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Key concepts and key processes posters outlining the National Curriculum to support learning objectives and refer back to during mini-pleneries.

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.

Poster illustrating Physical Literacy (PL) as a life course continuum, exploring the need and focus during each life course phase from which a curriculum framework can be devised.

This resource is designed to explain what solo taxonomy is and how to use it within lessons. The first resource is a lesson resource that…

Here are a selection of Olympic Sport Posters that can be used to decorate your PE department, changing rooms, gyms and office. Includes 29 different sports.

Plenary producer is a great teacher resource that will help give you ideas for plenary activities and mini-plenary activities within your lessons. It outlines a number of plenary tasks and details how to perform them.

A dynamic lesson plan template to complete either prior to lessons or to engage students by getting them to complete sections within the lesson.

Here are a number of resources from the Get Set Network aimed at promoting a sporting legacy and reliving some of the highlights of London 2012, and also includes Olympic value certificates.

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.

A couple of resources that can be used to support the teaching of drugs use and misuse in sport. These resources can be incorporated within lessons as starter and revision activities or set as homework.

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.

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.