imoves gives PE leads a progressive, whole-school curriculum with simple assessment, while giving teachers ready-to-use lessons, practical guidance and child-facing demonstrations.
One consistent approach from EYFS to Year 6 - without expecting every teacher to be a PE specialist.
🏐 Progressive curriculum planning
Ready-to-use units and lessons that build children’s skills and learning from EYFS to Year 6.
🏐 Child-facing demonstrations
Clear visual demonstrations help children understand what they’re learning without teachers having to model every skill themselves.
🏐 Simple assessment
Practical tools help teachers see what children should be learning and how they are progressing.
🏐 Teacher support built in
Guidance and CPD help staff feel more confident delivering PE, including areas they may be less familiar with.
Our i-units put physical literacy first, developing the fundamental movement skills that sit underneath PE - running, jumping, throwing, catching, balance, coordination and movement control.
Teamwork, communication, problem-solving, confidence and decision-making are built into the activities too.
The result is a more holistic approach to PE: children develop the physical, social and personal skills that help them participate.
"The imoves curriculum is a fun, exciting and engaging curriculum package that celebrates diversity."
"The scheme is resourced with excellent demonstration videos and additional materials to support the delivery of lessons."
"The resources are well sequenced and aligned to the National Curriculum."
"The platform is designed to increase teacher confidence and encourage pupils to be active within PE, other areas of school life, and beyond the school gates."
i-units: Physical Literacy & Fundamental Movement
Build balance, agility, coordination, running, jumping, throwing and catching while developing teamwork, communication, confidence and problem-solving through every lesson.
Dance and Gymnastics
Structured, progressive units with demonstrations that help non-specialist teachers deliver with confidence.
Sports-specific units
Progressive units across football, hockey, basketball, rounders, cricket, badminton and more.
Yoga and Pilates
Support strength, flexibility, body awareness and control.
Outdoor Adventure Activities
Explore teamwork, navigation and problem-solving with 28 ready-to-go OAA lessons.
Additional activities
Cheerleading, combat, bootcamp and other engaging units add variety across the year.
Short, on-demand CPD videos support staff with lesson delivery, assessment and subjects that can feel less familiar, such as Dance and Gymnastics.
Training is built into the programme, so teachers can access support when they need it and fit it around the school day.
1. How much will Primary PE cost?
Primary PE is £357 + VAT for infant schools, £397 + VAT for junior schools and £597 + VAT for primary schools. Schools can try the programme free for 28 days before deciding whether to subscribe.
2. Is imoves a Primary PE scheme of work?
Yes. Primary PE includes progressive planning from EYFS to Year 6, covering Fundamentals and Games, Dance, Gymnastics, Athletics, OAA, Yoga, Pilates and sports-specific activities.
3. Does the whole school get access to the subscription?
Yes. A Primary PE subscription is for the whole school, so all teachers and classes can use the programme.
4. Is this programme accredited?
Yes. imoves Primary PE is an afPE Approved Curriculum Resource.
5. What does Primary PE cover?
The programme includes progressive PE planning, child-facing demonstrations, assessment tools, curriculum support and teaching resources from EYFS to Year 6.
6. What activities are included?
Schools can access Fundamentals and Games, Dance, Gymnastics, Athletics, OAA, Yoga, Pilates and a wide range of sports-specific units.
7. How does the Primary PE programme work?
Teachers choose the relevant year group and lesson, then use the lesson plan, demonstrations and supporting resources to deliver the session. Everything is designed to reduce preparation and make PE easier to teach.
8. Can I have help from a real person to get set up?
Yes. Schools receive onboarding support and can contact the imoves team whenever they need help.
9. Can non-specialist teachers use imoves Primary PE?
Yes. Primary PE is designed for non-specialists, with clear lesson guidance, demonstrations and CPD to help teachers deliver confidently.
10. How long will we be able to use the programme?
The licence is for a year.
11. Are these resources suitable for all primary school children?
Yes. Resources cover EYFS, KS1 and KS2, with age-appropriate lessons for each stage.
12. What space and equipment do we need?
Requirements vary by lesson. Any equipment or space needed is clearly identified in the lesson information so teachers can prepare in advance.