In this post we aim to add some examples of how government guidance can be implemented in practice and welcome more ideas on how you are approaching PESSPA.
PE Home Learning – Free Online Resources
The list below offers a range of online resources that can be used to support PE home learning. They are categorised into general PE, examination PE and websites offering free membership for a limited time … Read More
FA Football Heading Guidance
The FA have updated their Heading Guidance, which will be introduced immediately, and will provide grassroots Clubs, Coaches and Players with the recommended heading guidance for training sessions. The guidance does not make any changes … Read More
10 Minute Shake Up Activities
Change4Life and Disney launch new 10 Minute Shake Up activities to get primary school pupils more active every day Teachers can make a difference to pupils’ wellbeing by implementing fun physical activity across the school … Read More
Physical Literacy & Teacher Professional Development
Jurbala (2015; p. 380) argued that: “in order for the concept of physical literacy to succeed when other efforts to promote physical activity have largely failed, there must be substance to the claims made by … Read More
Childhood Obesity Guidance
This blog outlines the new plans from the Government outlined in the document “Childhood Obesity: a plan for action”.
Why Handball should be inspiring the primary generation post the 2012 London Olympics
Handball is rapidly becoming one of the most exciting sports making the transition from London 2012 Olympics to Secondary School’s Physical Education curriculum. Its highly competitive energetic nature coupled with its novelty promotes coeducation and … Read More
How to find undervalued talent
This is an interesting video I came across. Great for use within A Level PE in understanding talent identification and history of sport.