Trauma-Informed PE Series 1/3: Relationships are at the heart of Physical Education
Over the next three weeks we will be showcasing a series of blogs looking at Trauma Informed Physical Education. The next two blogs in the…
Recommended Summer Playlist
We are often asked by PE teachers to recommend great reads and podcasts that will support them to hone their craft as physical educators or…
Brand New CENTURY Subject: Theory PE and Sport
CENTURY have just released the first of two brand new subjects that are available for learners on our AI-powered platform: Theory PE and Sport. The AQA GCSE PE…
Is it time to ditch changing during PE lessons?
By Paul Sammon & Lee Sullivan Our inspiration for writing this blog stems from a shared concern and frustration at the significant amount of timetabled…
Primary Concept Curriculum Launch
On Thursday 6th July 2023 we hosted the launch Zoom for our much anticipated Primary Concept Curriculum. Watch the recording below: Read more about the…
Silver Employer Recognition Award from the Ministry of Defence
PE Scholar is happy to report that we have received the Silver Employer Recognition Award from the Ministry of Defence for our commitments to and…
The Primary Physical Education Concept Curriculum
Building on the success of the Secondary Concept Curriculum which was launched in 2021 and following several requests for a similar approach at Primary level,…
Supercharged PE: Embedding Cross-Curricular Links
Guest Blog By Phil Mathe – @PhilMathe79_PE Cross-Curricular World The world beyond the classroom is cross-curricular. Through my window I see walls, trees, people walking…
Is Moderate Competency Enough?
The purpose of this blog is to explore comments made by Scott Kretchmar around moderate competency within physical education (PE) and challenge the pursuit of…