Offers customisable workout videos for children

Includes exercises focusing on strength, agility, and flexibility

GoNoodle:

Provides movement and mindfulness videos

Encourages active breaks and can be used for warm-ups

Fitbit for Kids:

If using Fitbit devices, this app tracks activity and sleep

Offers challenges and virtual badges

Just Dance Now:

Dance-along app that can be used for cardio activities

Suitable for group activities and improving coordination

Cosmic Kids Yoga:

Yoga and mindfulness videos with storytelling elements

Good for cool-down sessions or teaching body awareness

ClassDojo:

While not PE-specific, it's useful for tracking behaviour and awarding points

Can be adapted to recognise effort and improvement in PE

Plank Challenge:

Simple app for tracking plank exercise progress

Helps build core strength and encourages goal-setting

Zombies, Run!:

Audio adventure game that encourages running

Has a '5k Training' mode suitable for older primary students

Kahoot!:

Quiz app that can be used for sports knowledge tests

Adds a fun, competitive element to theoretical PE lessons

When using these apps, consider:

Check app privacy policies and data handling practices

Ensure apps are age-appropriate and align with your curriculum goals

Use apps as tools to enhance, not replace, traditional PE activities

Consider accessibility for all students, including those without personal devices

Remember to integrate these apps thoughtfully into your lessons, ensuring they support your learning objectives and promote physical activity. Always supervise students' use of technology and encourage responsible digital behaviour.