This lesson by lesson overview gives practical and easy ideas to teach football to students in either Key Stage 1 or 2. You can build upon these easy practical steps to incorporate your own ideas and increased challenges. You only need very basic equipment of a ball each, bibs, cones and you could teach the lessons both indoors and outside.

This is the most important article that  you can read before you go into Headship, during and even after. These are the tips that we should be discussing with each other in our meetings and catch ups. Life after Headship is not spoken about; it should be. Being a Headteacher was an absolute privilege and an opportunity that if it arises I would recommend to anyone. Reflecting on my time as a Headteacher, these are some of the things that I wish I had known before, during and after. However your Headship ends, these tips will be useful to help you prepare well in advance so that your transition onto your next opportunity can be as smooth as possible. They do focus on what you can do to prepare if you have to leave your Headship quickly; but the tips are equally useful if you are in control of when you leave.

This is a simple crib sheet developed over the years to support the process of recording an acting upon a safeguarding disclosure

A series of running lessons to help students improve their running fitness and to develop their knowledge of key training and physiological training terminology. These lessons are proven to be challenging but also fun over a number of years with students of all abilities.