A 72 Slide Quiz that could be used as a fun activity towards the end of term with secondary students. This powerpoint is easy to use and requires very minimal effort, just print the answer sheet for students and load on powerpoint. Quiz Rounds: Music Round - 10 music clips embedded into the powerpoint ready to play! (YouTube links provided if you are on an older version of PowerPoint) Film Round - 10 film posters that have be put through photo effect software making them difficult to recognise. News Round - 10 multiple choice questions on the news throughout 2017, featuring the new pound coin, Donald Trump and storm Doris! Picture Round - Guess the items by using the pictures to ‘say what you see’. Sport Round - 5 multiple choice questions across 5 sports. Television Round - Identify the show that the presenter or actor is famous for. The answers are revealed at the end of the powerpoint and there is a corresponding answer sheet provided for teams, although this would not be a necessity if you were short of time, scrap paper will do! This has taken over 5 hours to make, you will find nothing old here, the content has all been made from scratch so students will not have done this before. Please leave a review if this is what you were looking for!

Here is a selection of 14 display posters that look at numeracy in PE. Each poster covers a different area of maths through sporting questions/scenarios. These have been created very recently and feature up to date information (Euro 2016 etc.) Together they make an eye catching display and have been very popular with our students. Our maths department also have a copy for display as students have engaged with them. The answers are attached from when students tell you their guesses. Topics covered: Multiplication Exchanging Currency Conversion Value for Money Calculating Area Speed, Distance and Time Division Interpreting Data Percentages Statistics Averages Comparing Data Probability Mean, Median and Range If you like these I also have Literacy in PE display posters on my page.

Here is a selection of 14 display posters that look at the components of fitness and applying them to practical examples. 6 of the posters detail the 11 components of fitness with definitions and sporting examples. The other 8 posters feature pictures of sports people with 3 questions on each poster which require students to select and apply the appropriate component of fitness. Questions on the posters include: 'Which component is needed to win the ball in a scrum?' (Rugby) 'Which component is needed to change directions quickly to save a deflected shot?' (Goalkeeper) 'Which component is needed to hit the ball accurately when batting?' (Cricket) 'Which component is needed to stay withing the throwing circle?' (Discus) Together they make an eye catching display and have been very popular with our students. We also plan to use them in lessons as they link to GCSE PE. Also attached is an A3 title page which discusses the components of fitness and introduces the task of answering the sports person questions, we have this in the middle of our display board. If you like these we also have Numeracy in PE and Literacy in PE displays on our page.