Mr. Matt’s Monopoly Fitness Game - PE Lesson home learning workout I created this for my students to use at home during lockdown. Feel free to use and/or adapt.

I created this sports quiz and delivered to students as an extra curricular activity through Google Meets/Zoom. It went down well and has a good mix of questions from easy to a bit more difficult. Feel free to use and stay safe.

Sport and Society - Sport and the Law For A Level PE (AQA) - New 2016 Specification This teaching resource covers the key areas of the new specification in relation to Sports Law. Includes a thorough presentation, a student worksheet following the presentation, and a keyword definitions activity (print and cut for match-up task). The resource also includes a link to access documents via Google drive which I will update as accordingly. The drive also includes a number of media articles and programme/initiative details/handbooks. Key areas include: • Performers (contracts, injury, loss of earnings) • Officials (negligence) • Coaches (duty of care) • Spectators (safety, hooliganism) A range of specific court case throughout allow students to research these areas more deeply. This resource covers 1-2 lessons worth of content. All of my resources are available at a very reasonable price and are specifically for the new specification. As an experienced A-level teacher, I understand how difficult and time consuming it is to find relevant resources for a change of specification so I created them myself.

A-Z of Physical Education (PE Theory) keywords. Print out and laminate (optional) and then stick up around the classroom - great links to literacy across the curriculum and helpful for students to be able to see the words to reinforce spelling.

A circuit training video and exercise tracking sheet that I created and used for home learning during the lockdown. Easily accessible exercises, 3 sets of 12 exercises, 30 seconds work:rest ratio.

Sport and Society - Violence in Sport For A Level PE (AQA) - New 2016 Specification Areas covered - performer and spectator violence, causes and possible solutions/strategies, Hooligans, the Taylor's Report, high profile examples, lots of videos, tasks and questions. Includes presentation, student worksheet following presentation, keyword definitions (print and cut for match-up task), link to Kahoot! quiz. Also includes a link to access via google drive. A range of research tasks throughout that easily covers 2-3 lessons worth of content.

Presentation including tasks and activities for 2 lessons covering new specification. Covers - The amateur, fair play, sportsmanship, Olympic oath, gamesmanship, the win ethic, deviancy (positive and negative) plus ways of combatting deviancy/promoting fair play. Includes exam style questions. Student worksheet to follow presentation. Links to documents via google drive and quiz via Kahoot!

Sport and Society - Drugs in Sport For A Level PE (AQA) - New 2016 Specification A 52 slide presentation and complete package for approximately 3 lessons of content. Areas covered - social and psychological reasons for elite athletes using illegal drugs to improve performance, effects of illegal drugs on the performer high profile examples, positive and negative effects of drug taking for the sport and the performer, arguments for and against drug testing and taking, current strategies to combat illegal drug taking. Lots of videos, tasks and questions. Includes presentation, student worksheet following presentation, keyword definitions (print and cut for match-up task), and link to Kahoot! quiz. Also includes a link to access all documents via google drive. Please rate my resources also - thanks

Sport and Society - The Role of Technology in Physical Activity and Sport For A Level PE (AQA) - New 2016 Specification 7582 This teaching resource covers the key areas of the new specification in relation to technology in sport. Includes a thorough presentation, a student worksheet following the presentation, and a keyword definitions activity (print and cut for match-up task). The resource also includes a link to access documents via Google drive which I will update as accordingly. Key areas include: • Sports analytics • Data collection - quantitative and qualitative, objective and subjective, validity and reliability • Video and analysis programmes - Dartfish and Prozone • GPS and motion-tracking software and hardware • Testing and recording equipment - the metabolic cart for indirect calorimetry • Data integrity • Functions of sports analytics - monitoring of fitness, skill and technique development, injury prevention (vibration and electrostimulation, game analysis, Talent ID and scouting • The development of equipment and facilities and their impact on participation and performance • The positive and negative impacts of technology on the performer, the coach, the sport, and the audience The resource allows for an in-depth coverage of the main specification areas with detailed examples and many videos inserted into the presentation (in Google slides). This resource easily covers 3-4 lessons worth of content. All of my resources are available at a very reasonable price and are specifically for the new specification. As an experienced A-level teacher, I understand how difficult and time consuming it is to find relevant resources for a change of specification so I created them myself this year to follow this.

**Sport and Society - Emergence of globalisation of sport i the 21C - Pre-Industrial Britain - Popular Recreation (pre-1780) For A Level PE (AQA) - New 2016 Specification ** This is a robust teaching resource covering all areas of the new specification. Includes a thorough 35 slide presentation, a keyword definitions activity (print and cut for match-up task), and examination style questions and answers, with an additional link to a Kahoot! quiz containing further questions. The resource also includes a link to access documents via Google drive which I will update as accordingly. Key areas include: Characteristics and impact on sporting recreation Rural, local, two-tier class system - Limited to mob football and real tennis Characteristics of popular and rational recreation linked to the two-tier class system The resource covers 2 lessons worth of content. I spend many hours researching and creating the resources. Why spend your own valuable time doing this? All my resources are available at a very reasonable price and are specifically for the new specification. As an experienced A-level teacher, I understand how difficult and time consuming it is to find relevant resources for a change of specification so I created them myself.

A great orienteering course to engage students and the wider community. With 30 interactive Pokemon control points (with QR links) to find, this resource will engage students and enhance their map reading skills. Each Pokemon has 6 data points to note and these are then used to answer Maths challenges with 2 sets of 20 questions created that are suitable for primary and secondary students. The resources can be very adaptable to suit your needs: Stand alone orienteering course Stand alone maths challenges Cross curricular work Control points can be personalised with your school logo and either put around the school, hall or classroom. Simply print in colour with 2-4 per page (depending on intended size), laminate, hole punch the corners and place in your desired locations. Personally, I am the head of PE in an international school, so I used this to engage students, parents and staff in safe, socially distanced physical activity in my local area during the movement restrictions due to Covid-19 and this was extremely well received. It spanned a 7km course. Resources are uploaded in office but links to Google docs/slides are there (as these are my preferred format). If you need to make edits, simply ‘make a copy’ and the ownership will then be yours.

Over 30 team building and outdoor adventurous activities for that can be used within the PE curriculum and for both student and staff team building workshops. I have been creating and adding to these over the last 7 years to provide a wide range of fun and creative tasks that have a strong emphasis on problem solving and teamwork. I have used them within my PE lessons as part of an OAA unit of work, with my form groups at the start of the year, with A level students to develop teamwork, with staff as part of a full team building day and i also delivered these to fellow professionals at a PE conference. Hopefully they can give you some ideas on how to create and implement simple tasks using minimal equipment to further develop communication, teamwork, leadership and problem solving skills.

Powerpoint of social process linked to the specification with examination questions

Powerpoint presentation, lesson notes for students, comparisons worksheet and Kahoot quiz included. Covers characteristics, benefits, functions of Physical Recreation, Sport, PE and Outdoor Education. Specification specific for AQA 7580 for A2 7582.

101 Bodyweight Exercises The resource contains 101 interactive circuit training instructional cards for different bodyweight exercises focusing on abdominals, arms, legs, and whole body. Each instructional card comes with exercise images, simplified instructions and a QR code linked to a 30 second clip of the exercise. It is an easy to use resource with multiple uses that can be adapted to suit your students needs. Simply print off the cards (I would suggest 2 per A4 page) and use them as instructional cards during circuit training or fitness lessons. if you print them on different coloured card e.g. Abdominals on yellow card, arms on blue etc. then you will be able to easily tailor circuit stations for specific body parts or to allow recovery. You could also simply print the QR codes only for a random choice of station activities. It also comes with a master overview which can be adapted as a recording sheet to track progress.

Sport and Society - The Impact of Sport on Society & Society on Sport For A Level PE (AQA) - New 2016 Specification This is a robust teaching resource covering all areas of the new specification. Includes a thorough 102 slide presentation, student worksheet following presentation, a 51 keyword definitions activity (print and cut for match-up task), 13 examination style questions and answers, a link to a Kahoot! quiz containing a further 20+ questions. The resource also includes a link to access documents via Google drive which I will update as accordingly. The drive also includes a number of media articles and programme/initiative details/handbooks. Key areas include: • society • socialisation • social processes • social issues • social structures/stratification • social action theory • equal opportunities • discrimination • prejudice • stereotypes • full research, examples and initiatives covered for the four under-represented groups: • disability • ethnicity • disadvantaged • women in sport • barriers to participation • solutions and initiatives to increase participation • benefits to raising participation • Sport England and their local and national partners A range of research tasks throughout that easily covers 4-6 lessons worth of content. I have personally spent 40+ hours researching and creating this resource. Why spend your time doing this? All my resources are available at a very reasonable price and are specifically for the new specification. As an experienced A-level teacher, I understand how difficult and time consuming it is to find relevant resources for a change of specification so I created them myself.

Sport and Society - The Role of Technology in Physical Activity and Sport For A Level PE (AQA) - New 2016 Specification 7582 This resource is a 34 key word definitions match-up task covering the key areas of the new specification in relation to technology in sport. The keyword definitions activity is a print and cut for match-up task that can be used as a starter or revision aid. Key areas include: • Sports analytics • Data collection - quantitative and qualitative, objective and subjective, validity and reliability • Video and analysis programmes - Dartfish and Prozone • GPS and motion-tracking software and hardware • Testing and recording equipment - the metabolic cart for indirect calorimetry • Data integrity • Functions of sports analytics - monitoring of fitness, skill and technique development, injury prevention (vibration and electrostimulation, game analysis, Talent ID and scouting • The development of equipment and facilities and their impact on participation and performance • The positive and negative impacts of technology on the performer, the coach, the sport, and the audience Please note that this is a match-up task only and can be purchased together with my presentation as a separate resource.

Sport and Society - The Role of Technology in Physical Activity and Sport For A Level PE (AQA) - New 2016 Specification 7581 This teaching resource covers the key areas of the new specification in relation to technology in sport. Includes a thorough presentation, a student worksheet following the presentation, and a keyword definitions activity (print and cut for match-up task). The resource also includes a link to access documents via Google drive which I will update as accordingly. Key areas include: • Sports analytics • Data collection - quantitative and qualitative, objective and subjective, validity and reliability • Video and analysis programmes - Dartfish and Prozone • GPS and motion-tracking software and hardware • Testing and recording equipment - the metabolic cart for indirect calorimetry • Data integrity The resource allows for an in-depth coverage of the main specification areas with detailed examples and many videos inserted into the presentation (in Google slides). This resource easily covers 2 lessons worth of content. All of my resources are available at a very reasonable price and are specifically for the new specification. As an experienced A-level teacher, I understand how difficult and time consuming it is to find relevant resources for a change of specification so I created them myself this year to follow this.