After-School Movement Menu: Quiet and Active Choices
A simple menu of after-school movement options.
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A simple menu of after-school movement options.
How teachers can adapt games so more children can participate.
Support children to notice comfort, thirst, temperature and rest during active play without forcing them to label every feeling.
Make throwing and target games easier to join with larger objects, rolling options, accessible targets and flexible rules.
A practical, non-pressuring conversation guide for parents and coaches when children feel they are bad at sport.
Help children practise a new movement with a simple four-step routine, playful examples and adaptations that avoid pressure.
Make an indoor mini-golf course with cardboard and soft balls. Five cooperative, adaptable ideas for practising direction, force and coordination.
Gentle coordination games with everyday objects.
A practical sensory-friendly PE checklist for autistic and neurodivergent pupils covering clothing, noise, predictable routines and breaks.
Five adaptable passing games for mixed-mobility groups, including seated and wheeling children, with equipment, safety and participation tips.