Key Stage 4

This tennis forehand resource is ideal for use as a non-performer card or to aid self / peer coaching and/or assessment.

This resource is ideal for use on and in the lead up to World Poetry Day (21st March). Or drop everything and read initiatives. These…

This resource is ideal to introduce the rules of softball. It explains how to pitch, bat and how you can get ‘out’.  It can be…

Wallball is a fast growing sport that is great for developing hand-eye coordination and can be played with relatively little space and equipment. These wallball…

Here is a brief game outline for Ultimate Frisbee. Attachments are provided in both Word and PDF formats.

An easy to use pupil observation sheet. This will allow pupils to complete observations within their lessons in order to assess their learning and improve your own teaching.

This PE jeopardy game is based on principles from the book "Physical Education for Lifelong Fitness". Topics include basic training principles, FITT guidelines, nutrition, muscular strength, and flexibility.

A simple assessment rubric to evaluate your students who dance along with the Michael Jackson Thriller video.

This resource outlines how to conduct the Harvard Step Test. The Harvard Step Test is used to measure aerobic fitness and more specifically can be…

This Badminton assessment table is ideal for summative or end of unit assessment. You could also use it for formative feedback for GCSE moderation by…

This sports injury worksheet is ideal for use with GCSE or BTEC Students in class or as home learning. It outlines a range of different…

This table tennis teaching resource has a range of useful cards including the rules and how to play card, shot technique and cut out ships…