Student feedback on the 'Sports Education Model'

'Sport Education Model'

During today's football lesson I filmed two year 6 students who were involved in the Sport Education Model. They have been doing football in the lesson, using this model to help them develop a wide range of skills. Here they are talking about how they feel this model helps with their development.

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