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PE is a great way to help develop children's physical and mental wellbeing, but many teachers do not feel confident in teaching it. See how you can help your school teach PE with confidence with 2Simple.

To make your lives as subject leaders as painless as possible, we've created a series of toolkits that are packed full of documents you're sure to find useful, whether new to the role or a seasoned veteran.

There are toolkits for Maths, English, Science, Computing, Foundation, PE and they're all completely free!

Each month we will be putting together a handy roundup to show you improvements, updates and brand new releases across Purple Mash, Serial Mash, Python in Pieces, Striver, Dot Com Digital, Evidence Me and Inspection Coach & Improvement Hub.

The leading EdTech trade show in the UK is back and we'll be there! Bett 2022 is a free event that is taking place from 23rd to 25th March 2022 at London Excel. Each day in the run up to #BETT2022 we will be showcasing one of our products that you can find out more about at the show. Today we take a look at PE and Wellbeing app Striver.

Striver was created to improve primary aged pupils long-term physical and mental wellbeing; it's a complete PE scheme of work that not only focuses on the physical health of pupils but also their mental health with dedicated wellbeing units. It has been built around the realities of modern teaching and uses technology to allow teachers to do more in less time.

Ofsted have recently released their new Education Inspection Framework (EIF) with several changes that replace the current Common Inspection Framework (CIF). Concerns were raised that the curriculum became second place to performance measures and preparation for tests, meaning many, especially in disadvantaged and SEND schools, were not getting access to a rich, broad and deep curriculum. The new framework includes 4 key judgements; the quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development and leadership and management. One thing we know several teachers are worried about is the Ofsted Deep Dive.