A power point containing 16 different slides, each with a SMSC starter discussion activity. These are all focused on sport and are a great to have on display at the start of a PE lesson (possibly as the students are getting changed). They would also fit nicely in a PSHCE unit of work. Each one encourages students to give their opinion on a SMSC topic. A great way of working SMSC into your lesson and to started group discussions with students.

These sheets allow you and your students to track their knowledge of the ten topics in the syllabus. Each of the chapters is broken down into sections, allowing staff/students the ability to track specific areas that are of a strength or weakness. There are spaces to write in end of unit tests or sub-unit mini test results.

New, for the 2016 OCR specification, this is a 28 mark end of unit test for section 2.1a (Engagement patterns of different social groups in physical activities and sports). It includes questions from past papers that are still relevant, as well as new questions. It contains a range of questions styles. There is a section at the end for peer and staff feedback. This can be altered or removed if desired.

This is an enjoyable task for students. It comprises of 7 cards, each with a different person on. Working in pairs/groups, students have to identify any positive or negative factors that may affect participation for the person on each card.

This is ideal to use at KS3 or could be used at GCSE level if you're introducing the students to the sport. The QR codes have links to relevant short videos. Fractions is also included to tick the numeracy box. The levels can be altered to suit your school's current assessing structure.

A worksheet that is ideal to print out A3 size. For the new AQA 2016 spec, this worksheet asks students to name the 7 effects of exercise on the muscular system and describe the impact this has on the body/performance.

A pack of 14 worksheets, complete with lesson objective and student tasks. These focus on 14 different themes and are ideal to introduce some of the themes of GCSE PE to Key Stage 3 students to give them some foundation knowledge. The topics include: Warming up, Recover Rates, Aspects of Fitness, Calories, Muscles, Joints & Movements, Target Zones plus many more. These are ideal for lessons based in a fitness room.

A revision sheet showing the different types of movement and which muscle provide the movement when contracting.

A worksheet that allows the students to record their fitness tests results.

New for the 2016 AQA GCSE specification. A worksheet that allows the students to describe and learn the functions of the skeleton.

Suitable for the brand new 2016 AQA specification. This is a useful information/revision sheet for the students to learn the bones relevant to the new spec.