Physical education CPD for schools

Staff will gain confidence in teaching dance, learn creative strategies to make lessons more dynamic, and receive tips to enhance pupil participation and enjoyment.

Enhanced skills and knowledge to positively influence pupil confidence, engagement, and progress through active staff involvement in school swimming lessons.

Attendees will gain up-to-date knowledge on local and national PE and School Sport developments, practical strategies from experts, and opportunities to collaborate. They will also strengthen professional networks and leave confident in applying best practice to enhance PE provision in their schools.

N.B. a school agreement will have to be completed before NFL UK accepts you onto the programme. Any school not completing all parts of the programme may incur the cost of the training and equipment.

Outcomes:

• Increased understanding and knowledge of Flag Football to be able to then deliver the course across PE curriculum.
• 10 balls and 30 flag belts
• 6-week NFL Flag curriculum which can be delivered to at least one Year 5 or Year 6 class
• Option to attend South Yorkshire Flag Finals Competition in May/June 2026 - Competition will be for Year 5 and Year 6 (10 children)
• Ongoing support and CPD
• 1st4Sport accredited qualification in Flag Football

A practical workshop designed to equip staff with the confidence and competence to deliver high-quality physical education lessons and extracurricular activities in primary schools.

Whether you're new to teaching hockey or have years of experience, this non-assessed workshop will level up your skills and ensure your lessons are fun and engaging for all students.

Staff will:

• Understand the benefits of teaching hockey, including its gender-neutral and accessible nature.
• Learn practical solutions for common challenges like equipment and safety.
• Receive a 6-week plan of fun, introductory games you can use in PE or extracurricular sessions.
• Discover how to adapt games to build broader skills such as teamwork and resilience.
• Connect games to specific curriculum aims, ensuring every activity has a clear purpose.
• Get tips on next steps and additional resources to continue your professional development.

Ensuring Every Child Can Participate, Progress, and Enjoy

Delivered by the Lead Inclusion School for South Yorkshire, Jill Newbolt and Katie Crowley, will equip staff with the knowledge, confidence, and practical strategies to deliver high-quality inclusive physical education where all pupils regardless of ability, need, or background can take part meaningfully and experience success.

Staff will:

• Understand what inclusion looks like in a PE context and why it matters.
• Identify barriers to participation and implement strategies to remove or reduce them.
• Confidently adapt activities, equipment, and rules to meet diverse needs.
• Use inclusive pedagogies that support SEND learners, children with physical difficulties, EAL learners, and those with low confidence.
• Plan lessons that are accessible, challenging, and enjoyable for all pupils.

Gallagher Touchline Academy - Free rugby CPD for teachers, including training, lesson plans, and support from Premiership Rugby clubs. No prior experience needed.

Teachers will gain confidence in delivering rugby lessons, develop inclusive PE strategies, and access ready-to-use resources supported by Premiership Rugby clubs.

Sessions include:

• A virtual kick off call
• An in-person training session delivered at Gallagher Premiership Rugby clubs (closest - Sale Sharks)
• A 6-week lesson plan