Bespoke Learning
Bespoke Learning
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Mastering Primary PE Summit - 22 Nov, 2025
At PE Solutions I offer bespoke workshops, where I tailor professional development to fit your unique needs. My bespoke workshops and courses are meticulously crafted to address the specific challenges and objectives of your school or department.
Whether you're looking to enhance your PE curriculum, refine teaching techniques, or boost team collaboration, my customised learning experiences are designed to empower your educators and elevate student outcomes.
Get in touch today to discuss your team's development needs and create a bespoke workshop or course that aligns perfectly with your goals.
Mastering Primary PE Bespoke CPL
Mastering Primary PE Bespoke CPL
at Nobel International School, Malaysia
As part of the Mastering Primary PE Bespoke learning package, you will receive a free consultation; including lesson observations and a chat with the Primary PE team, senior management and other members of the school that are looking to be part of developing the Primary PE programme.
What did you enjoy most about working with Gemma?
"The way Gemma pitched the whole flow and how she touched on every aspect of learning."
What is one idea or approach from the model lessons that stood out to you?
"Gemma's use of constant feedback and engagement with students, to strengthen learning."
Enhancing Team Collaboration through Communication
Enhancing Team Collaboration through Communication
at Bangkok Patana School, Thailand
"A very engaging workshop to foster our collaboration skills as a team. The session run by Gemma has helped me to make new connections with colleagues and realising our coaching team share the same frustrations. The tasks were relevant and thought provoking questions, which will hopefully be addressed to help us move forward as a team."
Katie Allen, Bangkok Patana School
"I liked the collaborative discussions between the academic and non-academic departments, in particular the opportunity to discuss with other department leads."
Tim Tripp, Bangkok Patana School
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