Key Stage 4

This resource card outlines the fundamental squash tactics and court layout. It could be used within lessons or extra-curricular clubs.

Here is a Cricket straight drive resource card that can be used within lessons or extra-curricular clubs, as a teaching resource, self check, peer assessment or non-doer resource card.

This is a Javelin approach, execution and recovery reciprocal resource card that could be used within lessons or extracurricular clubs. It could also be used as a non participant resource card.

The first resource card outlines what plyometric training is and its benefits, along with identifying plyometric training exercises for the upper and lower body specific to Javelin. The second resource card outlines the different types of stretches and their benefits, as well as specific stretching exercises associated with Javelin.

This resource can be used to introduce free running to your class. Free running is landing properly, shoulder rolls and vaults. There is a simple rubric…

This floor hockey unit plan contains six lessons plus three accompanying assessment sheets. It focusses on skill development and general knowledge needed to participate in floor hockey, with an additional focus on minor strategy and teamwork within floor hockey. It can be altered to suit varying class sizes and exercise spaces too.

A useful basketball curriculum assessment (with and without) levels resource card that can be used as a pupil self assessment or peer assessment resource.

Image of badminton court showing left and right service boxes, lines for both singles and doubles play and scoring information.

Quick Teaching Tool – Talk It, Cover It, Improve It, Apply It, Write It.

Indoor athletics lesson for rainy days when it is unsafe to participate in activities outside.

Presentation about the Sochi Winter Olympics, the different sports (including worksheets for pupils) and GB medal hopes and results.

Recent advancements in ICT have allowed for the use of mobile technology and micro blogging within education to become a reality. Mobile apps, and micro blogging websites such as Twitter, have the potential to really enhance learning experiences within education. This poster outlines how this technology can be used to enhance teaching and learning experiences and promote physical literacy.