AQA GCSE Physical Education Paper on a Page. Best printed in A3, provides all content for each paper into a mind map. Excellent resource for all abilities.

End of unit tests & mark schemes for AQA GCSE PE (A-G). It is the current Y11 specification examinable in May 2017.

A power point which provides detailed information on the NEA assessment for practical and the written coursework - analysis and evaluation. The power point takes students through the break down of each area, includes worksheets to start planning for their analysis and evaluation and includes activities to help students complete their coursework, with the detail required from the exam board.

A bundle of 5 lessons with accompanying tasks that guide students through the process of building or scaffolding a long answer question. Each is tailored to a different topic from the specification.

AQA GCSE PE 2016 (1-9) Mock Exam Pack- Paper 1 & 2 and mark schemes as well as accompanying pupil analysis form. This exam pack has been designed following the format of the specimen papers. Paper 1 is about the Human Body and Paper 2 is about the socio-cultural influences in sport. Both papers are out of 78, starting with 7 multiple choice questions, becoming increasingly challenging and finishing with a 6 mark and then 9 mark question (in exactly the same way that the latest 2 specimen papers are set out). This paper however covers only the first 5 units as set out by the AQA suggested scheme of work which can be found on their website. As it only covers the first 5 units, your pupils will have covered the entire content of the paper providing a more realistic view of their progress at the end of year 10. Included in the pack are both paper 1 and paper 2 as well as an exam analysis form that the pupils can fill in. This provides the topics, maximum marks available and the pupils score. This will enable them or you to easily find gaps in knowledge and pupil's weak areas. This is an exceptional assessment tool for the end of year 10.

Guided mind maps / revision maps to help pupils cover a ll content when revising. They are mainly knowledge based for factual recall with some application activities. Useful for all learners to check knowledge and highlight then close any gaps in knowledge. Can be done independently or in lesson as a task. Easily differentiated with the optional use of exercise books or text books alongside the task. It is designed for use with the AQA (8582/C) specification. But will be mostly relevant to all boards. Will print as A4, but is best used when increased to A3 when photocopying to allow pupils sufficient space to answer effectively.

Basic knowledge tests for all areas of the course. 29 topics covered with accompanying answers. These are factual recall, knowledge based tests or exams. Can be projected as a whole class activity or printed for individual pupils. Excellent for starters, plenaries, weak areas for individual pupils or for weaker pupils, as well as an all round great tool for assessing knowledge and finding specific gaps in knowledge

24 differentiated long/ extended answer questions pack. The 24 questions cover the content of the course, they are differentiated with an easier and harder sheet. NOW INCLUDE MODEL ANSWERS with AO1,2 &3 highlighted for students to see exam skills alongside content. The questions provide a planning space to help your students scaffold or build the answer. This is completed on the easier sheet to allow your weaker students the opportunity to write in continuous prose from the information provided. The completed planning grid will also work as a mark scheme for the more difficult worksheets.

8 End of Unit Tests for the new AQA GCSE PE Specification. They are created using the suggested 2 year scheme of work by AQA and all answers are written using both the AQA specification and the endorsed text book. Each test starts with 3 multiple choice questions and is followed by a mixture of short and longer answer questions. Each test is out of 30 and fits on 2 pages. They all have the option for diagnostic marking to highlight weak areas. These are set out so that follow up work on weak areas can be done. I use the zigzag education topic tests for this. This is a fantastic resource that will save you and your team hours of preparation time and not only assess your pupils, but highlight the weak areas for further intervention.