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22Mar
What is assessment for learning in PE?
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What is assessment for learning in PE (AFL), and how can you use it to support your pupils’ progress? AFL […]
15Feb
Example lesson plans for physical education
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For the past month, you’ve been able to access example lesson plans for physical education. Recent example lesson plans Year […]
13Feb
How to teach a good PE lesson
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Children running around with smiley happy faces does not make a PE lesson good. Â I was told this while shadowing […]
17Jan
Sport of the Month: Badminton
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This month’s featured sport is badminton! We have recently published our first unit of this exciting and inclusive net-wall game […]
05Dec
What makes a good teacher great?
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Recently my friend ‘had Ofsted’, and the usual stress ensued at her school. My friend is a good teacher, in […]
21Sep
Physical Literacy in school
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Physical Literacy is now common talk amongst teachers, both primary and secondary. However, there are some mixed messages about what […]
26Jun
Swimming primary school curriculum
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It is the responsibility of primary schools to teach the swimming. The swimming attainment target states all pupils should swim […]
08May
Increasing physical activity in school
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There is currently a lot of focus on PE, school sport and physical activity (PESSPA) due to the recent increase […]
06Feb
The BBC launch Super Movers
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In January the BBC launched their latest offering to schools. With the help of teachers, BBC Super movers is designed […]
19Jan
PE CPD for Primary Teachers
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One of the most enjoyable parts of my job is delivering PE CPD for primary teachers in schools and there’s […]
29Nov
Self-evaluation for good to outstanding PE
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Ofsted inspections largely bypass PE, even since the introduction of the PE and Sport Premium funding. Therefore, schools are not […]
30Oct
The Primary PE and Sport Premium – Autumn 2017
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It is an exciting time in PE and School Sport. The world is waking up to the wide impact that being […]