Firstly, I hope you are doing well. Every country, everywhere in the world is at different stages with this pandemic and for some of us, ...

There is so much creativity and wonderful teachers doing wonderful things in the Physical Education space. As someone who has been throug...

Teaching Basketball in PE can be fun, interesting and challenging all at the same time. Some students are on the path to being MJ or Lebr...

Whether you’re officially starting your new school year or coming back after the long Christmas break, returning to school can be challen...

Christmas season can be crazy and always brings on a period of reflection. How are you travelling with your PE workload? Admittedly at ti...

Greatness comes in many forms. Most of us look at the trophies held, or medals placed around an athlete’s neck, but greatness can be othe...

For many of us, physical education has shaped the way we feel towards the subject. At times, you may have questioned why you had to do it...

Have you ever given an instruction to a student under the age of 7 and they look at you like you’ve just landed from outer space? Have yo...

The school year is about to begin. Unreal, right? Knees are weak, palms are sweaty, the first lesson plan isn’t quite ready. Is that Emin...

When I use to hear the word curriculum my first thought was “boring.” My second thought was “useless department lingo” i.e. jargon. Mayb...

Pumping iron. Getting ripped. Toning up (or down). When it comes to exercise, this is all language you probably don’t need to tell your s...

How many times have you heard, “It’s just a game!” Well, is it? Game play mirrors the way the human mind was designed to learn. Games mot...

Teaching Track & Field is about more than teaching the principles of run, jump and throw. Track and Field is about getting students to se...

“It’s just sport!” In my time teaching Physical Education, I have heard this saying (or variations of) more times than I would have liked...