Key Stage 3

The analysis and 'ideal' model of a breastroke and front crawl and comparison to that of an average recreational swimmer.

Here is a backhand passing technique checklist for ultimate frisbee, aimed at KS3/KS4 students, covering the correct stance, grip and spin. Attachments are provided in both Word and PDF formats.

Volleyball resource overview This teaching resource contains volleyball rules, regulations, key terminology and some basic teaching ideas / principles to consider when designing lessons. The…

Parkour sports education resource.

This table tennis overview resource card outlines some of the basic shots, rules and general principles of how to play the game. It can be…

This Benefits of Physical Activity Health and Wellbeing Resource encourages students to explore the range of benefits of partaking in physical activity. It can be…

A simple resource card with clear pictures showing creative ways to control a football that pupils can see and try! Ideal for an ages 11-15 football (soccer) lesson on ball control.

A few examples of some effective questioning strategies that I have used in both practical and theory lessons, at Key Stages 3 and 4.

A card for a small sided game so that all pupils can experience a modified softball game. I give it to my PE groups and they learn/develop this so that they can then play it as a warm up game, recapping basic skills of batting, catching and general fielding skills.

Here is a quick overview of the basic rules of ultimate frisbee, provided in both Word and PDF formats.

This is a basic template allowing students to map out and implement their own fitness circuit. It's really simple to understand and can be tailored or edited for any specific area you / they may want to work on.

These key words can be printed and stuck on walls throughout lessons and can be a reminder for you to include them in your lessons.