A range of basic cheerleading moves. Best used when laminated so students are able to choreograph their own sequences.

A trampolining booklet which explains both in English and in Arabic how to perform the moves.

Entire OCR spec Example 6 mark question 6 mark question Activity

A fun, detective-style drugs in sport lesson. Delegate one prison officer per table who has to explain the pros/cons of taking a specific drug. Students will have to look at the suspects on the table and discuss if that drug would be used in their sport and if so what perceived benefit would it give. Students rotate round to three different tables.

A booklet that works on students developing their knowledge recall in several topics. This booklet is based on questions/tasks from the following units- Engagement patterns Commercialisation Ethics in sport The booklet can be used for week by week homework and/or as a revision booklet. It is also easily adapted and amended to suit.

The booklet consists of the following topics: Commercialisation Ethics in Sport Engagement patterns Sports Psychology Each unit is colour co-ordinated with the topic to the questions. It also consists of top tips and marking such as ao1/ao2 and ao3. I’ve left it as a word document so it is easily adapted to suit how you teach

A range of tasks for an individual and/or a team to complete during a game

A great way to keep students engaged in fitness and break away from the stereotypical old-school style fitness lessons! Students will have to pick a range of food off the menu, log how many calories each item has and burn off those calories with specific exercises. Easily differentiated.

Pick a revision topic e.g. bones/muscles/engagement patterns. Students pick a sub-topic for their partner and they have 60 seconds to write down as much as they can.

Revision booklet which focuses on matching statements to the correct answers. Do the following statements link to - Social benefits Emotional benefits Physical benefits

Commercialisation Media in sport Sponsorship in sport The sport itself alongside the athletes A fun homework, starter or lesson work sheet using a instagram template

A fun twist on a basic game of archery

Students simply answer one question a day Great build up for exams Several ways you can share answers e.g. through social media, notices and in lessons

Students write in the boxes anything they know about the statement and/or fill in the answer. The bottom 3 boxes allow students to write in a new fact and/or sporting examples.

Students write in the boxes anything they know about the statement and/or fill in the answer. The bottom 3 boxes allow students to write in a new fact and/or sporting examples.

Students write in the boxes anything they know about the statement and/or fill in the answer. The bottom 3 boxes allow students to write in a new fact and/or sporting examples.

A list of different activities to use. A way of tracking student’s outcome e.g. what level of challenge have they gone for? 2 suggestion ways of delivering the lesson

Some funny and easily accessible challenges to do whilst at home. Easy task to set for homework

This booklet allows students to choose what areas they want to work on e.g abs/glutes but also ensures they do cardio as part of their warm up and as an additional option. Students learn what different exercises work each muscle/area in addition to sets and reps. Easily ammended to suit needs.

On the next slide are a series of statements/questions and keywords On your tables you will have a set of different coloured sticky notes As a team, you must answer the questions as quickly as possible by writing the answer on the sticky note, running to the front of the classroom and sticking the answer in the relevant box If there is a key word – write something you know about this! Once the box has been filled (answered) no other teams can attempt to answer