These word documents are based on you can statements in adult speak, the student speak ones will be added soon. They cover a range of GCSE OCR sports like football, rounders, trampolining, badminton, cricket, basketball, handball and athletics but also cover sports from core PE like dodgeball. I have designed them so they can be used as an all through system from year 7 all the way to year 11 GCSE PE. They are based in a grid system with headlines like attacking, defensive and tactics, so its easy to follow. They are link to my SOL which you can also purchase, which links to all the learning objectives. These resources are all differentiated and drive up academic standards.

A range of 10 PE reports that includes an opening line, 2 strengths, a weakness, comments of extra-curricular and it’s a minimum of 450 characters. They cover GCSE PE students and core PE students of all ages. In addition it there are individual reports for students with kit issues, behaviour issues, progressing well, exceptional performance to name a few.

I have develop 10 GCSE PE homework's / Independent learning tasks that are projected based. Each of the ten individual projects has 16 different homework’s on an A4 sheet. These are differentiated by colour and designed for the new style GCSE’s but could also be used for KS3, but are levels using the 1-9 scale. They are differentiated by task and outcome. For example it could be as simple at developing a PARQ to evaluating the commercialisation of sport through data. All you have to do is print them out!

We have developed a unit of work for the respiratory, this includes a power point on gaseous exchange, the structure of the system and how inspiration and expiration occur. It also includes a range of resources that are suited for all abilities

With the ever increasing need to communicate to parents about their child's whereabouts, I have developed a letter to give students permission to participate in fixtures and clubs after school. The letter also includes the use of photos and Twitter.

I have attached all the power points you need to deliver outstanding lessons to your students on the new 1-9 GCSE PE course. This could be adapted for all the other exam boards. If you like them why don't you check out all the other presentations.

I have developed a progress booklet for Key stage 3 students, which includes football, athletics, dance, athletics, handball, badminton. cricket, basketball to name a few. They are easy to follow for the students as they can simply highlight, tick what they have achieved. What we did as a department for OFSTED, at the start of the unit students wrote a number 1 in what they could consistently achieve and at the end of the unit write a number 2. This clearly showed the progress they made for leadership and OFSTED. <br /> These documents can easily be adapted to suit the personal needs of your students and your department.

All you need and more to complete the GCSE PE AEP<br /> <br /> Teacher PP<br /> student electronic word document <br /> Norm charts

As a head of PE / Faculty / assistant head you need to monitor the progress of your teachers. As not all assistant heads/ HOF have the knowledge what to look for in a PE learning walk, this might be the easy document you are looking for.

This is everything you need to deliver the skeletal system at GCSE, it is for OCR but could easily be adapted for any exam board. It includes 3 power point presentation on the effects, joints and the Skelton. In addition it also includes a range of practical activities, starters and engaging activities to do in the lesson.

This is a word document that has 5 full written reports. The range for students working 2 levels above their target,1 level above, on target, 1 below and 2 below. Each report is over 200 words and 500 characters in length. They are suitable for both male and female reports and cover both areas of GCSE PE (theory and practical), they also cover strengths and weakness and exam technique.

Do you need to show how to incorporate more literacy into your PE lessons? If so check this resource out, it will encourage all students to increase their vocab in a competitive way.

For football, handball, netball, rounders, cricket, fitness, badminton, basketball, dodgeball and theory GCSE. I have develop easy progress sheets that are broken down for students into 3 areas of decision making, attacking and defensive skills. They are then broken down further into small segments, where students or staff can highlight or tick what they have achieved. Students can then show leadership, parents or what progress they are making. It is also color coded and editable for your students.

A simple progress chart to display in the changing rooms or noticeboards. It will show students if they are working below or above their target grade. All you have to do as add in their names.

In the power point document are 11 independent learning tasks. They cover the Muscular system, Skeletal system, Cardiovascular system, Optimum Weight, Drugs, Methods of Training, Diet, Influences, Reason for taking part, Fitness Test and Benefits. Each task has 3 differentiated tasks designed on Gold, Silver and Bronze which children find engaging. I have set these as homework projects over a month, which has increased their quality of work and grades.

5 lessons of commercialization content for GCSE PE

These bank of resources will help you deliver everything you need to cover for GCSE PE. It can be adapted to suit all exam boards, as it covers the types of muscles, muscle pairs, effects of exercise and many more. All you will need to do as a teacher is turn up and teach. We have developed all the other power points, so please look at my other resources

Do you want to know the forthcoming National updates and suggestions how to implement them in your school. Then have a look at this power point presentation, it covers work with the following organisations YST, NHS, DMCS, DFE and DFH. (March 2016)