We passionately believe in the power of PE, sport and physical activity to improve lives.
As educators, we all know the power of movement. It is not just about physical health; it’s about building confidence, resilience, and a love of learning. Unfortunately, recent data paints a concerning picture of children’s physical activity levels in England.
How can you manage the diverse needs and abilities while encouraging and supporting all children to develop a lifelong love of physical activity? We share our tips in our latest blog…
How important is it that children do the right type of physical activity for their age and developmental stage? Read on to find out…
Young children can find it hard to understand their emotions. Read our blog on how you can use your PE lessons and physical activity to help children to learn how to manage their emotions and build resilience.
Every child has the potential to be a leader and PE lessons can be a valuable tool in helping children to develop leadership skills. Read on…
We pick out the most important points from Ofsted’s latest review into the quality of PE in primary schools and give our tips on how you can increase the breadth and depth of your PE curriculum
Studies have shown that physically active children have better attention spans. Read our blog for top tips on how to use physical education to boost concentration in your class.
Whether you’re planning your first sports day or your 21st, we share our 10 steps to ensure your school sports day is a success.
Are you taking on responsibility for PE? How can you make sure you do the best for pupils and the school? Read on for our top tips…
Motivating children to be active can be hard – more tech-driven entertainment, less time for PE, fewer safe and accessible places to play and, at this time of year, poor weather. Here we share our top ideas to help you motivate your pupils to move more….
We have spent many years help PE leads and head teachers prepare for Ofsted visits. Here are our top tips to make sure your PESSPA is Ofsted-ready whenever the phone call comes.
Just 53% of six year olds are achieving the Chief Medial Officers’ guidelines of 60 minutes moderate to vigorous physical activity each day. How an you encourage children to be more active?
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