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KS2 is 7-11 years old – Nov 20, 7:53 PM- No this is everything sorry. – Nov 20, 7:51 PM
Awesome. These lessons are a good start. Thanks very much – Nov 19, 7:03 AM
I also had problems downloading the lessons and assessments. Is there anyway you could email me them as well? thank you. – Nov 07, 7:07 PM
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Youth Sport Trust Manifesto For PE and School Sport
The Youth Sport Trust launches new PE and school sport manifesto ahead of elections, aiming to unlock potential talent in young people. -
Football In Schools
Discussing the many benefits of football, as the English Schools’ Football Association sets out to gather opinions from educators and organisers. -
Developments In Primary Physical Education and School Sport
Coaching In Schools portal and Minister's To-Do list head recent developments in primary PE and sports. -
Revised Vision For Primary PE And Sport Premium
The Department for Education has announced a new and simplified vision statement and objectives for Primary PE and School Sport Premium. -
Introducing Freestyle Gymnastics
An overview of the benefits of freestyle gymnastics - a new activity combining traditional gymnastics and martial arts disciplines. -
Targeting Childhood Obesity
Research shows a strong link between overweight mothers and childhood obesity, and suggests the critical age for intervention is between 7 and 11 years. -
Table Tennis: A challenging Physical and Cognitive game
Table tennis is an ideal activity to play indoors during the colder winter months, as both a casual and competitive sport, at any age and ability level. -
Focus on Cycling
There are clear benefits to the physical health and academic ability of children when actively commuting by bike. New policies aim to encourage cycling. -
The Relationship Between Mental Health And Physical Activity
Research suggests that taking part in sports may help to combat the increasing numbers of mental health issues observed in children and adolescents. -
Developing Play
Discussing the opportunities for improving the playground area, and the potential social and physical benefits to students by developing play. -
Ice Is Not The Answer For Recovery
Ice may not be the best treatment for recovery. New research shows traditional cold therapy and rest may actually delay healing of injuries. -
Girls in Sport
Sport England has announced its new marketing campaign This Girl Can, with the aim of encouraging more girls to participate in sports. -
GCSE Physical Education Without Practical PE Assessment
Highlighting concerns that the amended PE assessment in the national curriculum places too much emphasis on theory at the detriment of physical competence. -
Primary Schools Must Offer More Swimming
Schools told to offer more swimming, as report finds that nearly half of primary age children lack sufficient skills to swim one length unaided. -
Playful Playgrounds
The impact of the National Lottery Primary Spaces fund, as the first few schools begin to invest their allocation towards much needed playground areas.