Social Justice in PE – Some Key Terms and Resources
We believe that every PE teacher should focus on social justice in PE and work towards a more impactful and inclusive PE experience. A key…
Primary Curriculum Dance: Taking Away the Fear
Introduction Dance is a statutory curriculum requirement at both Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2, but it is no secret that a large proportion…
Dancing for Doughnuts with Eve Murphy
Dance has the potential to develop a wide range of physical, social, emotional and cognitive skills in our children. However, it can often be unintentionally…
UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 – Free resources and prizes to inspire pupils!
https://www.pescholar.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/WEURO2022_Generic-School-Pack-V2-16×9-1.mp4 Primary and secondary schools can now download an extensive programme of free cross-curricular resources to inspire pupils as the nation counts down to…
Improving Health and Increasing Activity!
Our colleagues at Why Sports have an exciting conference planed for the 14th of June 2022. The conference entitled “Improving Health and Increasing Activity” seeks…
The Evolution of the Concept Curriculum
Although only fairly new, it is time to discuss the evolution of the Concept Curriculum and consider how we can best provide personally relevant learning,…
PE Scholar awarded Cyber Essentials Plus certification
We have been awarded the Cyber Essentials Plus certification that demonstrates our professionalism and commitment to organisational security.
Global Perspectives of PE policy and practice
In 2021 we took the opportunity to connect with and listen to the perspectives of a range of educators, teacher educators and researchers around the…
Teaching PE in an International School
This blog post captures the main takeaway messages and a place for you to access the recorded session with Phil Mathe on 10th January 2022.…