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Energise Me - Changing lives through physical activity and sport

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(A useful tool to map activity during the day)

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(A useful tool to map activity during the day)

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Active School Planner

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STEP - fundamental principles of inclusion

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Inclusive PE Training Portal

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Head Hands Heart and A Simple Guide to National Curriculum Progression in Physical Education Web (1)

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Nat sch sports week cheerleading routine

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Great to do in school and at home!!

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Safe Space Considerations

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Noughts and Crosses - Daily Challenge

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Sports Mark Challenges

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Inclusive activities

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Oops, You need to be a member to access this content. Choose an option below. £4.99 /month FULL Member Monthly Access the entire PE Umbrella Library including: 100's of Activity Cards covering EYFS - Year 6 in numerous areas of learning Questions and discussion points surrounding the different Umbrellas. Which

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More P.E. Ideas (remember bibs are not allowed to be used though!)

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More P.E. Ideas (remember bibs are not allowed to be used though!)

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We once again released weekly Primary School PE Lesson for the children who were learning at home. Thesewere uploaded to our website and sent directly to our partner schools. As a team we sat down and discussed who to aim these new lessons at and decided that this time around we would provide a weekly lesson for Key Stage 1 & the Early Years Foundation Stage and one weekly lesson for Key Stage 2.

You can check out the description on the individual YouTube videos for our planning notes and how you will be able to see progression and improvement in the skills demonstrated.

These resources are taken from our PE and School Sport Curriculum Planning. This new offer was available for the duration of the children having to learn at home due to Covid-19 . The resources and virtual lessons can also be accessed via our (January & February 2021) YouTube Channel.

We have been delivering online learning for children at home since March 2020 and examples of some of our previous work is below;

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Our Home Learning Hub featuring downloads and interactive PE lessons TB SPORT | an education and sports partnership Please get in touch to discuss our packages - 01664 668 644 | info@tbsport.uk

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Offering access to PE lesson plans, schemes of work, assessments, curriculum mapping and other resources on a wide range of activities for EYFS, KS1 and KS2

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In preparation for June the 1st I've started to create/collate a few ideas on how to maintain Social Distancing throughout P.E lessons. The MAC I work for have asked that lessons use no equipment and minimal markers/cones on the floor. Whilst this is understandable - it is also a challenge. I've shared my initial ideas here in the hope that it could help someone else out elsewhere.

I think P.E will play a HUGE role in ensuring the kids have fun and feel connected - as well as keeping them healthy. So here is what I have so far...

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Socially Distanced P.E! (A few ideas) - Power of PE | Stoke-on-Trent

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In preparation for June the 1st I've started to create/collate a few ideas on how to maintain Social Distancing throughout P.E lessons. The MAC I work for have asked that lessons use no equipment and minimal markers/cones on the floor. Whilst this is understandable - it is also a challenge.