<p>3 Round Quiz for Secondary School pupils based on events during lockdown. Questions cover events during the lockdown period, dates, statistics, and prevalent characters from the media (including politicians &amp; celebrities). There are 10 questions per round, with answers provided at the end of each round. Perfect as a tutor time activity.</p> <p>Enjoy. (Statistics used are up to date from 14th January 2021 using Google COVID-19 stats)</p>

<p>10 lessons on the components of fitness (GCSE PE). Lessons are designed for KS3/KS4 pupils to consolidate prior learning on fitness and introduce GCSE PE level content to support transition onto the GCSE course. Students undertake a combination of theoretical learning, quizzes, challenges and safe practical tasks. Fitness tests are adapted where required to enable students to perform them in any environment, using simple equipment. Ideal to set as homework tasks.<br /> Lesson 1 - Introducing the 10 components of fitness<br /> Lesson 2 - Fitness Testing<br /> Lessons 3 to 10 - cover individual components (inc Cardiovascular Endurance, Power, Agility, Flexibility, Reaction Time, Co-ordination, Strength, and Speed)</p> <p>Enjoy.</p>

<p>3 Round Quiz for Secondary School pupils based on Halloween. Questions cover Halloween general knowledge, mystery celebrities, &amp; Halloween genre film, TV and books. There are 10 questions per round, with answers provided at the end of each round. Perfect as a tutor time activity.</p> <p>Enjoy and Happy Halloween!</p>

<p>8 Round revision quiz for GCSE PE Pupils on Applied Anatomy &amp; Physiology. Each round contains 8 questions. Questions range from identifying bones, muscles and joints, to working out lever systems, planes &amp; axis, filling in blanks, describing key terminology, mini word searches, and more. Answers for each round included.</p> <p>A great tool for engaging GCSE PE students with revision. Make it competitive by working in pairs and small teams when students return to the classroom full time.</p> <p>Enjoy.</p>

<p>A great revision resource for GCSE PE students, using past exam questions. Pupils receive a currency (sweets, poker chips), and wager against getting the correct answer. If students answer correctly, they double their stake. If they get it wrong, the house (teacher) takes the stake away. The questions become progressively harder as the game goes on. There are 25 questions in total.</p> <p>Enjoy</p>

<p>Learning grid for GCSE PE pupils. The grid covers both skeletal &amp; muscular systems, with 30 short answer questions on bones, muscles, joints, movements, contractions and functions. Activities involve identifying bone and muscle locations, giving the specific joint movement in a practical sporting environment, and providing definitions of key subject specific terminology.</p> <p>Enjoy.</p>

<p>A fun and exciting learning mat for GCSE PE pupils based on the Physical Training component of the course. Students can consolidate and further their knowledge and understanding of Physical Training - completing a multitude of different activities. From short answer and multiple choice questions, to word scrambles and searches - this learning mat will keep students engaged and occupied, whilst improving their learning of this extensive topic of the course. If printing - best done in A3!</p> <p>Enjoy.</p>

<p>A 5 Round mega quiz for schools in the run down to the Christmas Holidays. 10 questions per round, with answers at the end of each round.</p> <p>Ideal for tutor time and those final lessons before the break.</p> <p>Each round has a different Christmas theme - from Santa Trivia &amp; Christmas movies to guessing the celebrities disguised as the big man himself.</p> <p>Merry Christmas All. Enjoy</p>

<p>A great revision resource for GCSE PE students, using past exam questions. Pupils receive a currency (sweets, poker chips), and wager against getting the correct answer. If students answer correctly, they double their stake. If they get it wrong, the house (teacher) takes the stake away. The questions become progressively harder as the game goes on. There are 16 questions in total.</p> <p>Enjoy</p>

<p>8 Lessons introducing students to Flag NFL, beginning with Ultimate Frisbee. Lessons build week by week, introducing key concepts and skills of both Ultimate Frisbee and Flag NFL, enabling students to eventually be able to officiate and run their own games, with limited teacher intervention.</p>

<p>Learning mat focusing on the Physical Training component of the GCSE PE course. Multiple short answer questions, useful as a revision resource or knowledge checker to consolidate student learning on this topic of the course.</p> <p>Enjoy</p>

<p>A skeletal system focused learning mat to aid GCSE PE pupils with knowledge consolidation and identification of gaps in their learning and understanding of key concepts of this body system.</p> <p>Enjoy.</p>

<p>Learning mat for GCSE PE students on the topic of ‘warm ups &amp; cool downs’. Includes identification of key terminology and exam question practice.</p> <p>Enjoy.</p>

<p>Learning mat focusing on the Applied Anatomy &amp; Physiology component of the GCSE PE course. Multiple short answer questions, useful as a revision resource or knowledge checker to consolidate student learning on this topic of the course.</p> <p>Enjoy.</p>

<p>A fun revision idea for GCSE PE pupils, based upon the game of beer pong (without the alcoholic beverages). Students will need to be supplied with a ping pong ball and cups. Rules and guidance provided in the PowerPoint slide.</p> <p>Enjoy</p>

<p>Simple lesson for KS3 pupils investigating sprint start technique. The teacher will need to demonstrate 3 contrasting sprint start techniques. The students through performance and anaylsis investigate which of the 3 techniques (lying, standing, crouch) is the most effective and why. Students need to work in small groups (3-4) and have access to stopwatch, and 10m marked out area of running track or field to carry out the investigation.</p> <p>Enjoy.</p>

<p>A selection of simple scenario based lessons for groups working with fitness equipment or in school fitness suites.</p> <p>Enjoy</p>