Applying Learning

Movement & Balance

Movement and balance (Part 1)

Movement and balance (Part 2)

Movement and balance (Part 3)

Invasion Games

Rugby (Part 1): Fundamental movement

Rugby (Part 2): Sequences of movement

Rugby (Part 3): Passing and scoring skills

Keeping Strong, Fit & Healthy

Fitness circuit (Part 1): Dynamic movements

Fitness circuit (Part 2): Strength and power

Fitness circuit (Part 3): Designing a fitness circuit

Target Sports & Games

Target sports (Part 1): Target sports and games

Target sports (Part 2): Coordinated movements

Target Sports (Part 3): Refining skills

Net/Racket & Wall Games

Tennis (Part 1): Introduction

Tennis (Part 2): Movements and 'power shots'

Tennis (Part 3): Scoring

Striking & Fielding Games

Cricket (Part 1)

Cricket (Part 2)

Cricket (Part 3)

Masterclass

Fitness Masterclass

Rugby masterclass

Tennis masterclass

Cricket masterclass

﻿Hi everyone. My name's Alistair, and I'm delighted to welcome you to Physical Development, a new subject area as part of our specialist offer, at National Oak Academy. We hope to inspire your child through a range of exciting, engaging physical activities, and hopefully introduce them to some new sports along the way. This introductory video talks through the different stages, units and lessons we have as part of our offer and helps you to best make use of our resources to meet the needs of your child. We hope you have lots of fun getting active with our Physical Development offer. Thank you. As part of our Physical Development offer, we have four stages. Our Early Development stage Sensory Circuit sessions support your child to explore movements and their body in an engaging multi-sensory approach. At the Building Understanding stage, sessions focus on fundamental movement skills, for example, balance, rolling, running and jumping, and start to develop pre-requisite skills required to play sport. At the Applying Learning stage, sessions refine movements and help your child to apply their developing skills into sport specific games and activities. Finally, our Masterclass sessions draw on the experiences of elite athletes from across the sporting arena. The athletes will share their story of how they got into sport, their career highlights and provide some top tips to help us improve our skills. Our Physical Development curriculum is both ambitious and aspirational. It includes units on Movement and Balance, Invasion Games, Keeping Fit, Strong and Healthy, Target Sports and Games, Net/Rackets and Wall Games, and finally Striking and Fielding Games. We hope to introduce some new sports and activities that will really engage and excite your child and lead to them following some new interests. The three characters you can see on screen will support us in the ways in which we can adapt our activities using the STEP Principle. We can make our activities accessible by changing the space, by adapting the task, by using different equipment or the different ways in which people can help us. Please look out for these characters popping up across our Physical Development offer to suggest ideas and tips of how we can make our activities accessible for all students regardless of their needs. We would love to see the amazing work that your child is doing with our Physical Development offer. Please share the work on Twitter tagging @OakNational and with the hashtag #LearnwithOak. We can't wait to see the amazing things that your child is doing. Thank you.

Physical Development

AL Physical Development

Specialist

UNIT

In this lesson we introduce the sport of cricket and learn how to bowl and bat.

In this lesson we learn about the long and short barrier fielding techniques. This lesson follows on from lesson 1 in this Striking & Fielding Games unit.

In this lesson we apply our skills of bowling, batting and fielding in game situations.

Unit: Striking & Fielding Games

Lessons:

Cricket (Part 1)

Cricket (Part 2)

Cricket (Part 3)