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Zack Smith | Mastering EYFS Physical Education

“You can’t be attached to your lesson plan too much…”

Welcome to episode 97 of The PE Umbrella Podcast , the only primary and elementary PE podcast in the world, for an episode centred around EYFS Physical Education .

Today, I am joined Under the Umbrella by Physical Education teacher Zack Smith. In this episode we get to the real crux of what it means to teach EYFS PE. Is it the most important age group to teach? Zack certainly has his work cut out to ensure the young children he teaches are given a solid base that will help them flourish in any social, emotional or physical pursuits they wish to do as they move through school.

As you can see by the length of this episode, it is packed full of content as Zack shares lots of actionable tips, sound advice and book recommendations that we should all go away and read. Through the thoughtful and honest discussion we unpick the traits that Zack has as a teacher himself, what it would be like to join his class, how he coped with his worst ever lesson and his all time favourite warm up games! You can click on the time stamps below to jump to any of these parts of the show…But why would you? You’re only going to miss out on some Physed gold if you do!

Describe yourself as a teacher? [05:35]

If it’s my first day in your class, what can i expect [10:34], what is the worst lesson you have ever taught in eyfs physical education what did you learn [19:59], what is the importance of eyfs physical education [25:54], top class management tip for eyfs physical education [37:02], what is your favourite ever warm up [43:04].

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The PE Game Ideas section provides you with Physical Education resources which will help you to plan PE Warm Up Games, PE Tag Games, PE Thinking Games, and PE Coordination Games. Within each section you will find a whole range of different games which will excite and challenge your students. Each PE Game outlines what equipment is required, how to set the game up, how to play the game and how to differentiate the game. The resources can be downloaded and can support your PE planning. Lots of the resources are free. Click below to explore each section:

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10 EYFS Physical Development Activities

by EYR Team | May 9, 2018 | Health & Wellbeing , Learning & Development , Primary Learning

Physical activity is vital for a child’s health and fitness and offers an endless amount of benefits. To learn more about the impact of physical activities, head to our dedicated blog post .

Providing a variety of different physical activities in your setting is recommended to spark children’s interest and encourage participation. To support this, we have compiled our top 10 EYFS physical development activities. Each activity is selected to enhance your school’s physical education lessons and enrich children’s physical development. Read on for more!

Top 10 Physical Activities For Early Years

Organised sport.

By engaging children in regular sporting activities, it improves their overall health and fitness, increases their social skills and promotes a sense of achievement. Organised sports are a great way to do this and provide children with a way to make friends, improve their teamwork skills and learn to follow rules. Examples include: football , rugby , cricket , tennis , basketball , netball , badminton , rounders and hockey . Provide a variety of these in your setting to encourage children to take part!

Running is a fun and simple activity that strengthens the children’s muscles and bones. Encourage children to run by integrating a variety of unique racing games. Why not try an energetic space hopper race, a classic egg and spoon race, a playful sack race or an amusing fancy dress relay race!

Obstacle Course

Obstacle courses offer the opportunity to enhance children’s development in numerous areas from balance and coordination , to strength and endurance. They can be versatile, adaptable and tailored to children’s abilities. Try incorporating obstacles such as balance beams , hurdles , cones , ladders , hoops , space hoppers , bunny hoppers , tunnels , balls and climbing frames to build the ultimate children’s obstacle course!

Throwing activities can help to improve a child’s hand-eye coordination, motor skills and timing. There are countless throwing games that you can try with the children, such as throwing balls through hoops , shooting in basketball and netball games or aiming an object at a large target board or set of cans . Throwing games can also be used to incorporate an additional element of learning such as maths . Why not try using a target maths board and asking children to calculate a sum and then throw the ball at the correct number, or our tin can alley game to introduce children to classic carnival games.

Playing a child’s favourite song, is guaranteed to make their body move! Dancing promotes cooperation and increases flexibility and stamina. Encourage the children to invent their own dances and give them props such as colourful dance rings , scarves , pom poms or wands to inspire their creativity even further!

Skipping is a fun activity which improves a child’s heart rate, coordination and agility. Encourage children to try different skipping games, such as jumping with a partner, running through the rope or jumping for height! Why not try and encourage some additional learning into the activity? Try and encourage children to spell their name with each jump and then swap to the next person.

Parachute Game

Parachutes are a popular resource for large groups of children, which help to develop gross motor skills and inspire teamwork. There are an endless number of different uses for parachutes. Some of these include games such as crossing over and under, ocean waves, cat and mouse, ball surfing, throwing the bean bag on a specific colour and much more! Test a few of these different games out to see what your children enjoy!

Trampolining

Trampolining is an enjoyable cardiovascular activity that increases a child’s heart rate, builds strength and tones muscles. Why not introduce children to a mini trampoline and engage them in games such as knee jumping, jumping on one leg or counting with each jump.

Tug of war is an entertaining and competitive activity that enhances a child’s strength and resistance. It is a great way for children to problem solve as a team and discuss strategy. Split the children into teams, hand out the rope , set the goal and let the battle commence!

Walking is a simple activity that not only increases physical development, but also enhances a child’s mental health as well. Whether it’s walking to school, power walking in a school race or walking through nature on a school trip, make sure you get the kids out and about to promote physical activity. A great way to encourage children to get outdoors and walk is using a scavenger hunt – hide some “ treasure ” and create a map for children to navigate. Or, use our free seasonal downloads and encourage children to find all the elements on the ticklist. Scared of your children wondering off during a walk? Encourage children to stick together and socialise during the walking with our hold-a-ring walking rope .

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About Perm State Medical University

One of the oldest and biggest institutions in Russia, Perm State Medical University was established in 1916 and is situated in Perm City. Indian medical students interested in studying MBBS in Russia frequently mention the prestigious university.

They are also getting financing from the Russian Foundation for Basic Research and the Russian Humanitarian Science Foundation. Indian students may apply for admission to the MBBS program at Perm State Medical University for the September intake.

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Founded on: 22 September 1916

Address: Ulitsa Kuybysheva, 39, Perm, Permskiy Kray, Russia, 614000

Number of Students : 3,571 (over 160 international students from 21 countries)

Academic Staff: 569

Academic Year Begins : September first week

Recognized by: Ministry of Higher Education, WHO, UNESCO, MCI

Departments: 75

Students Trained: over 50,000

Library: Good collection of journals, research papers, and course material; around 500 students can be accommodated

Food: Dining rooms and buffets available

Climate: Average Temperature is -15.1°C (January), +10°C (July)

Nearest airport: Perm International Airport in Bol’shoye Savino, Perm Krai, Russia

Official Recruiter for MBBS: www.mbbsdirect.com

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Eligibility to study mbbs in russia at perm state medical university.

In Russia, MBBS is popularly known as General Medicine. Therefore, students seeking to study General Medicine at Perm State Medical University must qualify for admission. The qualifications for studying General Medicine in this Institution include:

1) The student must appear in the National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET) Medical assessment.

2) The aspirant must score up to 50% in Physics, Biology, and Chemistry.

3) Applicant must be up to 17 years old as of December 31 of that academic year.

4) The student must submit a medical certificate and health insurance documents.

5) The student must have no criminal report.

College Life at the Perm State Medical University:

At Perm State Medical University, there are roughly seven dormitories that students share. In the hostel, rooms are shared by two to three students each. For the convenience of international students, a communal kitchen is available for them to prepare their meals. There are also Indian hotels and eateries in that city. The hostel will offer the students all the amenities they need.

In comparison to other Russian cities, the cost of lodging is relatively affordable. On-campus access to the internet is provided. The annual cost of the Perm State Medical University dorms will be included in the first year’s projected tuition when applying for admission.

Faculties in PSMU:

There are 12 faculties on campus, each offering several Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programs. There are 80 departments, including two common ones: pedagogy and physical education.

These divisions are in charge of the staff members’ postgraduate studies, as well as their research projects and theoretical education.

1. College of Medicine

2. Teaching pediatrics

3. Department of Dentistry

4. Medical Prophylactic Faculty

5. Clinical Psychology Faculty and Advanced Nursing Education

6. Continuing Professional Education Faculty

7. Faculty of Targeted Education and Pre-University Education

Facilities Offered in PSMU:

One of the critical advantages of studying MBBS in Russia is that-

1. The National Medical Commission (NMC) Screening examination, which is necessary to practice medicine in India, is not subject to any additional fees.

2. The Perm State Medical University’s (PSMU) MBBS degree is recognized across the world.

3. The National Medical Council (NMC) and the World Health Organization both accept PSMU’s MBBS program (WHO).

4. An MBBS degree from PSMU costs about average when compared to other universities.

5. For medical studies, there are two academic semesters that begin in June and September.

6. Russian medical universities provide affordable student housing with contemporary and necessary amenities.

International Recognitions of the University:

Perm State Medical University is acknowledged both domestically and abroad by several reputable international organizations, including

1. DOMS or World Directory of Medical Schools

2. Education Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates or ECFMG)

3. National Medical Commission or MCI

4. MCC or Medical Council of Canada

5. Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Russia

6. FAIMER or Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education and Research.

Admission Requirements:

The following requirements must be fulfilled for an applicant to be admitted to the university are as follows:

1. Mark sheet for the Senior Secondary Leaving Certificate (SSLC)

2. Mark sheet for the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC)

3. Birth certificate, the national eligibility criteria test, and (NEET) successful scorecard

4. Passport

5. the student visa

6. passport-sized images

7. health test results

8. receipt for payment of tuition

Admission Process:

The following admissions process must be followed by any applicant interested in enrolling at Perm State Medical University for an MBBS in Russia:

1. Complete the Perm State Medical University application.

2. Online submission of required papers for admission, such as transcripts, is encouraged.

3. The university will send the candidate a letter of acceptance or admission confirming their admission.

4. To apply for a student visa, visit the Russian Embassy in India.

5. Make any pending debts current before applying for a student loan.

6. Make travel plans to Russia so that you can study medicine there.

Steps to apply to The University:

To be permitted to the university, a candidate must perform the following procedure:

Step 1: To apply, candidates must fill out the online application form provided by Perm State Medical University.

Step 2: Upload all necessary paperwork to the online gateway.

Step 3 : The university will send students an offer letter.

Step 4: After obtaining an acceptance letter from the university, candidates must pay the university’s first-year tuition.

Step 5: Applicants can apply for a student visa after paying their tuition and completing the application procedure.

Medicine program of the University:

A medical curriculum taught in English is offered at Perm State Medical University for Indian students pursuing MBBS degrees. The Perm State Medical University’s MBBS curriculum is divided into two independent semesters each year.

	Bachelor of Surgery and Bachelor of Medicine (MBBS)
	5 years plus a year of Internship
	English

Fees Structure of PMSU for 2022-2023:


Tuition fee (Approx.)	$3000	$3000	$3000	$3000	$3000	$3000
Tuition fee in INR	Rs.2.10 Lakhs	Rs.2.10 Lakhs	Rs.2.10 Lakhs	Rs.2.10 Lakhs	Rs.2.10 Lakhs	Rs.2.10 Lakhs
Hostel fees	$700	$700	$700	$700	$700	$700
Hostel fee in INR	Rs.49,000 (approx)	Rs.49,000 (approx)	Rs.49,000 (approx)	Rs.49,000 (approx)	Rs.49,000 (approx)	Rs.49,000 (approx)
Total fees	$3700	$3700	$3700	$3700	$3700	$3700
Total fees in Indian Rupees	Rs.2.59 Lakhs	Rs.2.59 Lakhs	Rs.2.59 Lakhs	Rs.2.59 Lakhs	Rs.2.59 Lakhs	Rs.2.59 Lakhs

Advantages to Getting into PSMU:

The pricing structure for obtaining an MBBS in Russia is relatively affordable compared to other nations.

1. ECFMG, WDOMS, FAIMER, and medical councils in Canada, Australia, etc., all provide the university with clear recognition.

2. Perm State Medical University graduates are qualified to practice medicine anywhere globally.

3. For Indian MBBS students, a fine mess is offered. It has cutting-edge amenities, such as modern classrooms, libraries, sports facilities, and well-equipped labs.

4. English and Russian are both used in the instruction at PSMU. Students can feel at home on the PSMU campus and in the dorms.

MBBS Syllabus at PSMU:


1st Year	1st Semester	Latin and Medical terminology, Physical Training, Russian Language, Medical Biology, General Chemistry, Genetics, Parasitology, Human Anatomy, Medical and biological physics, and medical equipment
1st Year	2nd Semester	Russian Language, Physical Training, Latin and Medical terminology, Genetics, Parasitology, Medical biology, Bioorganic Chemistry, Histology, Human Anatomy, Embryology, Medical informatics, Cytology
2nd Year	3rd Semester	Human Anatomy, Philosophy, Histology, Patients care, Normal philosophy, Biochemistry, Russian language
2nd Year	4th Semester	Biochemistry, Philosophy, Normal Philosophy, Surgery nursing, Russian language, Microbiology
3rd Year	5th Semester	Microbiology, Pathological anatomy, Pharmacology, Path Physiology, General surgery, Propaedeutic, Russian language
3rd Year	6th Semester	Pathological anatomy, Pharmacology, Path Physiology, General surgery, Propaedeutic, Radiation diagnostics and therapy, Operative surgery, Russian language
4th Year	7th-8th Semester	Therapy Part I, Clinical Pharmacology, Endocrinology, Stomatology, Surgery Part I, Urology, Obstetrics, Dermatology, Pediatrics, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Ophthalmology, Medical genetics
5th Year	9th-10th Semester	Pathophysiopulmonology, Epidemiology, Therapy Part II, Social medicine economy and organization of Public Health, Professional diseases, Reanimation and intensive therapy, Polyclinical therapy, Surgery Part II, Children’s surgery, Oncology, Traumatology and orthopedic, Pediatrics, Gynecology, Psychiatry and necrology, Infection diseases, Otolaryngology
6th Year	11th-12th Semester	Social medicine, Polyclinical Therapy, Therapy, Surgery, Physical training and Medical control, Obstetrics and gynecology, Emergency medicine, Forensic medicine, Children’s infection diseases, Tropical medicine, Clinical Immunology

Residence and Accommodation:

1. The institution offers both boys’ and girls’ dormitories that are cozy and completely furnished with the essentials. Over 1400 Indian students now reside there.

2. In comparison to other Russian cities, the cost of lodging is reasonably affordable. There is internet access available on campus.

3. The food served in the dorm mess is of extremely high quality. A special inspection is carried out regularly to examine the kitchens’ sanitary conditions.

4. In the hostels, medical assistance is provided around the clock. The hostels are well-cleaned and well-maintained.

5. The security system is excellent and has security personnel on duty around-the-clock.

Why MBBS in Perm state medical university (PSMU)?

1. There are several career opportunities available worldwide for Russian MBBS grads. In Russia, several scholarship schemes are available to help students complete their MBBS degree.

2. In Russia, there are no contribution or capitation fees for MBBS programs. The Russian MBBS program does not require an admission exam.

3. Compared to other nations, the pricing structure for obtaining an MBBS in Russia is reasonably affordable. In Russia, there are no contribution or capitation fees for MBBS programs.

4. The Russian MBBS program does not require an admission exam. There are several career opportunities available worldwide for Russian MBBS grads.

5. In Russia, several scholarship schemes are available to help students complete their MBBS degree. One of Russia’s top government medical universities in Perm State Medical University.

Conclusion:

The Perm State Medical University (PSMU) received the title of State University in 2014. Every year, the institution offers free Medical Council of India (MCI) coaching lessons to the Perm State Medical University (PSMU) students to help them get ready for the Foreign Medical Graduates Examination (FMGE), which the PSMU students who took the test in 2019 passed.

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The international children festival of theatre arts “Long Break”

What is the international child festival of theatre arts “Long Break”? It is a real holiday for young spectators and their parents. The international child festival of theatre arts “Long Break” will be hold from the 30th of April to the 5th of May. It will be in Perm and Lysva. It will be hold under the aegis of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and the Ministry of Culture, Youth Politics and Mass Communications of Perm Krai. The program of the festival is prepared by Russian and foreign experts of child theatre. There are the most interesting for children events of the world arts. The “Long Break” familiarizes children with actual artists. It is the platform where people communicate with people using the language of modern arts which is understandable for a new generation.

The festival “The White Nights in Perm”

The participants of the festival of land art “Ural Myths” will create art objects using natural materials. The objects will have the same mythological idea.
During the festival of bears “MedveDay” the masters Teddy-makers will tell gripping stories about a symbol of the city. They will organize some exhibitions of teddy bears and they will give master classes.

The exhibition “Mammoth’s track” will gather mammoths from different corners of Russia on Perm’s territory. There will be even a famous mammoth Dima.
And at last the international festival of street arts «Open sky» will represent the various program: carnival processions, a 5-day master class «Mask Art», street shows and performances, performances of Russian and foreign street theatres.

The IX International festival “Heavenly Fair of Ural”

From the 26th to the 3rd of July the IX International festival “Heavenly Fair of Ural” takes place in Kungur. There will be a fight for the I Privolzhski Federal Disctrict Cup for aerostatics and the VII Perm Krai Open Cup for aerostatics.This year Kungur won’t hold rating competitions which results are taking into general account of the pilots. They counted on creating entertainment activities “Air battles over Kungur”. There will be the representatives of sub-units of ultralight aviation, detachment of parachute troops and water means. All the battles will take place straight over the city. And natives will take part in the festival too.According to initial data 15 aeronauts and about 50 ultralight aviation pilots expressed willingness to take part at the festival. And a dirigible pilot confirmed his participation.Ultralight aviation pilots will take part in the “Air games” within the festival. As last year a campsite of ultralight aviation will base in an area near a village Milniki.

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Roma communities in Perm Krai: historical and ethnical aspects

Two large groups of Roma are settled in the territory of Perm Krai, the Ruska Roma and Kalderari. Roma live both in cities and countryside. Roma living in the countryside keeps elements of traditional culture. In Perm Krai we can find different families of the Ruska [Russian] Roma: Gorbovichi, Nemzengery, Bashnengery, Polyaki, Sapuny, Gubany. In contrast to the Kalderari the community of Ruska Roma is based not only on family-territorial principle. Sometimes community is based on ethnic-territorial ground when the Ruska Roma living in an urban area despite family ties can be a part of the community. Traditional activity of Ruska Roma living in countryside is a seasonal grazing of livestock. One of the main sectors of activity is trading. Roma sell cars and jewelry. Kelderari live in compact groupings in Perm. They call themselves Moldavska Roma and consider themselves to be part of Ruvoni [wolf in Romani language] family. Traditional activity of Kelderari is metal work (especially tin-smith’s work) which impact also their modern business. The main work activity of men till now is working with metals such as base metal trading and metal items repair. Traditional women activity is fortune-telling. Bilingualism, traditional way of living, ethnic isolation, unique and particular material and spiritual culture are common for all of Roma. The main problems for Roma nowadays are safeguarding of ethnicity and as well as some educational and social issues.