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Section 4 Classroom planning for physical education<br />
Establishing a code of practice for<br />
physical education<br />
Consideration should be given to<br />
devoting time in initial lessons to<br />
establish a code of practice for physical<br />
education lessons including changing<br />
of clothes, moving to and from the play<br />
area and methods of organising,<br />
distributing and setting out equipment.<br />
Suggested methods of organisation are<br />
outlined on pp. 51-54.<br />
The availability of resources<br />
and support<br />
It is helpful to establish what resources<br />
and support might be available:<br />
• another staff member may share<br />
expertise<br />
• another class may share the task of<br />
setting up or dismantling equipment<br />
• materials or resources may be<br />
available to help plan units of work<br />
• an in-service course may give<br />
guidance on the implementation of<br />
the strand<br />
• a national governing body (with<br />
responsibility for a particular sport)<br />
may offer support in the form of<br />
coaching of a particular sport with<br />
teacher guidance, or a local dance<br />
group could visit the school to<br />
perform or to engage children in<br />
dance<br />
• parent volunteers may be invited to<br />
help with certain activities, e.g. trips<br />
to a local adventure playground.<br />
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