Steve Waide's guest appearances

Steve Waide

The PE Umbrella | Podcasting ALL things Primary Physical Education

The Infinite Learners Podcast

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Damian Hughes

Greg Dryer

Andy Vasily

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Mark Carter

Dale Harris

Gareth Jones

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Ryan Campbell

Steve Boyle

Jake Humphrey

Simon Mann

Paul Quinn

Jennifer Abrams

OwlTail

Welcome to episode 185 of The PE Umbrella Podcast! This week I am joined by two experienced PE consultants in the shape of Paul Quinn and Steve Waide. From holding roles in secondary PE through to working for The FA PE Unit, Paul &amp; Steve now work day to day for Beyond the Physical, helping Schools, Universities and SCITT's enhance their PE offering. On this episode, we chat about ALL things Primary PE, and the philosophy that both Paul &amp; Steve hold with regards to Primary PE. Understanding that PE is central to the development of the whole child, it was fascinating to hear the passion and expertise of both Paul and Steve, and how they are hoping to push the boundaries for what we expect/accept in PE at primary level. Talking points include: - What currently excites you about PE? - What misconceptions about our subject should be banished? - What is your ideal PE lesson recipe? - How do we factor in developing the whole child? - What is your worst ever PE lesson and what did you learn from it? ALL of that and SO much more as both Paul and Steve keep the conversation bouncing along with ideas, insights and reflections! So what are you waiting for? Jump under the umbrella with us and join in the conversation by tweeting me @thepeumbrella. Note pad ready!

Welcome to episode 185 of The PE Umbrella Podcast! This week I am joined by two experienced PE consultants in the shape of Paul Quinn and Steve Waide. From holding roles in secondary PE through to working for The FA PE Unit, Paul &amp; Steve now work day to day for Beyond the Physical, helping Schools, Universities and SCITT's enhance their PE offering. On this episode, we chat about ALL things Primary PE, and the philosophy that both Paul &amp; Steve hold with regards to Primary PE. Understanding that PE is central to the development of the whole child, it was fascinating to hear the passion and expertise of both Paul and Steve, and how they are hoping to push the boundaries for what we expect/accept in PE at primary level. Talking points include: - What currently excites you about PE? - What misconceptions about our subject should be banished? - What is your ideal PE lesson recipe? - How do we factor in developing the whole child? - What is your worst ever PE lesson and what did you learn from it? ALL of that and SO much more as both Paul and Steve keep the conversation bouncing along with ideas, insights and reflections! So what are you waiting for? Jump under the umbrella with us and join in the conversation by tweeting me @thepeumbrella. Note pad ready!

Beyond the Physical with Paul Quinn & Steve Waide

Steve is a Regional Manager for the Football Association PE Unit and the Assistant Manager at Tadcaster Albion FC. He is based in Leeds, UK.While talking us through a fascinating life story-so-far including a 'eureka' moment under the floorboards, Steve shares his thought on prioritising staff well being, creating a culture to get members of his team ‘on the bus’ and how leading by example can improve the performance of a department.Steve reflects on the importance of delegation and why this is a personal focus for his development and explains why all children should experience high-quality PE.PE teachers may find this humble and frank conversation particularly helpful.We thoroughly enjoyed chatting with Steve. Hosted by Lewis Keens and Alan Dunstan.

Steve is a Regional Manager for the Football Association PE Unit and the Assistant Manager at Tadcaster Albion FC. He is based in Leeds, UK.While talking us through a fascinating life story-so-far including a 'eureka' moment under the floorboards, Steve shares his thought on prioritising staff well being, creating a culture to get members of his team ‘on the bus’ and how leading by example can improve the performance of a department.Steve reflects on the importance of delegation and why this is a personal focus for his development and explains why all children should experience high-quality PE.PE teachers may find this humble and frank conversation particularly helpful.We thoroughly enjoyed chatting with Steve. Hosted by Lewis Keens and Alan Dunstan.

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