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This worksheet helps students analyse rugby performance through a combination of a PowerPoint presentation and a worksheet. Pupils watch a video (linked within the PowerPoint) and use specific moments from the video/game to answer questions on the worksheet. This resource supports the development of understanding for a notoriously complex sport that many pupils may have never watched and often find difficult to grasp. Each question and analysis point provides excellent discussion opportunities and learning moments for students. A similar, more detailed netball resource is also available on my TES shop.

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Overview: This fun and educational comprehension worksheet blends literacy, science, and maths through the world of Minecraft! Pupils read about Steve’s farming experiment and answer questions using their reading and simple problem-solving skills. Also great for parents at home this summer holidays wanting to engage there kids in some learning! What’s Included: Short Minecraft-themed passage focused on growing crops and calculating harvests 8 reading comprehension questions (retrieval, reasoning, and basic maths Simple multiplication included in context (great for cross-curricular learning) Extension drawing and writing activity Answer sheet for quick marking or peer/self-assessment Perfect for: Year 4 reading comprehension sessions Cross-curricular English/science/maths lessons Homework or independent learning Engaging reluctant readers or Minecraft fans Why teachers love it: Combines reading with real-world reasoning and maths Links to science topics like plants and growth Great for topic hooks or cover lessons Builds enthusiasm for literacy through gaming themes

This is a Netball Performance Analysis lesson, designed for indoor use when core PE isn’t possible. It includes engaging activities and tasks that can be completed indoors, ensuring students remain active and continue to develop key netball skills and analytical abilities, even when the weather isn’t cooperating

Engage your students with this fun, creative, and PE-themed Olympic design challenge! In this fully printable, pupil-led worksheet, learners take on the role of branding experts for Team GB ahead of the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. They will design a new logo, create an inspiring motto, and draw a modern team kit—developing creativity, critical thinking, and national pride. Perfect for wet-weather lessons or end-of-term activities, this task blends sport, art, and literacy in a meaningful way. Suitable for Key Stage 3. No prep required!

A fun, creative worksheet ideal for KS3 PE lessons, wet weather cover, or homework! Pupils design their dream 5-a-side football team, plan a formation, and think tactically about how their team would play. Choose real or fictional players Focus on team roles, tactics, and formations Encourages creativity and critical thinking Includes optional extension to design a team badge, name, and motto Perfect for independent or paired work (60-minute task) Great for keeping students engaged in a football-focused, desk-based lesson when practical PE isn’t possible!

This interactive cut-and-stick activity is designed to help students consolidate their understanding of the short-term and long-term effects of exercise on the cardiovascular, respiratory, muscular, and skeletal systems, in line with the OCR GCSE PE specification. Students are provided with a series of effects (e.g. increased heart rate, muscular hypertrophy, increased lung capacity) that they must cut out and sort into the correct categories based on two criteria: System affected (Cardiovascular, Respiratory, Muscular, Skeletal) Duration of effect (Short-Term vs Long-Term)

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