2 lesson based on benefits of exercise with tasks throughout. Million pound drop game at the end. May need adapting slightly.

Perfect for those who have chosen GCSE PE as a subject. This booklet include 18 pages of everything that supports Health and Fitness. Including the following: Skeletal system Muscular system Respiratory system Cardiovascular system Nervous system Digestive system. Descriptions, mini quiz questions and diagrams

Powerpoint on benefits on drawbacks to the 3 different legacies. Involves tasks for the students to do and different videos that explain both benefits and drawbacks.

Push pass lesson plan in hockey, includes differentiation and learning objectives. Also includes teaching points and is for a 1 hour and 20 minute lesson.

Full powerpoint, with learning objectives and success criteria. Modelled answering throughout to help guide pupils. Videos and full 1 hour lesson with tasks.

Perfect for those who have opted to do GCSE PE in year 9. Introduction to health and fitness. Includes the following: Key principles of health and fitness How to measure fitness levels Suitable training methods for improving fitness Maintaining a healthy lifestyle How to prepare and plan for health and fitness Developing a suitable personal health and fitness programme Includes all examples, descriptions and mini tests for pupils to complete.

Sports Studies - Factors impacting the popularity of a sport Full powerpoint lesson that you can use straight away!

Sports studies RO51 - Values in sport Full lesson powerpoint ready to use!

Sports studies - Contemporary issues in sport Performance enhancing drugs full powerpoint READY TO USE!

Powerpoint with learning objectives and videos. Full 1 hour lesson.

Physical education theory booklet consisting over a variety of lessons such as muscles, bones and and short tests. Includes all the fitness testing activities which enable pupils to make a note of how they did during the test and work towards a bronze silver or gold. Wordsearch tasks and other activities to enable pupils who may not be participating in PE practically to complete