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Governors' role in monitoring physical education
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How should governors monitor PE? We look at advice on how governors should monitor physical education in their schools. We link to examples of questions they could ask, and evidence of effective provision. We also consider how schools could use pupil premium funding on PE and sports provision.
Contents
- 1 Questions to ask
- 2 Evidence of effective provision
- 3 Self-review tool
- 4 Use of the pupil premium
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- 4 external links
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