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UKPE Cross-border Learning and Innovation Collaborative

UKPE Cross-border Learning and Innovation Collaborative

Making space for interdisciplinary research, dialogue, and collaboration in Physical Education and Health and Wellbeing

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Infographics

 

In this series of infographics, we share some of our key findings from the research we have carried out exploring PE curricula across the UK. Click on the numbered titles below to access the full infographic.

 

 

1. Introduction

 

   2. Comparing UK PE curricula

 

3 – Exploring ‘health’ in PE curricula across the UK

 

4 – Teaching ‘health’ in PE across the UK

Case Studies

 

These case studies each describe how PE teachers from England, Scotland and Wales have uncovered ways to innovate in their context. They are accompanied by a series of reflective questions to consider opportunities to innovate in different (your) contexts.

Case study 1: Alasdair from Wales
Case study 2: Lisa from Scotland
Case study 3: Lilly from England
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