Top Tips for Teaching Athletics with Dan Hutchinson
When taught well, athletics is an engaging, exciting and essential part of every physical education programme. However, there are considerable extra health and safety concerns…
When taught well, athletics is an engaging, exciting and essential part of every physical education programme. However, there are considerable extra health and safety concerns…
Introduction In order for physical literacy to be operationalised within teaching practice it needs to be unpacked for use within physical education. It is difficult…
At the end of January, Gareth Evans highlighted in his article for Schools Week that Physical Education (PE) is currently failing to meet the needs…
On 18th March 2022, Ofsted published it’s PE research review. Here is Hanna Miller, HMI Subject Lead for Physical Education talking briefly about what it…
We are excited to announce that we will be working with British Rowing to enhance their indoor rowing materials for schools and provide a teacher…
Introduction Dance is a statutory curriculum requirement at both Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2, but it is no secret that a large proportion…
Dance has the potential to develop a wide range of physical, social, emotional and cognitive skills in our children. However, it can often be unintentionally…
Although only fairly new, it is time to discuss the evolution of the Concept Curriculum and consider how we can best provide personally relevant learning,…
In 2021 we took the opportunity to connect with and listen to the perspectives of a range of educators, teacher educators and researchers around the…
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