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Resources that can be used to teach GCSE or AS Physical Education. The PowePoint presentations cover isometric and isotonic muscle contractions, muscle fibre types, muscular system and the different types of muscle. There are also two student handouts that can be used with the PowerPoint presentations.

Heart structure PowerPoint presentation that illustrates the workings of the heart and provides generic information regarding cardiac muscle and function. This resource can be used when teaching A Level or GCSE Physical Education.

A number of posters of famous sports men and women from the past and present. These are ideal for changing room displays, classroom displays or just for improving sporting general knowledge.

This PowerPoint presentation and accompanying worksheet covers the layout of the respiratory system, mechanics of breathing, the nasal system, the structure of the lungs, breathing during exercise, and lactic acid production.

PowerPoint presentation that covers personality and learning perspectives. The learning objectives this PowerPoint aims to address are to understand theories of personality, learning theories and their characteristics, understand the role that psychology and the use of the mind has prior to, during and after sports performance, be able to apply the theories to specific situations, realising the strengths and weaknesses of different approaches, and be able to make relevant synoptic links.

A selection of resources that can be used when teaching muscles and movement. The PowerPoint presentation covers the different types of muscle, tendons, ligaments, characteristics of muscles i.e.: smooth, striated, voluntary, involuntary and cardiac. There is also a muscle labelling resource than can be used as a test or homework task.

Bony Bingo is a great resource for A Level PE and it can also be adapted for GCSE PE and vocational courses. It can be used as a revision tool, starter activity, plenary activity or just an interactive way of learning the different types of bones and ossification process.

The Sandringham Questioning Wheel is a resource that can be used to aid teachers when asking questions. It provides ideas on how to structure questions and link to higher level questions and higher order thinking skills. It is a great tool that can be used to vary the type of questions used within lessons.

A selection of Resource cards for the following paralympic sports: Goalball, Wheelchair Basketball, Seated Volleyball, Boccia. These resources can be used within curriculum lessons for able bodied or disable pupils, as an alternative activity. Ideal for raising awareness for the London 2012 Paralympics.

GCSE PE revision booklet covering: Exercise and Training, Health Fitness and Performance, Skill Related Fitness, Principles of Training, Methods of Training, Diet Health and Exercise, Drugs, Prevention of Injury, Sports Injuries, Circulatory System, Respiratory System, Bones, Joints, Tendons and Ligaments, Muscles and Muscle Action.

Here are a selection of games and warm up ideas, ideally suited to KS1 and KS2 pupils. Smugglers Video Game Cat & Mouse Hoop The…

A few Skill Acquisition & Sport Psychology practical lesson ideas. These ideas can be used to help convey theory in a practical manner. Topics covered include: Feedback, Concentration, Processing, Stimulus response, and Reaction Time.