Key Stage 2

Four swimming resource cards covering each stroke. They can be used as coaching aids for non-participants or for teaching point reminders for pupils. Each card describes the arm action, leg action, body position and timing for each swimming stroke.

A selection of gymnastics resource cards that can aid teaching and learning. They can be used as learning resource cards or non-participant resources.

Here are a selection of swimming non-participant resource cards for pupils who are not actively participating in the lesson, or these resources can be used to aid learning.

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.

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

Here is a London Olympics 2012 legacy starter presentation. It can be used within a wide array of subjects not just physical education, and across KS3 or KS4 year groups.

A number of resources that can be used or adapted for both softball and baseball. They can be used within lessons as pupil resources or as a teacher resource to inform lesson planning.

A couple of resources and teaching ideas for Parachute games. Ideal for use with KS1/KS2 pupils especially on wet weather days!

Here are a range of football resource cards, coaching ideas and a self assessment resource. Great for use within curriculum time or extra curricular clubs.

Here are some SAQ - Fundamental Movement Skills resources. These are ideal for KS2/KS3/KS4 fundamental lessons, improving movement coordinations.

Here are some resources that can be used as non-participant resources or as a starter/plenary activity. Includes a quiz and word search activity.

This is a Trampolining self assessment resource card that can be used for self analysis or peer analysis. There are three different sequences that differ in difficulty.