For many pre-service teachers beginning a primary initial teacher education programme, physical education often amounts to just six hours of taught input. While this may…
Physical education (PE) teaches children how to move, learn through movement, and how to build lifelong relationships with physical activity. Yet, a critical question looms:…
Introduction and Background In this episode of the PE Insights podcast, host Nathan Walker welcomes academic and educator Mo Jafar to discuss physical education with…
This academic year, I’ve had the opportunity to mentor both a PGCE trainee and an Early Career Teacher (ECT). While both are at the beginning…
By Kate Reynolds In today’s increasingly diverse and fast-changing society, there’s a growing need for a national physical education curriculum that meets the needs of…
By Kate Reynolds My journey into AI was sparked by Phil Mathe’s insightful blog on AI in PE last year. I have been discovering how…
A New Chapter for PE Leadership In this episode, Nathan Walker speaks with Kate Thornton-Bousfield, the newly appointed CEO of the Association for Physical Education…
Introduction Cooperative learning in physical education (PE) is a powerful instructional approach that promotes collaboration, teamwork, and social interaction among students. Unlike traditional PE models…
Introduction A Game Sense approach to physical education (PE) prioritises the development of students’ game understanding and decision-making abilities. Game Sense seeks to immerse students…
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