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This swimming stroke analysis resource outlines the teaching points for a number of swimming strokes using BLABT, early diving progressions and backstroke start.

Safety, Injury & Health in Sport. The resources include a student booklet that can be used as a teaching/learning or homework resource, as well as a risk assessment pro forma.

Here are a number of OOA orienteering and problem solving resources that can be used within KS3 and KS4 lessons or extra curricular clubs such as Duke of Edinburgh.

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

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…

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

A couple of resource cards that can aid the teaching of Rock 'n' Roll lifts and Charleston dance moves. They can be used to assist planning or for student work cards.

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 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.

Bony Bingo is a great resource for A Level PE and it can also be adapted for GCSE PE and vocational courses. It can be used as a revision tool, starter activity, plenary activity or just an interactive way of learning the different types of bones and ossification process.