A challenging and engaging activity for all students. However, ideal for those KS3 who are thinking of taking GCSE PE Students have to think about what muscles they are going to work before they take part in an exercise After they have finished the exercise they have the opportunity to change their answers Check answers and give points Attached muscles blank document used to assess learning. What muscles do they know at the start compared to the end?

Includes a range of warm ups, skills and conditioned games

Powerpoint includes a range of statements/definitions and students have to guess what the answer is

Using the resource attached… print and laminate the starts and hide them accordingly around your school / PE facility. I use a school map which I put numbers on which allows the students to know which areas there will be stars

A homework task for students to do during lockdown Research task on rules, tactics and other suggestions

A fun twist on a basic game of archery

A great activity for students who are at home to still be able to compete in physical activity.

Students to talk about content of the paper using A-Z

Booklet shows the over view of the GCSE PE OCR specification Commercialisation Ethics in Sport Sports Psychology Engagement patterns After each question there is spaces for students to answer, teacher feedback and another space for students to amend their answer and get a re-mark. Booklet easily adapted to suit.

This is a really fun, engaging yet simple way of revising. Can be used as part of a revision session and/or starter. PART 1: includes topics; Age - Gender - Discrimination - Disability - Access - Religion - Ethnicity How to use: Each student has a bingo board and selects 12-16 of their own keyword off the board (these should be the answers) You will show the statements/statistics and a student has to shout bingo if they think they have the keyword Bonus rounds are in orange - and also some keywords are repeated with different statements I used little bags of Haribos as prizes!

On the next slide are a series of statements/questions and keywords On your tables you will have a set of different coloured sticky notes As a team, you must answer the questions as quickly as possible by writing the answer on the sticky note, running to the front of the classroom and sticking the answer in the relevant box If there is a key word – write something you know about this! Once the box has been filled (answered) no other teams can attempt to answer

Using the OCR spec / mark scheme I have created some questions showing how to break it down and some example answers

Several revision questions. I cut this out and stuck onto a game of jenga, allowing students to pull out a brick and they would have to answer the question. Their partner would decide if they answered correctly.

A range of basic cheerleading moves. Best used when laminated so students are able to choreograph their own sequences.

A trampolining booklet which explains both in English and in Arabic how to perform the moves.

Entire OCR spec Example 6 mark question 6 mark question Activity

A fun, detective-style drugs in sport lesson. Delegate one prison officer per table who has to explain the pros/cons of taking a specific drug. Students will have to look at the suspects on the table and discuss if that drug would be used in their sport and if so what perceived benefit would it give. Students rotate round to three different tables.

A booklet that works on students developing their knowledge recall in several topics. This booklet is based on questions/tasks from the following units- Engagement patterns Commercialisation Ethics in sport The booklet can be used for week by week homework and/or as a revision booklet. It is also easily adapted and amended to suit.

The booklet consists of the following topics: Commercialisation Ethics in Sport Engagement patterns Sports Psychology Each unit is colour co-ordinated with the topic to the questions. It also consists of top tips and marking such as ao1/ao2 and ao3. I’ve left it as a word document so it is easily adapted to suit how you teach

A range of tasks for an individual and/or a team to complete during a game