Is PE ‘Fit’ for Purpose?
Is PE ‘Fit’ for Purpose? After many years of teaching PE and realising my ambition as a Head of Department, I recently found myself questioning…
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Changing Our Curriculum Offer: From Traditional Sport to a Concept-Driven Approach
Reimagining Physical Education Curriculum Design – Introducing A Concept-Driven Approach My sport-driven, skill-focused, performance obsessed PE curriculum was failing to meet the needs of every…
Book Review: Perspectives on Game-Based Coaching
Introduction I have followed and recognised the quality in Shane Pill’s work for quite some time and encourage others to do likewise. Consequently, I am…
Launching our New Course – Awesome PE in 5 wAys
Course Overview This course provides a great foundation to consider how to build an AWESOME PE offer at your school. It will take you approximately…
Exploring #PhysEd in India: Part of the 2021 Series
Introduction This blog series seeks to explore how Physical Education is designed and practiced in countries around the world. The intention is to give insight…
Awesome PE in 5 wAys
Providing insight, support and challenge on how to create a great experience for your students in PE.
Exploring #PhysEd in the United States of America
Introduction This blog series seeks to explore how Physical Education is designed and practiced in countries around the world. The intention is to give insight…
Nature Elements and Fundamental Motor Skill Development Opportunities at Five Elementary School Districts in British Columbia
Abstract The majority of Canadian children are not physically active enough for healthy development. School playgrounds are a primary location to promote physical activity and…
Educator perceptions on the benefits and challenges of loose parts play in the outdoor environments of childcare centres
Abstract It is important to consider physical activity and movement in early life to ensure children establish and maintain healthy physical activity patterns. Recent evidence…