Is your School looking forward to the Olympics? This idea uses the Olympics as a stimulus to get everyone at your School moving a little more!

With our very own Tim Peake in Space, make the most of potential cross-curricular links with this ‘astronaut training’ lesson! All of the tests featured have a related video (from actual NASA!)

Our Active Advent Calendar is a refreshing juxtaposition to the usual advent traditions. Use this in any way that suits your School, it could be the first thing your class does after the morning register or as a break/lunch time activity  

This sheet was developed after our children kept asking for P.E Homework (A sign we are doing something right hopefully!) On the sheet are 8 very simple activities that the children could easily practice at home. Give it a go & extend their learning!    

When teaching the children the concepts of Control, Extension & Fluency in Gymnastics you could organise your class into rows depending on their ability. This will enable you to differentiate easily (& accurately) You can differentiate using the complexity of the balance (the higher up the mountain, the harder they get) and/or by the length […]

As a minimum P..E lessons should be 80% active. To ensure the kids keep moving put this poster in the eye line of all your staff

This poster has a simple anti-sedentary message, feel free to use it to battle against your couch potatoes!

Sometimes it can be difficult to picture how to regress/progress children during the lesson. This ‘Wall Sheet’ enables teachers to scribble the names of children against pre-determined challenges, if they can complete Challenge 1… move them onto Challenge 2 and so on!