This is a a picture themed quiz. There are 6 rounds (flags, films, sport, brands, landmarks and young actors) with 9 images each for students to work in teams to figure out. There is also a mark scheme. Good for end of term, fun quiz sessions, some rounds could be used in lessons.

These are my resources for the topic of the re-emergence of the modern Olympic Games. There is a starter activity, a timeline, case studies to read and questions to answer.

These resources are for a re-cap and assessment of students' understanding of pre-industrial sport, and the effect of the industrial revolution on sport. Then an activity and discussion point to introduce some key terms in relation to 20th and 21st century sport.

These are my assignment briefs (complying with BTEC guidelines) for Unit 1 of the BTEC Sport Level 3. This unit is anatomy and physiology, broken into 3 assignments. Two of the assignments are booklets to complete, and these are included in this back. Booklets are 12 and 9 pages.

These are my assignment briefs (complying with BTEC guidelines) for Unit 2 of the BTEC Sport Level 3. This unit is Physiology of Fitness, broken into 2 assignments. One of the assignments comes with the tables to complete, 8 pages. The other assignment comes with a normative data powerpoint and a results sheet to use.

These are my resources for covering the topic of sport in pre industrial revolution England. There is a starter activity, a presentation and some extended study exam questions.

These are my resources for covering the topic of Ancient Festivals of Sport. There is a starter task, powerpoint to work through and glossary to complete.

Quiz on Lessons on: Sport Pre Industrial Revolution and The effects of the Industrial Revolution on Sport

Influence of Public Schools, Rationalisation and Regulation. 3 is the version to be delivered, 3a is the student version with gaps for notes.

A starter activity, a video link and then a table for showing the impact of the industrial revolution on society and then sport.

2 is teacher version, 2a is student version with gaps for note taking.

1 is the teacher version, to be shown on the projector. 1a is the student version, to be handed out and annotated.