Top Tips for Applying and Starting a PE PGCE
Starting a Physical Education (PE) PGCE can be a rewarding yet demanding journey. Here are some top tips to help you thrive.
PE Insights Episode 42 Sam Horton – PE, Swimming and Leadership
Introduction In this episode, Nathan Walker is in conversation with Sam Horton, PE and swimming lead at a primary school in England. Sam champions PE…
DfE Call for Evidence Summary
In response to the DfE’s call for evidence, the team here at PE Scholar submitted an extensive reply in relation to PE – here is…
Designing a PE GCSE theory curriculum
by Annie-Jane Finch Johnson Introduction In my previous experience working with physical education (PE) teachers and from my online research of school website curricula, many…
PE Insights Episode 41 Louise Hacking – Periods, sports bras, barriers for girls, and male allyship
Introduction In this episode, Louise Hacking, a lecturer at Leeds Beckett University and passionate advocate for girls’ participation in physical education, discusses breaking down the…
PE Insights Episode 40 Olivia Flemons – Physical literacy in the community and PE experiences.
Introduction In a recent episode of the PE Insights podcast hosted by Nathan Walker, Olivia Flemings, a PhD student in physical literacy from a sports…
Premier League launches free Anti-Bullying Week teaching resources
The Premier League has teamed up with the Anti-Bullying Alliance to launch a new set of free, curriculum-linked teaching resources for schools titled ‘Choose Respect’…
PE Insights Episode 39 Nicola Cosgrove – Empowering students through ownership and responsibility
Introduction In this episode of PE Insights, Nathan Walker talks to guest Nicola Cosgrove, a PE teacher and leader who is currently working in Switzerland.…
Teaching with Heart: A British Asian Perspective on PE
You can jump high for a girl!” I heard this passing comment recently as I was teaching my year 10 girls how to lay up…
