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Also, don’t forget to block in dates for assessments, school holidays and field day. Another important thing when planning a year of PE is to remember to be flexible. Don’t worry too much if you have to shift skills/units around until you get your schedule the way you want it – this is a work in progress! Be Flexible.
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