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8 August 2026

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A ready-to-use Excel workbook for tracking a Higher Physical Education class across the full year. Type your pupil names in once and every sheet updates automatically.

Includes:

Pupil overview — all marks, current working grade and progress against target on one row
Practical performance tracking broken down by criteria
Portfolio tracking by section
Predicted vs actual grade comparison for estimates and reporting
Class summary with % at or above target
Editable rubric / grade boundaries
“How to Use” sheet

Fully editable — change activities, criteria, pupil numbers and boundaries to suit your department. Dropdowns and colour coding make a class at a glance take seconds. Ideal for tracking meetings, parents’ evenings and faculty reporting.

Suitable for SQA Higher PE, easily adapted for National 5.

Get this resource as part of a bundle and save up to 32%

A bundle is a package of resources grouped together to teach a particular topic, or a series of lessons, in one place.

Bundle

Higher PE — Complete Course Bundle | All Four Factors (Terms 1–4) + Revision Posters + Tracker

A full year of Higher PE — all four factors, every lesson planned, every pupil resource written. This bundle is an entire Higher Physical Education course: four teaching blocks covering the physical, social, mental and emotional factors, each set in a different activity, plus the revision posters and the tracking spreadsheet that run alongside them. It's built and taught in a Scottish secondary PE department on a six-lesson week, splitting theory and practical so the classroom work and the practical work stay locked together — pupils analyse, then apply, then evaluate, four times over, in four different contexts. The four blocks Term 1 — Physical factor in badminton (8 weeks). Fartlek for cardio-respiratory endurance, repetition practice for accuracy of the overhead clear. 17 theory PowerPoints, 48 lesson plans. Term 2 — Social factor in basketball (8 weeks). Communication and team dynamics, developed through a no-call-no-ball communication drill and team building. 24 theory PowerPoints, 48 lesson plans. Ends with the December mock. Term 3 — Mental factor in swimming (5 weeks). Concentration and motivation, developed through simulation training and positive self-talk. 15 theory PowerPoints, 30 lesson plans. Term 4 — Emotional factor in volleyball (6 weeks). Anger and fear, developed through deep breathing and visualisation, built to fit the 8–12 second gap between points. 24 theory PowerPoints, 36 lesson plans, with the final two weeks given over to whole-course revision on all four factors. What's included 80 theory PowerPoints in a single consistent slide format: learning journey, learning intentions and success criteria with the meta-skill named explicitly, colour-coded task zones, mid-lesson and end-of-lesson learning reviews, and a Teal Zone whiteboard challenge in every deck — no repeats across the whole year. 162 lesson plans — a written plan for every theory and practical lesson across all four blocks. Four block plans, colour-coded by lesson type, so you can see the whole year at a glance. Four pupil workbooks — one per block, matched to the theory lessons, with model answers and blanked sections. Four PDP booklets on a deliberate fading scaffold: Term 1 fully modelled, Term 2 part-planned, Term 3 faster still, Term 4 with only one worked example so pupils write a full PDP themselves. By the exam they can do it unaided. Four training diaries, each measuring what actually matters to that factor — RPE and session load in Term 1, calls and uncalled passes in Term 2, stroke counts and splits in Term 3, emotional triggers and routines in Term 4. 33 revision posters — a four factors overview plus a poster for every sub-factor and test, each running definition, method of gathering data, approach to develop performance, advantages and disadvantages, monitoring and evaluating, and a command words strip. Editable PowerPoint, so you can change the print size. Tracking and monitoring spreadsheet to follow the class across the year.

£49.99

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