<p>10 netball drills. These focus on a mix of passing, moving, obstruction, teamwork, communication, obstruction, reaction time, footwork, positioning and control. Used in secondary school PE lessons but can be used for younger ages.</p>

<p>5 drills for basketball (used in secondary school PE lessons). Includes work on passing, shooting, communication, reaction time, obstruction, teamwork, control, agility and dribbling. Can be used for younger ages.</p>

<p>7 rugby drills. These include passing, movement, communication, reaction time, beginner tackling, agility and teamwork. Used in secondary PE lessons from year 7 upwards. Can adapt the drills based on age and ability.</p>

<p>6 tennis drills. Includes grip, the playing court, control, forehand, backhand, accuracy, teamwork, communication and scoring. Used in secondary school PE lessons but can be used for any age for beginners.</p>

<p>7 rounders drills. These include batting, fielding, bowling, throwing (under and over arm), catching, teamwork, communication, reaction time and positioning. These are used in secondary PE lessons but can be used at any age for beginners.</p>

<p>11 hockey drills. Includes dribbling, shooting, passing, moving, ball control, defending, coordination, teamwork and agility. Used for secondary school PE lessons.</p>

<p>12 gymnastics drills. These drills include warm-ups, tuck, straddle, pike, jumping and landing (springboard), handstands (high blocks), cartwheels (floor markers and benches), round-offs (high blocks, mats, springboard), somersaults (trampoline, belts), rolls (incline mats) and traveling. In brackets are equipment you can use if available. These drills are used in secondary PE lessons but can be used for any age for beginners.</p>

<p>8 handball drills. Includes working on passing, moving, teamwork, dribbling, communication, coordination and pressure. Used in secondary school PE lessons but can be used for younger years.</p>

<p>5 fun football drills. Used in secondary school PE lessons but can be used for younger ages. Includes passing, moving, dribbling, communication, reaction time, obstruction and teamwork.</p>

<ul> <li> <p>A PowerPoint explaining how to teach a discus lesson. It covers safety, set-up, correct grip, handling and familiarisation, preparation, execution, the discus spin and common errors.</p> </li> <li> <p>A handout for students to use with their partners to ensure safety, the preparation phase, the execution phase and the follow-through phase.</p> </li> </ul>

<p>This is a PowerPoint used to design and create a visual display for what pathways PE can take you on. There are multiple job titles with images to get students engaged and wanting to know more about a career within the sporting industry.</p>

<p>Here is a revision resource to help students revise the three laws of motion with a description and sporting example for each one. It includes Newton’s 1st Law of Inertia, 2nd Law of Acceleration and 3rd Law of Action / Reaction.</p>

<p>This resource allows students to recall the first-class, second-class and third-class levers in the body, as well as being able to show what it looks like on a sporting example. This is good for new learning as well as recapping levers. This was primarily produced for A-level PE using the OCR specification.</p>