A revision mind map which is based on the new AQA GCSE PE specification - physiology and anatomy paper 1 - Cardio-Respiratory It is designed to be printed on A3, however, it can also be printed on A4.

Physical training / types of training revision mind map for the new AQA GCSE PE specification - physiology and anatomy paper - types of training, principles of training and components of fitness. It is designed to be printed on A3, however, it can also be printed on A4.

A revision mindmap that has been created for the new AQA GCSE PE specification - Physiology and anatomy paper 1 - musculoskeletal. It is designed to be printed on A3, however, it can also be printed on A4.

This resource contains all the relevant information pupils need in regards to the performance enhancing drugs section of the AQA GCSE PE socio-cultural section/exam. The PowerPoint contains an active and student led activity whereby students are able to teach each other the key information about PEDs. There is also an attached word document that contains case studies/links to specific sporting examples of the use of PEDs.

This resource contains 2 worksheets and an accompanying PowerPoint Show. The PowerPoint explains, in simply terms, the difference between the 3 types of lever. Sporting examples, together with anatomy screenshots, are used to inform students of where these levers are located within the human body and which sporting actions can be classed as either a first, second or third class lever. The final part of the PowerPoint explains the mechanical advantage of each lever.

This resource explains, in a simple and practical way (through using jelly babies - that students get to eat once they've completed the task which always gets them engaged), the AQA GCSE PE theory topic of planes and axes. The PowerPoint also briefly explains different types of movement which can be produced during each plane/axes. There is also some differentiated exam questions and exam tips.

A revision mind map which is based on the new AQA GCSE PE specification - Socio-cultural paper 2 - Psychology It is designed to be printed on A3, however, it can also be printed on A4.

This pack contains a PowerPoint presentation which details the AQA GCSE PE theory topics of the effect of the media (positive and negative), types of sponsorship, the role of the sponsor, and the impact of the media/sponsor on the official, sport, performer and audience. The presentation contains activities, literacy focus, differentiated questions and engaging case studies.

This resource contains around 3 to 4 lessons (based on 1 hour lessons) worth of work. There is a PowerPoint Show which explains, through practical and engaging tasks: the function of the heart and heart diagrams (plus labelling starter and heart worksheets) the pathway of blood the 3 functions of the cardiovascular system arteries, veins and capillaries (SEND adapted worksheets) red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets and plasma Literacy focus tasks and exam specific questions are also included along with accompanying cardiovascular worksheets.

This resource contains around 3 lessons (based on 1-hour lessons) worth of work. This pack contains a PowerPoint Show which details the Edexcel GCSE PE theory topics of bones, joints, functions of the skeleton, types of movement (including the 2019 introduction of circumduction). It contains active starters, differentiated literacy tasks and worksheets and visual resources. Also attached is a skeleton labelling sheet, different types of bone colour in sheet and learning objectives for each lesson.

A revision mind map which is based on the new AQA GCSE PE specification - socio-cultural paper 2 - Commercialisation (media and sponsorship), and ethical and social isses (performance enhancing drugs, ethical conduct, spectator behaviour/hooliganism). It is designed to be printed on A3, however, it can also be printed on A4.

A revision mind map which is based on the new AQA GCSE PE specification - socio-cultural paper 2 - Diet (energy expediture, obesity, consequences of a sedentary lifestyle, etc), Somatotypes and Barriers to Participation (friends/family, religion, ethnicity, age, cultures, gender, disability). It is designed to be printed on A3, however, it can also be printed on A4.

This resource contains around 3 lessons (based on 1 hour lessons) worth of work. There is a practical gaseous exchange lesson plan which breaks down the key concepts associated with how oxygen is absorbed and carbon-dioxide discarded from the body. There is also a PowerPoint presentation which explains, through practical and engaging tasks, the mechanics of breathing, the process of respiration and gaseous exchange. Literacy focus tasks and exam specific questions are also included along with accompanying respiratory worksheets.

This resource contains 2 worksheets and an accompanying PowerPoint Show. The PowerPoint explains, in simply terms, the difference between the 3 types of lever. Sporting examples, together with anatomy screenshots, are used to inform students of where these levers are located within the human body and which sporting actions can be classed as either a first, second or third class lever. The final part of the PowerPoint explains the mechanical advantage of each lever.

This resource contains around 3 lessons (based on 1 hour lessons) worth of work. This pack contains a PowerPoint presentation which details the AQA GCSE PE theory topics of muscles, types of contractions, antagonistic pairs and connective tissue. It contains active starters, differentiated tasks, literacy focuses and visual resources. Also attached is a muscles worksheet, types of contraction printouts and muscle label starter task.

This resource contains around 1-2 lessons (based on 1 hour lessons) worth of work. This PowerPoint presentation details the AQA GCSE PE theory topic of technology in sport. It also contains a task relating to qualitative and quantitative data.

This resource pack ccontains a PowerPoint show and accompanying differentiated worksheets for the new AQA GCSE PE (9-1) topic of ‘Ethical Conduct by Performers’. This resource explains what is meant by the terms etiquette, sportsmanship, gamesmanship and contract to compete. It also touches on the way Peformance Enhacing Drugs (PEDs) are seen as unethical.

This resource contains around 3 lessons (based on 1-hour lessons) worth of work. This pack contains a PowerPoint Show which details the AQA GCSE PE theory topics of bones, joints, functions of the skeleton, anatomy of a ball and socket joint and types of movement (including the 2019 introduction of circumduction!). It contains active starters, differentiated literacy tasks and worksheets and visual resources. Also attached is a skeleton labelling sheet, different types of bone colour in sheet, learning objectives for each lesson and a ball and socket labelling diagram.

A PowerPoint Show which contains all the key content relating to the rationalization of sport, detailing the development of association football, lawn tennis and track and field athletics. Furthermore, the presentation covers the development of professional sport from the ‘gentlemen amatuers’.

This resource contains around 2 lessons (based on 1 hour lessons) worth of work. This pack contains a PowerPoint presentation which details the Edexcel GCSE PE topics of short and long-term effects of exercise as well as offering the opportunity to interpret physiological data and suggest reasons for particular trends and patterns. Also attached are printable learning objectives and all the graphs used in the PowerPoint.

This resource contains 2 to 3 lessons (based on 1 hour lessons) worth of work. This pack contains a PowerPoint presentation which details the Edexcel GCSE PE topics of methods of training and fitness classes.