Physical Development
Teach a wide range of physical activities (games, athletics, fitness, dance, gymnastics, etc.)
Develop students’ strength, endurance, coordination, and motor skills
Promote lifelong participation in physical activity, not just school sport
Mental & Emotional Well-being
Use physical activity to reduce stress and improve mental health
Build students’ confidence, resilience, and self-esteem
Help students cope with winning, losing, pressure, and competition
Social Skills & Character Building
Encourage teamwork, cooperation, and communication
Teach leadership, fair play, respect, and sportsmanship
Support inclusion so all students—regardless of ability—feel valued
Teaching & Assessment
Plan structured lessons aligned with the curriculum
Assess students’ physical skills, knowledge, and effort
Adapt activities for different abilities and needs (differentiation)
️ Safety & Responsibility
Ensure safe use of equipment and facilities
Teach rules, injury prevention, and warm-up/cool-down routines
Manage behavior and maintain discipline during active lessons
Wider School Role
Coach school teams and organize fixtures/competitions
Run extracurricular clubs and sports days
Promote healthy lifestyles across the school (fitness, nutrition, active habits)
Role Model
Demonstrate positive attitudes toward fitness and health
Encourage discipline, motivation, and perseverance
Be someone students look up to—often more than they admit