PE Insights Podcast

Hello, welcome to another PE Insights Podcast episode. Today, I talk to Jordan Wintle (Associate Head of the School of Education and Science at the University of Gloucester). In this conversation, Jordan unpacks his research surrounding lifestyle sports through the lens of meaningful physical education. A remarkably informative and inspiring episode. One note to be missed!

In this fantastic episode, I speak with Kate Reynolds (Subject Leader for Physical Education and Whole School Enrichment Coordinator at The Belvedere Academy GDST). Kate shares her passion for physical education and the tremendous impact she is having on PE and wellbeing experiences at her school. There is so much to take away from this conversation! Hope you enjoy it.

Welcome back! Episode 20 is a conversation with Director of Sport, Tommy Bell. Tommy is an experienced PE teacher, HOD, and Director of Sport, with international experience in Qatar and Thailand and leadership of PE & Sport in British independent schools. Listen as he discusses the importance of PE teachers challenging the status quo.

Happy New Year! I hope 2024 is a positive and successful year for you. Welcome back to previous listeners and a warm welcome if this is your first episode.Join me as I chat with Jon Campbell (PE teacher, Head of PE, and PE Scholar consultant). We discuss his PE Insights and Jon sheds a light on the Curriculum for Wales reform and his vision for meaningful physical education.

Join me as I chat with Neil Moggan about PE and trauma-informed practice. Neil is passionate about transforming young people’s life chances and has 14 years’ experience leading Physical Education departments. Since lockdown Neil has helped over 100 schools across the world implement his ‘RISE Up’ early intervention mental wellbeing programme through his company Future Action. Neil is a trauma informed practitioner and has created & road tested the ‘Recover’ roadmap to guide PE departments how to implement trauma informed PE to transform relationships, wellbeing, engagement, behaviour & progress in the short term, and children’s life chances in the long term.Neil is currently writing a book in collaboration with Scholarly on the decline of children’s mental health over the last 15 years and what schools can do to support young people.Follow this link for more: https://www.futureaction.net/taster-resourcesBuy me a coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/peinsightspod

Join me as I chat with two incredibly passionate and knowledgeable PE teachers, Alec Masson & Will Grove. In this episode, they discuss their insight on PE and introduce us to their future PE curriculum project. Lots to take away from this one! Enjoy.

Sam Moinet qualified as a History teacher but now he is the founder of Student Breakthrough & the Educators Coaching Academy. His aim now is to revolutionise mental health support in schools. Listen to Sam talk about the importance of checking in with your mental health and wellbeing, whilst exploring the importance of movement.

Today's episode is a conversation with the incredibly knowledgeable Dr Shane Pill (Associate Professor in PE and Sport Coaching at Flinders University in Adelaide). We discuss everything PE and Shane shines a light on Mosston & Ashworth's Spectrum of Teaching Style. Hope you enjoy! #PEInsightsPodcast

Welcome back! Today’s episode is a conversation with Tristan Muller-Forster. Tristan is the Principal of Tavistock College in Devon, part of the Dartmoor Multi Academy Trust. Tristan is a qualified PE teacher whose journey has led him to his current position of Principal of a large secondary school in the South West. I hope you enjoy this chat as much as I did… PE Insights from a Principal’s perspective.

In this conversation, Nathan Walker and Dr Liz Durden-Myers discuss Physical Literacy and Physical Education. Liz is the founder of PE Scholar and PGCE PE Programme Lead at the University of Gloucestershire and Bath Spa University. Liz was supervised and inspired by Dr Margaret Whitehead, her PhD and academic journey to date has explored physical literacy and she continues to be an ambassador for the importance of positive relationships with movement.