It's not just games: exploring the science of sport

By Paul Tyler

Issue 152 | Page 11 | Published Mar 2018

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Paul Tyler shows where there is science in physical education and sport – and provides a context to draw pupils into learning

Science and Sports
Primary Science Focus

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