Government to roll-out more swimming lessons, extra teaching and improved guidance – supported by £320 million PE and Sport Premium. Primary schools in England are set to receive extra support and improved guidance to help make sure all children can swim confidently and know how to stay safe in and around water. Working in partnership with Swim England, the … Read More
Five ways to transform primary schools with the PE and Sport Premium
The Youth Sport Trust (YST), the leading children’s charity on a mission to pioneer new ways of using sport to improve children’s wellbeing and give them a brighter future, works with more than 6,000 primary schools and has been supporting many to help ensure the funding boost has the maximum long-term impact. It has set out five goals to improve … Read More
‘From Best Practice to Next Practice – The Journey’
The Association for Physical Education have their annual Physical Education Initial Teacher Training Education (ITTE) Conference coming up, which will be held in Coventry on 20th March 2019. We have disseminated this information for you below: The conference title is ‘From Best Practice to Next Practice – The Journey’. This event is open to all colleagues involved in PE ITTE in … Read More
NWCPEA Innovation and Best Practice Award 2018!
NWCPEA are thrilled to announce that Steve Robinson (pictured here), from Hope Academy in Newton-Le- Willows, and Jack Ellis, from Oakwood Academy in Salford, have both received the Best Practice and Innovation Award for 2018. In recognition of your service to Physical Education and of your commitment to providing the highest-quality Physical Education for children and young people. Very well done to Jack … Read More
NWCPEA Innovation Award Winners for 2018!
NWCPEA are thrilled to announce that Jack Ellis, from Oakwood Academy in Salford, and Steve Robinson, from Hope Academy in Newton-Le- Willows, have both received the Best Practice and Innovation Award for 2018. In recognition of your service to Physical Education and of your commitment to providing the highest-quality Physical Education for children and young people. Very well done to Jack … Read More
Jo Parkinson receives the NWCPEA Best Practice in PE Innovation Award 2017!
The NWCPEA were delighted to present Jo Parkinson of Hazel Grove Primary School, with the Best Practice in Physical Education Innovation Award 2017! “In her 2nd year as PE Lead, Jo has increased the number of PE events and competitions that children have had access to. In 2015/2016 over 40 events were attended by the children and in 2016/2017 (so … Read More
SAVE THE DATE – NWCPEA 2017 Conference!
The NWCPEA 2017 Conference will take place on Friday 10th November in Manchester. The conference is aimed at both Primary and Secondary Teachers of Physical Education and will include both theoretical and practical workshops as well as Keynote speakers. Please share the attached flyer with your department, cluster or MAT and let’s work together to move Physical Education forward! NWCPEA … Read More
Recruitment and Retention of Teachers
The House of Commons Education Committee has released its report on the ‘Recruitment and retention of teachers’. The report highlights the importance of providing subject specific professional development opportunities in order to aid the recruitment and retention of teachers and the wider teaching profession. It would be interesting to hear what impact this report will have on the Physical Education teaching … Read More
IPLA Video Tender
The International Physical Literacy Association (IPLA) are looking for an agency to help us create an video to illustrate what physical literacy is and the key message behind the concept and how it can be developed throughout the life course. The video will need to ensure all who watch it have a clear understanding of main principles of physical literacy … Read More
PE and Sport: A Competitive Advantage for Multi Academy Trusts
The Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) in partnership with the Youth Sport Trust have been looking at how emerging and established multi-academy trusts (MATs) can take a strategic approach to PE and sport across their academies. Together, they have published a new guide, PE and Sport: a competitive advantage for multi academy trusts, which looks at how MATs can use … Read More










