PE, anytime
Fun and inspirational
Our challenges combine 200 short videos with simple tips and guidance, together with the idea of personal challenge, to help you inspire and encourage PE anytime: at home, in PE lessons, in breakfast and after-school clubs, as a "brain break" or energy-boost in class, or in breaktimes. It doesn't matter what equipment or indoor or outdoor space is available - we suggest ways to adapt.
Case Study
A Teacher's View
In this video Joel Beaumont, PE Subject Lead at St Urban's Catholic Primary in Leeds, talks about how they have used PE Challenges to boost pupils' skills and activity levels.
How it Works
Each course comprises 15-25 challenges that progressively develop skills. Each challenge can be made easier or harder in order to provide a test for all abilities. So whether you use us to inspire practice at home, or ask your sports ambassadors to encourage participation at breaktimes, we provide a great way to enhance your PE provision. Our downloadable certificates help you praise progress and positive behaviours, and our Rewards Pack adds a trophy, wristbands, pencils and stickers as well.
What sports are covered?
Personal Best Challenges
And short surveys
Case Study
A Teacher's View
In this video Lisa Noble, PE Specialist at St Andrew's Primary School in Aberdeenshire, talks about how they have used PE Challenges as a way to boost skills and activity levels at home and in school.
Pricing
Highly Cost Effective
Our objective is to give schools a low-cost, high-value addition to their PE provision: an engaging and fun way to encourage all children to get active and practice their skills. Our core offer - the challenges themselves - cost £150 per school per year. Then choose whether you'd like to add any of the Additional Options. So for example, the challenges plus a Rewards Pack costs £250. Or the challenges plus Weekly Reports plus Scorecards & Wallcharts is £275.
Termly Reports
Quantified impact
Weekly Reports
Clear View of Participation
Case Study
A Teacher's View
In this video Stuart Dawson, a teacher with substantial experience of teaching PE in the UK and abroad, talks about how he has used PE Challenges at the RAK Academy British School in Al-Rams, United Arab Emirates.