<p>Two very comprehensive swimming risk assessments with SEND pupil examples.</p> <p>One risk assessment for teaching swimming lessons and one for taking children to swimming galas.</p>

<p>I have made a badminton peer assessment sheet which includes visual demonstrations of each skill being performed along with a tick list for the teaching points students can work their way down the list and tick off. The sheet can also be adapted and used for recapping TP’s. The sheet also includes a written task at the end where students can use the assessment tick sheet to highlight areas for improvement ready for their end assessment or next lesson</p> <p>The skills in the worksheet are listed below<br /> Forehand Serve<br /> Backhand Serve<br /> Underarm Clear<br /> Overhead Clear<br /> Smash<br /> Basic Drop Shop<br /> Court Movements</p>

<p>These are twenty-four fully completed risk assessments for P.E. They cover different locations, such as the field, sports hall and gym. The risk assessment calculates the likelihood of a risk, severity and level. This resource will save you valuable time as they have already been completed.</p>

<p>KS3 assessment grids focus on performance and interpersonal (social) skills. The criteria is graded 1-9 and adapted from OCR GCSE PE to stretch across the 9 levels.</p> <p>Interpersonal skills include:</p> <ul> <li>Communication</li> <li>Teamwork</li> <li>Resilience</li> <li>Sportsmanship</li> <li>Leadership</li> </ul> <p>The performance criteria is split into the following for the varying sports:</p> <ul> <li>Athletics</li> <li>Games (e.g. Basketball, Badminton, Football, Netball, etc.)</li> <li>Gymnastics</li> <li>Health related fitness (HRF)</li> <li>Leadership</li> </ul> <p>Criteria covers most of the core and advanced skills from GCSE OCR PE as well as decision making. Some skills for some sports have been moved to from core to advanced to be achievable at KS3.</p> <p>Assessment criteria for the following sports:</p> <ul> <li>Athletics</li> <li>Badminton</li> <li>Basketball</li> <li>Cricket</li> <li>Football</li> <li>Gymnastics</li> <li>Handball</li> <li>Hockey</li> <li>HRF</li> <li>Lacrosse</li> <li>Leadership</li> <li>Netball</li> <li>Rounders</li> <li>Rugby</li> <li>Tennis</li> <li>Volleyball</li> </ul>

<p>Each card contains 4 key points</p> <p>Includes tips for<br /> Setting<br /> Volleys<br /> Underarm serve<br /> Overarm serve<br /> Hitting<br /> Dig<br /> Blocking</p>

<p>A full pack of PE risk assessments for each activity area on the curriculum:</p> <ul> <li>Athletics</li> <li>Health and Fitness</li> <li>Invasion Games</li> <li>Net and Wall Games</li> <li>Outdoor Adventurous Activities</li> <li>Replication of Movement</li> <li>Striking and Fielding Games</li> <li>Sports Day</li> <li>Swimming</li> <li>Trampolining</li> </ul>

<p>Badminton Assessment Sheet for AQA GCSE PE. This can be used for moderation of your pupils in badminton.</p>

<p>This is a easy risk assessment to use for the PE Dept.</p>

Used to help students assess their own key hockey skills and others in their group (self & peer assessment). Good to use towards the end of a scheme of work.

<p>This resource specifically looks at the straight drive in cricket.<br /> It provides a description of the technique of the straight drive and also allows students to assess their partner from beginner to professional lesson. WWW/EBI</p>

<p><em><strong>P.E KS3 Assessment Booklet and Tracker</strong></em></p> <p>This package of resources contains an excellent KS3 booklet which uses three strands to assess Physical Education at KS3; the strands are: Physical, Mental and Social. This enables all student to achieve and make progress at KS3 as this is then broken down into 9 individual strands in which students could achieve marks on skills such as: Resilience and Leadership.<br /> The KS3 assessment booklet provides the opportunity to set targets for their next sport and be able to take ownership of monitoring this themselves.<br /> You will also recieve the assessment grid that clearly shows how to achieve each aspect of the KS3 assessment.<br /> This also comes with a programmed Excel tracker to input, record and monitor the progress of the students in KS3. This can be tailored to your school needs accordingly.<br /> This innovative approach to the assessment that we have created at KS3 has been vital to the success of being able to record, monitor and track the progress of ALL students across Key Stage 3.</p>

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<p>PowerPoint for risk assessing.</p> <p>The content relates to GCSE OCR PE (new spec) but can be changed to accommodate other exam boards.</p> <p>The PowerPoint has animations and transitions to support learning.</p> <p>Content includes:</p> <ul> <li>Starter</li> <li>Why is risk assessments carried out?</li> <li>Small template of a risk assessment</li> <li>Types of hazards that can be found in sporting venues, including sports hall, fitness centre, swimming pool, artificial areas, playing field</li> <li>Questions to facilitate learning / plenary</li> </ul>

I used this self and peer assessment worksheet at the start of a unit of football and at the end. The pupils used the assessments well and accurately.

The resource can be used by PE staff in KS2, KS3 and KS4. The resource identifies the key components of fitness that pupils should be measured and assessed on at the beginning and throughout the school year. A full explanation of the aims, method and an example scoresheet is given to help you construct your own tests that you can use to assess your pupils. I have used this method successfully for a number of years and using the tests not only promote exciting competition between pupils but give teachers a great insight into the areas that pupils are thriving in and what they need to improve on. You will definitely find this resource extremely useful and will use it regularly as a source of gathering assessment data quickly and effectively.

<p>Peer assessment sheet that you can use when delivering sessions that has the focus of the set shot and jump shot.</p>

Trampolining task cards, also used for peer assessment!<br /> <br /> Each crd breaks down the skill. Skills included; Back landing, seat landing, swivel hips, front landing and many more. <br /> <br /> Really useful for empowering students to coach one another under your supervision!<br /> <br /> Trampolining tracker cards are also listed; used as a self assessment tool throughout the lesson.

<p>Secondary Core PE Assessment Pack using the Head Heart Hands approach. This is completely adaptable/editable and includes a KS3 and KS4 assessment booklet for students, and a flight path overview. The assessment is based on ‘target ranges’ but can be easily adapted to suit your whole school assessment approach.</p> <p>This took a very long time to complete and has worked wonders with our students. The booklet lasts for the entire of the Key Stage and is perfect for using as evidence of tracking for Ofsted.</p> <p>As Head of Department, I have tried a number of assessment systems in Core PE over the years and this is by far the best. I sincerely hope that it benefits you as a PE Department and as a school.</p> <p>Please leave feedback if you wouldn’t mind :)</p>

Checklist of coaching points that can be used by peers to assess performance from a safe distance

Students can use this resource to assess their own skills and the skills of their partner. Good to use at the end of a unit of work.