In Partnership with The Diabetes Football Community
Before the lesson begins we have provided a short Pre-Lesson Guidance Video for all of the educators to watch prior to delivering a lesson. The video is packed with information on today's subject, lesson resources, short videos on how to set up and play games.
Each lesson begins with the children watching a short video where we meet our friend George who introduces us to the week’s topic. This video is to be watched before the session begins and the key points that the video talks about can be used by the educator to revert back to while teaching the days topic.
Each lesson has been designed for children to work either on their own or in small groups. We find that circle time discussions are a great way to generate ideas and share knowledge whilst completing our worksheets or reverting back to the lesson video.
Time to get active! Each session comprises of 1-2 physically active tasks to further topic knowledge and understanding. These go hand in hand with the tasks on our worksheets and children must play the games to complete their worksheets. The games have been chosen and designed to be simple to set up, interactive and all inclusive and most of all great fun for the children to play while learning. Each game has different variations to challenge all levels of ability.
Your resources for each lesson include your lesson plan, activity cards to be collected during the main games and high quality, interactive worksheets to be used by children either on their own or in small groups. These are designed with the physically active games in mind and to extend and record learning.
Each programme comes with an individual Pre and Post questionnaire to assess learning and produce impact data reports. These are created using our analysis program that can be found on your online portal.
Once you have purchased one of our programmes whether that be a one time purchase or an annual subscription you will gain access to your personalised portal. This is where you will find all of your premium resources some of which are listed below.
Findings suggest that participating in physical activity during PE lessons facilitates immediate and longer term memory.
Each lesson has specific and measurable aims and objectives beyond physical activity which teach children about mental health, diabetes and nutrition.
Each lesson meets the government objectives set out in the School Sport and Activity Action Plan for a minimum of 30 mins of physical activity per day within schools.
Almost immediately after engaging in physical activity, children are better able to concentrate on classroom tasks, which can enhance learning.
Studies confirmed the public health potential of high quality, school-based PA interventions for increasing PA and fitness in healthy school aged children.
A review on the mental and intellectual benefits associated with schoolbased physical activity programmes found that the significant positive effects were seen when children engaged in aerobic physical activity.
Review articles have found a connection between physical activity and beneficial effects for reduced depression, decreased anxiety and increased selfesteem.
Evidence suggests physical activity can provide positive benefits to children’s self-esteem and at the same time facilitate motivation.
High quality, evidence-based lessons specifically designed in accordance with the latest RHE guidelines to ensure your school meets all governmental demands.
Enhances pupil confidence, resilience and education so that they have the knowledge and tools to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
The programme has been written to ensure it is age appropriate and developmentally suitable for each age group in your school.
Each programme is tailored to your school’s exact needs. Whether that be sessions focused on a whole year group or small group intervention lessons to hit a specific target.
Gets pupils learning in a physically active environment and promotes understanding of how to keep physically healthy, eat healthily and maintain an active lifestyle.
Data is collected from each lesson to produce individual reports displaying impact data and demonstrating effective use of school budgets to meet Ofsted progress requirements.
Raise attainment levels, close the gap and meet targets for physical health, mental wellbeing and provide opportunities for pupils to engage in a healthy, active lifestyle.
All resources are available online for instant lessons, as well as face-to-face training by our highly qualified team and ongoing company support.