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Revision mat with answers for GCSE PE.

Mock exam for end of year 10 iGCSE course.

Powerpoint to support teaching of Learning Aim B for the Anatomy and Physiology Unit.

Powerpoint to support the teaching of learning aim A for BTEC Sport Anatomy and Physiology.

Powerpoint to support the teaching of National Governing Bodies for A Level PE Edexcel.

This high-quality, fully editable PowerPoint is designed to support the teaching of Public Schools within the Sport and Society section of the Edexcel A Level PE specification (Component 2). What’s Included: In-depth content covering the role of 19th-century public schools in the development of organised sport Key concepts such as: Muscular Christianity Character development The codification and export of games Influence of Thomas Arnold and the House System Clear links to the emergence of national governing bodies and rational recreation Visually engaging slides with key definitions, timelines, and exam tips Embedded exam-style questions to reinforce learning and exam technique Mark schemes and model answers provided to support peer/self-assessment and exam prep Ideal for classroom delivery, flipped learning, or revision sessions This resource helps students understand how historical and social factors shaped the sporting landscape in Britain—crucial for exam success in Sport and Society.

A Level PE Edexcel: The Industrial Revolution PowerPoint (Sport & Society – Topic 5) This detailed and engaging PowerPoint supports the delivery of the Industrial Revolution within the Sport and Society section of the Edexcel A Level PE specification (Component 2). What’s Included: Comprehensive coverage of the impact of the Industrial Revolution on sport and physical activity, including: Urbanisation Changes to working conditions and time The growth of factories and transport The development of rational recreation Clear explanations linking historical developments to changes in sport and participation Student-friendly slides with key terms, discussion prompts, and visual aids Exam-style questions built into the lesson to promote understanding and exam readiness Mark schemes and model answers for all questions – perfect for self or peer assessment Fully editable and ideal for classroom teaching, homework tasks, or revision A must-have resource for teachers delivering the historical context of sport in the A Level PE course.

A Level PE Powerpoint

A Level PE Edexcel: Leadership PowerPoint (Sports Psychology – Component 2) This high-quality, ready-to-teach PowerPoint covers the Leadership topic from the Sports Psychology section of the Edexcel A Level PE course (Component 2: Psychological and Social Themes in Physical Education). What’s Included: Engaging and student-friendly slides covering: Types of leaders (emergent vs. prescribed) Leadership styles (autocratic, democratic, laissez-faire) The multi-dimensional model of leadership Situational factors affecting leadership in sport Real-life sporting examples to apply theory to practice Exam-style questions built into the lesson to assess and apply knowledge Mark schemes and model answers provided – perfect for peer/self-assessment or exam prep Fully editable format to tailor for your class or teaching style

A Level PE Edexcel: Self-Confidence & Self-Efficacy PowerPoint (Sports Psychology – Component 2) This detailed and engaging PowerPoint supports the teaching of Self-Confidence and Self-Efficacy as part of the Sports Psychology topic in the Edexcel A Level PE course (Component 2: Psychological and Social Themes in Physical Education). What’s Included: Clear, student-friendly slides covering key content: Definitions of self-confidence and self-efficacy Bandura’s model of self-efficacy Factors influencing confidence in sport Strategies to increase confidence and efficacy in performance Visual diagrams and applied sporting examples to enhance understanding Exam-style questions integrated within the lesson to reinforce learning Full mark schemes and model answers to support assessment and feedback Fully editable PowerPoint for easy adaptation to suit your learners

A Level PE Edexcel: Attribution Theory PowerPoint (Sports Psychology – Component 2) This engaging and fully editable PowerPoint resource delivers the Attribution topic from the Sports Psychology section of the Edexcel A Level PE course (Component 2: Psychological and Social Themes in Physical Education). What’s Included: Clear, accessible content covering: Definition of attribution and its importance in sport Weiner’s attribution model – locus of causality, stability, and controllability How attributions affect motivation, confidence, and future performance Key terms: self-serving bias, learned helplessness, and mastery orientation Practical strategies for promoting positive attribution in sport Applied sporting examples to bring theory to life Exam-style questions embedded in the slides Complete mark schemes and model answers for every question Fully editable design for flexible delivery and easy adaptation

A Level PE Edexcel: Goal Setting PowerPoint (Sports Psychology – Component 2) This clear and engaging PowerPoint covers the Goal Setting topic from the Sports Psychology section of the Edexcel A Level PE course (Component 2: Psychological and Social Themes in Physical Education). What’s Included: Fully explained content covering: The purpose and importance of goal setting in sport Different types of goals: performance, outcome, and process The use of SMART goals and how they enhance motivation and performance The psychological benefits of effective goal setting Practical sporting examples to apply theory to real-life scenarios Exam-style questions embedded throughout Full mark schemes and model answers to support assessment, peer marking, and exam preparation Visually appealing, fully editable slides to adapt for your students

A Level PE Powerpoint

A Level PE Edexcel: Social Facilitation PowerPoint (Sports Psychology – Component 2) This detailed and student-friendly PowerPoint is designed to teach the Social Facilitation topic as part of the Sports Psychology section in the Edexcel A Level PE course (Component 2: Psychological and Social Themes in Physical Education). What’s Included: Clear, structured content covering: The definition and concept of social facilitation and social inhibition The impact of audiences and co-actors on performance Zajonc’s model of social facilitation The effects of skill level, personality, and task type on performance under pressure Strategies to minimise social inhibition (e.g. mental rehearsal, overlearning) Real-life sporting examples to enhance applied understanding Embedded exam-style questions to reinforce learning Full mark schemes and model answers provided for all questions Fully editable slides for personalised teaching and learning

This high-quality PowerPoint resource is designed to support the teaching and learning of Motivation for the Edexcel A Level PE course (Component 2: Psychological and Social Themes in Physical Education). What’s Included: Clear, engaging slides covering all key content on intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, tangible and intangible rewards, and the use of motivation in sport Relevant examples to aid student understanding and link theory to practice Exam-style questions embedded throughout to check understanding and build exam confidence A fully editable format for easy personalisation or adaptation to your teaching style Mark schemes provided for all exam questions, with model responses and examiner-style commentary Perfect for classroom teaching, revision sessions, or independent student study.

A Level PE Edexcel: Aggression PowerPoint (Sports Psychology – Component 2) This comprehensive and engaging PowerPoint is designed to teach the Aggression topic from the Sports Psychology section of the Edexcel A Level PE course (Component 2: Psychological and Social Themes in Physical Education). What’s Included: Clear and structured slides covering all key content: Definitions and differences between aggression and assertion Types of aggression: hostile vs. instrumental Theories of aggression: instinct theory, frustration–aggression hypothesis, social learning theory, cue arousal theory Strategies to control aggression in sporting contexts Real-life sporting scenarios to apply theory to practice Exam-style questions embedded within the lesson Full mark schemes and model answers for every question Fully editable format for easy adaptation to your learners and delivery style

A level PE Edexcel powerpoint

A Level PE Edexcel: Arousal in Sport PowerPoint (Sports Psychology – Component 2) This engaging and fully editable PowerPoint focuses on the Arousal in Sport topic within the Sports Psychology section of the Edexcel A Level PE course (Component 2: Psychological and Social Themes in Physical Education). What’s Included: Comprehensive and student-friendly content covering: Definitions of arousal in a sporting context Theories of arousal: Drive theory Inverted-U hypothesis Catastrophe theory The relationship between arousal, performance and skill level Somatic and cognitive effects of over- and under-arousal Practical arousal control strategies used in sport (e.g. imagery, breathing, self-talk) Real-life sporting examples to support application of theory Exam-style questions integrated throughout Full mark schemes and model answers to aid assessment and exam prep Visually engaging and fully editable format