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The ‘look run avoid’ unit has an important focus upon pupil’s fundamental movement skills. Pupils consider how they can find space and evade defenders. This provides early learning of attacking strategies used in later games units.

The ‘fair share dare’ unit aims to develop the social skills of cooperation and collaboration along with the bravery and curiosity to try new things. These are important aspects of whole-child development in PE.

The ‘block guard support’ unit in UKS2 builds on pupil’s experiences from invasion game-based units in KS1 and LKS2. Pupils will learn how to work as an individual or as a team to defend an area within small-sided games.

Use our example student voice questionnaire to gain valuable insight into your children's views and participation within PE, School Sport and Physical Activity.

Whether it is an external deep dive or an internal subject review, as a PE lead it is useful to know and be prepared on the type of questions which could be asked.

There may be occasions when children cannot participate fully in the lesson but this does not mean they cannot be provided with useful roles and responsibilities to keep them engaged.

Download below the Primary PE National Curriculum which can be used to check you have full and balanced coverage in your school's PE curriculum as well as ensure your learning content is stage appropriate.

The Association for Physical Education provide an insightful poster which gives clear definitions of what Physical Education, School Sport and Physical Activity are and how the are embedded within a school day.

The PE and School Sport Premium Funding has continued this academic year. There are five key indicators that the funding must be used to support your whole school PESSPA offer and reported on at the end of the academic year.