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I have made a badminton peer assessment sheet which includes visual demonstrations of each skill being performed along with a tick list for the teaching points students can work their way down the list and tick off. The sheet can also be adapted and used for recapping TP’s. The sheet also includes a written task at the end where students can use the assessment tick sheet to highlight areas for improvement ready for their end assessment or next lesson The skills in the worksheet are listed below Forehand Serve Backhand Serve Underarm Clear Overhead Clear Smash Basic Drop Shop Court Movements

KS3 PE Assessment - Head, Heart, Hands Leveled descriptors Descriptors for year 7, 8 & 9 for each Head, Heart, Hands.

This is a easy risk assessment to use for the PE Dept.

This resource specifically looks at the straight drive in cricket. It provides a description of the technique of the straight drive and also allows students to assess their partner from beginner to professional lesson. WWW/EBI

A display poster for Hockey assessment levels. I have embeded the custom fonts into the powerpoint so it is fully editable. Easy to follow and in student friendly language. The levels at the top are based on the national curriculum levels BUT can be edited to reflect your own schools “life without levels” assessment criteria. Other products you might like - FREE dribbling lesson Hockey task cards - moving with the ball Year 7 SOW/lesson plans Year 8 SOWs/lesson plans Year 9 SOW/lesson plans Hockey Lesson plans/ Schemes of work for KS3

Sports PE Risk Assessment - Gym Risk assessments are a critical component of ensuring safety in sports and physical education (PE). These assessments involve identifying potential hazards, evaluating the risks associated with them, and implementing measures to reduce or eliminate those risks. Key Components of a PE Risk Assessment: Identifying Hazards: Analyzing the environment, equipment, and activities to pinpoint potential dangers. Evaluating Risks: Determining the likelihood and severity of harm from identified hazards. Preventative Measures: Introducing controls such as proper equipment checks, appropriate training, and clear safety guidelines. Monitoring and Reviewing: Continuously observing practices and revising assessments to adapt to changes. A well-conducted risk assessment ensures a safer environment for participants and reduces the chances of injury or accidents during physical activities. By fostering awareness and preparation, educators can focus on providing engaging and productive PE sessions. Best FREE Resources (Upside Learning) FREE - Computer Safety - /teaching-resource/-13121810 FREE - Coraline Neil Gaiman (Lesson 1) - /teaching-resource/resource-13108829 FREE - Gothic Literature (Lesson 1) - /teaching-resource/-13109342 FREE - Physics IGCSE (Lesson 1) - /teaching-resource/-13118154

Hello, Attached in this resource is peer assessment cards for dribbling, passing and shooting as well as a scheme of work for a scottish curriculum (can easily be ammended to suit English curriculums. I have also attached assessment levels on these for S1 and S2 (Y7 and Y8) at the skills and qualities they should possess in terms to reach each level. Thanks for taking the time to look at the resources. Thanks, Ben

This is ideal to use at KS3 or could be used at GCSE level if you're introducing the students to the sport. The QR codes have links to relevant short videos. Fractions is also included to tick the numeracy box. The levels can be altered to suit your school's current assessing structure.

These are twenty-four fully completed risk assessments for P.E. They cover different locations, such as the field, sports hall and gym. The risk assessment calculates the likelihood of a risk, severity and level. This resource will save you valuable time as they have already been completed.

A resource created for non-performers during Tennis, but can be used as a peer assessment sheet.

Sprint start resource task card. Provides a back to back task and peer assessment element for a reciprocal teaching method. You can print and laminate these to allow for reuse.

Can be a useful peer assessment tool when laminated and pupils are taught how to use it. Took me a while to produce so just have a little read through to check its ready for printing. Is a good start but you could easily make some improvements to fit your needs. I have started to make some for other sports and i will try and get them up soon.

This interactive spreadsheet helps you to record all the progress of your students. Practical scores, theory unit tests and mock exam results as well as coursework. All the percentages are figured out for you and it will estimate what grade the student is likely to achieve. A fantastic resource for you as the teacher. You can keep on top of your class, whilst being data rich to inform your line manager, headteacher and parents. Intervention dropdown lists are included so you can prove what your strategies are and the impact they have had. The spreadsheet automatically colours in the cells in red, yellow or green to inform you of what needs to be improved. A great resource to get the most out of your group and help you to keep checks on the student’s progress. Instructions are attached as a separate document. Enjoy!!

A great way for students to assess each other's batting technique in rounders. This can be easily modified to fit in with your current 'assessing without levels' format. If laminated, these can be used again and again and wiped clean after. A simple 'tick' checklist allows students to see where their strengths and weaknesses are.

I created this resource to keep track of my GCSE PE students progress. Once you put the detail of your students in the Group details the spread sheet does the rest of the work. * It keeps track of the students practical scores and figures out their 3 best sports (individual and team sports) * Input all students exam marks, it gives the students overall scores, the question averages and class figures to help with easier class assessment for learning * Keep the AEP (coursework) marks in order * Seating plan with all student details available (SEN, TG, PP etc...) * All grades 1-9 are provisional and used within my department (easily alterable for your departments needs) * Works out students overall scores and grades for all 3 elements put together * Locked the formulas to protect If you want any help, feel free to message me with any questions

This Key Stage 3 Head, Hand, Heart assessment pack contains: KS3 HHH assessment booklet, Head, Hand, Heart assessment grid with mastery statements, s preadsheet to work out % scores Head, Hand, Heart assessment display posters. Please download, comment and add a review… For more PE related resources and discussion please follow us on Twitter @pe_toolkit We hope these resources help you and your students enjoy PE. Thanks

PE KS3 Assessment (Head, Heart, Hands Model) with HPL Tags This is a Power Point document that contains the folllowing: Main overview page for staff/student to display- can be shared with students and parents for them to understand assessment in PE. *Assessment pages for each year group 7,8,9 showing students how they make progress across the assessment levels Working towards/Working at/ Exceeding. *Overview Progress document showing the flow of assessment strands from Year 7-9- Great for teacher reflection and progress over key stage. Detailed Assessment Criteria created for reporting for each Year group. You can use these statements to enter into your schools reporting system. We use them against the criteria WT/WA/E and our system then produces targets for parents and pupils to work on to get to the next level. All targets written so you can lift from document/amend and use as you wish. Bright and bold! Big questions for lessons and all about the whole assessment elements in PE not just skills. Assessment that can be used across your range of activities. HPL linked as we are a High Performance Accredited School but this can be modified, removed or adapted to your school. This document can be fully edited to add your own information. Hours spent creating this and developing an excellent all through assessment worth sharing in Physical Education. We have been using this assessment for the last 3 years in the school. The kids now use the terms Head, Heart and Hands and our school has allowed us to report on all three rather than an overall grade and therefore gives a better picture of the student in PE. Parents understand the importance and impact PE can have . Can share with parents at parents evening or online within your schools assessment so they can see the overall impact pe can have. Great if you are starting a new department or want to update the way you assess your curriculum development. 15 Years of experience and lead for assessment in PE.

Handball QR code Resources looking at the three different shots; basic shooting technique, jump shot, and the running jump shot. Peer assessment resource 4 different level descriptors (assessment criteria) Lesson plan All QR codes go to YouTube clips demonstrating technique! Can be used for KS3/4.

Cricket non-participant / self-assessment worksheet I created this resource to use with a non-participant in my Y7 & Y8 cricket groups & also for cover for a student in isolation. Suitable for KS3. Differentiated for less / more able.

Workbook for the Assessing Risk in Sport component of the BTEC Level 3 in Sport course