1. Create Development moves to deliver “real PE” programme through quality, local providers

    Create Development, leader in whole-child learning, has delivered a two day orientation course on the new “real PE” programme, with 47 local partners attending from 37 different local authority areas across the country.

    The new programme, which focuses on giving all children the physical literacy, emotional and thinking skills to achieve in PE and sport, and all aspects of life, has drawn significant attention from the PE and Sport sector. It is currently the only Scheme of Work to contain a curriculum map, clear learning journeys and an integrated assessment frame work and tool to evidence and celebrate rapid, sustained progress.

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  2. PRO-ACTIVE London Awards recognise Olympic legacy in London community sport

    PRO-ACTIVE London AwardsDavid Weir and Alan Watkinson were among the guests to attend a celebration of community sport in London.

    The PRO-ACTIVE London County Sports Partnership held their annual Awards Evening on Friday 26th April 2013 at the KIA Oval, hosting a mixture of grassroots coaches and volunteers and elite athletes and that represent London’s sporting landscape. The Awards, sponsored by GLL, are the only regional awards which celebrate the contribution of thousands of people, the majority of whom are volunteers, and who make it possible for so many people to take part.

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  3. Giving all children the physical literacy, emotional and thinking skills to achieve in PE, Sport and life

    New Schemes of WorkCreate are proud to be working with local networks and tutors to deliver our new schemes of work based on market leading solutions.

    This is the only scheme of work with a curriculum map, clear learning journeys, integrated assessment framework and tool to evidence and celebrate rapid sustained progress. (more…)


  4. Create’s response to new curriculum and investment into PE and School Sport

    Following the recent announcement regarding funding for PE and School Sport, we have been contacted by several partners to discuss potential collaboration as a way to maximise impact for teachers and children in primary schools across the country. With this in mind, the information below outlines some of our proposed ways of working in this exciting new landscape, all of which will involve working only with partners who share the same philosophies and values of simplicity, passion and excellence.

    In response to new curriculum guidance, we have developed a new comprehensive scheme of work for Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and Key Stage 1 (KS1). It includes a curriculum map, clear learning journeys, engaging activities and adaptable lessons plans with outcomes clearly mapped to a coherent assessment framework to evidence and celebrate sustained progress. The foundations of the scheme are based on Fundamental Movement Skills, inclusive competition and broader essential holistic skills.

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  5. Schools Highly Commended at the Youth Sport Trust’s Prestigious Innovation Awards 2013

    Create would like to say a huge congratulations to two schools that we work in partnership with. The amazing teachers at both schools strive for excellence.

    Marish Primary School in Slough was highly commended at the Youth Sport Trust’s (YST’s) prestigious Innovation Awards 2013 for “Excellence in harnessing PE and sport as a catalyst for learning – Primary”.

    Marish work in partnership with Create Development to put skills needed for learning at the forefront of their teaching. After being put into special measures in 2009, Marish have successfully been graded as ‘Good with Outstanding features’ and are on the drive towards ‘Outstanding’. Their leadership empowering curriculum raises aspirations for all and they now support two other schools.

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