Differentiation can be difficult when your students need to do an examination. Use this exam tariff builder idea to create short exams for starters or plenaries, or larger unit exams. Instructions in the resource.

Gary Neville has taken Sky Sports punditry to the next level. Bring Sky Sports Monday Night Football into your classroom with these interactive tactics boards for football, netball and rugby. Alternatively, they make for a great 'get out of jail free card' if the weather ruins your lesson and you are forced into a classroom.

Biomechanics is a difficult topic for anyone to grasp. This interactive lesson is designed to get the students to experience the levers in real life terms and in sporting context. Both understanding and experiential activities are created for students with some exam questions to summarise the learning. Enjoy.

This document was produced to help raise the profile of athletics within our school. The document was printed with each sports record square being blown up to A2 size and displayed on the wall outside the changing rooms. In addition, each sports record square was blown up onto a cardboard sign and placed at each event during sports day so the students could see what records they were trying to beat. A great visual aid for promoting competition and athletic records. Enjoy.

One frustration of being a PE teacher is the perception other departments, parents and students have about our subject. There is more to PE than being a 'throw and catch' expert. This displays highlights the choices that can be made from year 9 students considering GCSE PE all the way through to University. You can obviously change the content to suit your school and the subject choices available to your students. Enjoy.

Students have always struggle to isolate movements when more than one joint is moving. This interactive task looks at isolated movements between hinge and ball and socket joints to make it easier to learn and remember.

This example uses body systems, nutrition, PED’s and methods of training as the shopping aisles but you can change this to whichever topic you like.

Even struggled to get your students to appreciate space in a game? Struggle with positions and knowledge of skills required in different positions. Then look no further. This lesson idea can be ran over one lesson or for a complete scheme. Students are restricted to areas of play and must master relevant skills in their area. A great game, well received by experienced and inexperienced football students. Enjoy.

Interactive heart activity with worksheet to learn the names of vessels, chambers and valves.

Challenge your students creative mind with a dingbats starter, to label a bacterium.

Students draw what they already know, or can remember from plant and animal cell structure. Then after learning/re-learning they can add a detialed and accurate diagram. Other slides will help with delviery of task or independent task.

Flow chart activity for the main aspects of Meiosis. First page is a word sort activity too with key terms for students.

Respiration and fermentation fill the blanks flow chart. You can even add word starters in the boxes for low ability if you wish.

Lesson 1. Axial and Appendicular Skeleton. Powerpoint and handout including tasks. Learning outcomes shared first followed by content and tasks.

As a new Head of Year or as an assembly at the start of the academic year. Create your own short video with the instructions inside the PowerPoint and then follow instructions through the remaining slides. Used this several times and it is a fantastic way to make an impact on students and make them understand how their actions have consequences. Make the right choices early to create a positive learning pathway for themselves.

Simple resource where students are asked to highlight AO1, AO2 and AO3 within the question. Visual guidance is very effective here as they can see the different colours highlighted and understand what each AO component is asking. This in turn helps with the structure as students are then able to plan their paragraphs accordingly.