GCSE PE

Learn Physical Education

Work through our online lessons. Select subject area.

The Human Body
Bones, Joints, Muscles, The Respiratory System, The Circulatory System

Health and Fitness
Health and Fitness, Exercise, The effects of exercise, Diet and nutrition, Energy, Endurance, Strength, speed and power, Flexibility, Age and gender, Somatotype, Sport and personality, Hygiene, Drugs, Other factors affecting performance

Training and Sporting Skills
Training sessions, Training methods, Fitness testing, Sports injuries, Injury treatments, Skills, Motivation and arousal

Sport in Society
Leisure and recreation, Sports participation , Women in sport, Sporting behaviour, Local sports, Sports facilities, Sporting bodies and organisations, Finance in sport, Sponsorship, Sport and the media, Amateurs and professionals, International sport, The Olympic games

Frequently Asked Revision Questions
A selection of frequently asked PE questions answered by Rob Walden who is Director of Learning and Assistant Headteacher in a UK Sports College. Work your way through these and the rest should be a breeze....more

GCSE Lesson Notes
GCSE PE lesson notes and questions on bones, joints, movement, diet and exercise, eating disorders, diet and exercise...more

Test Yourself

Interactive Online Quiz
Test your PE knowledge with our interactive online PE quizes. Based on UK GCSE level select subject area and receive instant feeback....more

Quick Questions
Really quick questions to test if you know your subject. Get the answers instantly and if you fail to get all questions correct then shame on you, go back and try again.

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Fun And Games!

Who wants to be a millionaire?
A GCSE PE game based on the hit TV show. Are you going to ask the audience? Download this as a PowerPoint presentation....more

GCSE PE Drugs In Sport Learning Game
A game designed to help learn about drugs in sport. Students must describe the key word to one another in pairs. They must not use the following: Actions – e.g. hand signals, sounds like - e.g. sounds like “bugs” = “drugs” ...more

Teaching Resources

Energy Pathways Powerpoint Presentation
Exactly what it says on the tin. A powerpoint presentation of the science of energy production and its application to sporting performance and physical training....more

Royal Navy Action Packs
Information packs on the following sports courtesy of The Royal Navy; Table Tennis, Volley Ball, Performance Diary, Squash, Hockey, Rugby League, Basketball, Athletics, Swimming, Tennis, Rugby Union, Cricket, Netball, Gymnastics, Badminton, Teachers Guide Record of Achievement and Student Worksheets...more