Welcome to the Physical Education pages.
Look at the selection of Games P.E. ideas and resources listed below,
or browse around the different P.E. sections using the bar above.

• Hockey Tag - A simple game which can be used to develop hockey skills.
• Bark Ball - A simple, yet exciting, team game.
• Raft Game - A wonderful game which requires co-operation if it is to be completed successfully.
• Winter Olympics - Ellis Coles has organised a huge number of activities which you can incorporate into a set of themed 'Winter Olympics' Days, or just try your favourites with your class when you can.
• Olympic Ideas - Try some of these events to host your own Winter Olympics!
• Reaction Game - A fast-paced command game which tests children's reactions.
• Sticky Witches - A team game which can be used with children of all ages.
• Catching Balloons - Help younger children with their co-ordination by using balloons in your PE lessons.
• Dodgeball - A common game which children all really enjoy.
• Dodgeball Skittles - A variation on the popular dodgeball game.
• Hoop Activity - A very enjoyable activity which encourages children to co-operate in order to complete the task.
• Through the Hoop - A fun team-building game which involves trying to climb through hoops!
• Hop in a Hoop! - A fun game involving lots of hoops and plenty of teamwork.
• Pass the Hoop - A game to develop co-operation and trust between the children in your class.
• Passing Skills - A game which develops the children's passing skills.
• Line Basketball - A highly energetic team game which develops basketball skills too.
• Benchball - A fast-paced team game which is always popular with children.
• Untying the Knot - Get your children to tangle themselves into a knot, and then ask them to untangle themselves! Fun and simple, this activity encourages your children to work as a team to solve their problem.
• Don't Fall in the Water! - A fun activity which encourages the children to work together and plan their actions.
• Capture the Flag - An exciting team game which involves capturing the opposing team's flag.
• Bean Bag Scramble - A fast-paced game which can be modified to develop a variety of skills.
• Sports Fun Day - A number of resources which can be used to set up a Sports Fun Day which the whole school can take part in.

The following football / soccer activities were contributed by Just Soccer Drills:

• Coconut Shy - Can your pupils knock the 'coconuts' off of the cones using their footballs?
• Traffic Jam - A warm-up activity where children have to steer their car (the ball) around the given area.
• Body Parts Dribble - Practise dribbling skills with this useful activity.

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Links to other sites:

• Footy4kids - A brilliant site, giving advice and guidance for those to teach and coach football to children.
• Mini Tennis - An appealing site from the Lawn Tennis Association.
• Play in Schools - This site is for people who are passionate about putting the play back into the playground.
• Aussie Rules - 'Aussie Rules' is a new and exciting version of Australian Football. The format is very simple, the game is short, the rules modified and the focus is on FUN.

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