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Please join us on Thursday 6th February 2025 (between 9am-4pm) at Leonardo Royal Hotel, Oxford, UK for the upcoming ICE Education National Conference for Heads of Physical Education 2025. Physical Education faces challenges in schools of all types. Recent political initiatives have implications for the way in which the subject is led, managed and delivered. Alongside this, there are ongoing national campaigns to improve levels of both adolescent and adult physical activity, none of which enjoys spectacular success. Every time a national sports team is unsuccessful, this failure is often traced back to the role of Physical Education. With schools under constant pressure to deliver results in examination courses in PE, a range of apparently conflicting priorities emerges, which present a dilemma to those in charge of the subject. This year’s Conference presents an opportunity for Heads of PE to consider all of these issues, and emerge with a modern plan for taking the subject forward in their own, unique environment. The morning will enable an update on trends in the subject, and the implications for PE of the recent DfE review of Curriculum and Assessment. The challenges for a modern PE programme will form the basis for structured discussion and sharing of best practice. The afternoon presents a choice of sessions, enabling delegates to delve more deeply into those which are especially relevant to their schools. To find out more and to book tickets now, please visit https://lnkd.in/euE_7XNR

A health(y) subject? Examining discourses of health in physical education curricula across the UK Critical analysis of the health discourses evident with physical education (PE) curricula in each UK home nation.

Ultimate Frisbee Student Worksheets Ultimate Frisbee Skills Worksheets: 5 student tasks - peer coaching, skills practice, student designed game, discussion and reflection.

Considering healthy adaptation in and through your PE Curriculum: enabling pupils to thrive  Healthy adaptation enables pupils to thrive when the body has the time and right stimulus to adapt healthily to change.

Badminton analysis worksheet A useful worksheet for students to observe and analyse the performance of a peer against key technical aspects to the game.

PE Insights Episode 44 Simon Scarborough and Dan Hine – Physical Education for ALL Simon Scarborough and Dan Hine discuss how PE can be transformed into an inclusive, equitable, and meaningful experience for every learner.

Including pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities in mainstream secondary physical education: A revisit study Perceptions of including pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) in mainstream secondary physical education (PE).

Head Heart and Hands Trackers Following the popularity of the Head Heart Hands Report Writer, a new suite of tools has been created to meet the needs of departments. 

Personal injury experience highlights the importance of continuing to stay active Safety in Sport Perception Survey 2024 on measures to address injury and wellbeing in sport and physical activity – Key findings

Breaking Boundaries: Taking Our Scholars to Weekend Cross-Country Meets The thrill of the journey, the joy of discovery, and breaking down boundaries in a sport that’s long been perceived as exclusive.