, including a starter, main (practical activity options) and a plenary. Each week I issued students with a different theme and different activity options to keep it varied and engaging. Please see my other lessons to see the different themes. I hope they save you some time in planning! This listing includes the Main powerpoint based on Attributes, as well as the Tabata powerpoint lesson 2 (which is one of the optional practical activities on offer to students). Thank you :)

As a supply teacher, I wanted to have a resource to take into schools for some quick classroom / playground games and activities. Included are a number of games and activities / fillers for Primary aged children, many of which can also be used in PE lessons. Handy resource designed by CaraConsultancy. I have 16 years experience as a teacher, head of department and head of year, and now moving into Supply teaching, I am now creating a variety of resources. I hope that you find them useful :) Thank you, Cara

Stuck for cover lesson ideas for Core PE? Or wet weather classroom activities? This is the perfect resource as it includes a wide range of simple, easy to understand activities, suitable for all secondary ages and late primary ages. There are activities such as ‘design a kit’, ‘Personal Profiles’, ‘Wordsearches’, ‘Curriculum Designs’, ‘Word Art’ ‘Circuit Designs’ and more. . . . . Individual pages can be printed but is best suited as a workbook, that way each student can have their own book and work through it for each ‘wet weather’ classroom lesson they have. No more losing papers and keeping it as a booklet means students can look back at the work they have created! It is completely editable so you can make it your own and differentiate as you please. The workbook is literally ready for printing! Please leave feedback :) I really hope this helps you and your PE Department :)

Primary PE Sport Manual, 18 pages worth of games and lessons plans, brimmed with fun-packed multi sport games and drills. I am a Head of PE in a secondary school, with a love of also teaching Primary PE. These are simple lesson plans designed with the non-specialist PE teacher in mind. Perfect for Primary School children of all ages and can easily be adapted to secondary school level. Hope it saves you an abundance of time in your planning :)

Secondary Core PE Assessment Pack using the Head Heart Hands approach. This is completely adaptable/editable and includes a KS3 and KS4 assessment booklet for students, and a flight path overview. The assessment is based on ‘target ranges’ but can be easily adapted to suit your whole school assessment approach. This took a very long time to complete and has worked wonders with our students. The booklet lasts for the entire of the Key Stage and is perfect for using as evidence of tracking for Ofsted. As Head of Department, I have tried a number of assessment systems in Core PE over the years and this is by far the best. I sincerely hope that it benefits you as a PE Department and as a school. Please leave feedback if you wouldn’t mind :)