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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.

Here are a selection of resource cards that can be used during a fitness circuit to aid teaching. Each resource card outlines the activity and how it is correctly conducted.

A selection of resources that can be used when teaching muscles and movement. The PowerPoint presentation covers the different types of muscle, tendons, ligaments, characteristics of muscles i.e.: smooth, striated, voluntary, involuntary and cardiac. There is also a muscle labelling resource than can be used as a test or homework task.

Respiration poster explaining the chemical process of releasing energy from organic compounds. It is a series of enzyme-controlled reactions in which energy is transferred to produce adenosine triphosphate (ATP) from adenosine diphosphate (ADP) and inorganic phosphate (Pi).

KS3 health and fitness project booklet covering 5 activity/topic areas: Being Healthy at Home, Healthy Eating, Keeping Fit, Mental Wellbeing, and Round Up.

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.

A selection of resources that I have tried and tested when delivering the Sport Education approach to a Netball unit of work. I have found from personal experience that this approach in KS4 is very successful if delivered and managed effectively. These resources could be used as a framework to apply to other sports.

A resource card that can be used to aid the teaching of the correct bowling technique for cricket. It can be used as a peer, self check or non-participant resource card within lessons or extra-curricular clubs.

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.

Here are a series of four lessons for personal survival including the final assessment.

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.