Key Stage 4 - PE Scholar

Heart Rate Lab – Find & Measure Your Pulse

Posted by Michael Cummings
/ November 12, 2013 / 2 Comments

This excel worksheet reinforces the focus for students to know how to take their pulse. It is a template for all areas of sport and activity. It has been used effectively in jump rope, basketball and WOD lessons and engages students to work out at their own pace based on their heart rate.
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BTEC First Diploma – Fitness Development Unit 11 Booklet

Posted by PE4Learning
/ November 8, 2013 / Leave a comment

This booklet can be used to assist in the delivery of Fitness Development (Unit 11) of the Btec First Diploma course, and adapted as required.
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Learning Progression Map – Track Learning Through Lesson

Posted by PE4Learning
/ November 6, 2013 / Leave a comment

A simple but effective way of condensing paper, booklets or worksheets into a simple map of charting learning progress on one page.
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Cartwheel Visual Resource Card

Posted by Michael Rankin
/ October 4, 2013 / Leave a comment

This resource card can serve as a visual aid helping students to perform a cartwheel in gymnastics.
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Irish Rounders / Softball Resources

Posted by AnnMarie Ralph
/ September 19, 2013 / Leave a comment

This resource uses the ‘TGfU’ idea to teach rounders in physical education. The area should be split into 3/4 different areas so each game can be played safely at one time. Included is a table covering the basic tactics in rounders. There are also tactic cards for four one hour lessons. Start by giving the cards to students to learn about the game. Get them to look at the situations, then answer the questions. Play a game, then ask the students more questions. Then try a practice session and move into a game situation. This helps improve understanding of Irish Rounders / Softball and gets students thinking about what they should do as a batter or fielder. The questions and practice situations are also included. Both PDF and Word formats are available.
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Health & Fitness Bingo

Posted by Chris Cavert
/ September 16, 2013 / 1 Comment

This activity worksheet is an interactive class exercise for students who have at least a general idea of health-related fitness concepts (e.g. 12 years of age and older). Each student has a fitness topic bingo sheet and a pen. Students mingle around the room collecting signatures from other students who can say “YES” to a topic in a particular box. The game can stop when someone has five-in-a-row or when someone fills his or her entire card with at least one signature in each box (my favorite way to play). This activity is a nice way to get students interacting and learning about each other. It’s also a nice lead in to discuss a wide variety of fitness-related topics. For example, eating habits, exercise habits, fitness levels, and fitness practices. You can also take the idea and create other signature bingo cards for different subject areas. Dr. Chris Cavert Northeatern...
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Passing and moving starter activity for football lesson

Posted by Eamonn Fahy
/ August 5, 2013 / 1 Comment

A football starter activity to organise students into groups, setting context and role models for a passing and moving lesson.
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GCSE Moderation Videos

Posted by Sithembiso
/ August 4, 2013 / Leave a comment

Tennis Hi Guys please check out my IGCSE tennis video I did last year regarding one of my Physical Education students who did IGCSE PE. He got a very high mark. Netball This is my netball video I did of my students who did IGCSE Netball. Basketball This is the basketball video of one of our students who did IGCSE basketball. This video was shot in 2012. Football This is the football edited video without the warm up. This is one of the best football skills related videos I have seen in a while. Golf Golf video. This is the best video I have submitted for review. This candidate got the highest mark for Golf as his sport. he got 47/50 for Golf.
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Swimming Stroke Analysis Resource

Posted by Liz Myers
/ August 3, 2013 / Leave a comment

This swimming stroke analysis resource outlines the teaching points for a number of swimming strokes using BLABT, early diving progressions and backstroke start.
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Mobile Applications & Micro Blogging Technology Poster Presentation – International Physical Literacy Conference 2013

Posted by Liz Myers
/ June 16, 2013 / 3 Comments

Introduction Information Communication Technology (ICT) rapidly and incrementally changes over time. The use of ICT In the modern world has evolved to become an integral part of everyday life, whether communicating, accessing or downloading data, across the vast spectrum of devices and platforms in use today. It is important that education responds accordingly to this technological demand, ensuring that what is being taught and learnt in schools across the country remains relevant and engaging. The use of ICT within education can aid the development of physically literate individuals who are competent and confident in using a wide array of digital media and technology to enhance their physical literacy journey within and beyond compulsory education. 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...
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Heart Rate Lab – Find & Measure Your Pulse

BTEC First Diploma – Fitness Development Unit 11 Booklet

Learning Progression Map – Track Learning Through Lesson

Cartwheel Visual Resource Card

Irish Rounders / Softball Resources

Passing and moving starter activity for football lesson

GCSE Moderation Videos

Swimming Stroke Analysis Resource

Mobile Applications & Micro Blogging Technology Poster Presentation – International Physical Literacy Conference 2013

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