By Lee Sullivan Introduction Observation serves as an essential component of effective teaching, fostering a deeper understanding of students’ needs and learning dynamics. Within the…
By Lee Sullivan Introduction There can be no doubt that assessment has been an area of contention and challenge for physical educators for some time.…
As a Head of PE in a working class comprehensive school in the North of England, I found that challenging those without kit and perennial…
Introduction In my previous blog, I touched on how I’d begun to adopt ‘pedagogies of affect’ (Kirk, 2010, 2021; Casey & Kirk, 2021) in my…
Are you looking for new and innovative practical ideas to enhance your PE teaching? Join us for the 2023 PEdagogy in Practice Conference at the…
Guest Blog By Matthew Trowbridge ‘What are we doing in PE today?’ An age-old question asked by your most enthusiastic learners, yet also asked by…
Over the last two weeks, we have released blogs on Trauma Informed PE: Relationships at the heart of Physical Education, & What is Trauma Informed…
We had an incredible response from last week’s blog on Trauma Informed PE: Relationships at the heart of Physical Education We wanted to follow up…
Starting life as a PE teacher in a new school can be a daunting experience. The latter stages of the Summer will perhaps become less…
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