PE Refusers – Prevention is as important as the cure?
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…
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Using Teaching Personal and Social Responsibility (TPSR) as pedagogy of affect to enact the Health and Well-being AOLE through PE.
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…
PEdagogy in Practice Conference 2023
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…
Head Heart Hands KS3 Tracker
This Head Heart Hands tracker and pupil log ensure that tracking and reporting on the learning journey of your PE students has never been easier.…
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…
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…
Transformative PE
Here we are in 2023 and the language of High-Quality Physical Education or Outstanding PE seems to have shifted again towards ‘Transformative PE’ but what…
Athletics Teaching Made Easy: Book Review by Carl Broome
Athletics Teaching Made Easy Athletics, you might argue, is one of the purest forms of physical activity and is a staple of PE curricula across…
National Curriculum for PE
During my recent trip to Kuala Lumpur to deliver at FOBISIA PE and Sport Conference, as well as recent appearances at PE conferences here in…