Time To Move - Updated Junior Cycle PE Textbook

Comprehensive PE Resource for Junior Cycle Students

Time to Move is a newly updated Junior Cycle Physical Education (PE) textbook, written by highly experienced teachers Doireann Ní Mhuimhneacháin and Conchúr Ó Muimhneacháin. This 2nd edition is fully aligned with the latest 135-hour PE specification, providing everything students and teachers need for the Junior Cycle PE curriculum.

This edition features a balanced emphasis on competence, participation, and appreciation in physical education. The textbook includes CBA examples and templates to support students in completing and reflecting on their Classroom-Based Assessments (CBAs). It also provides a solid foundation for students planning to advance to the Leaving Certificate PE (LCPE) programme.

The package includes the textbook, a FREE eBook, a Teacher’s Resource Book, and access to digital resources on www.gillexplore.ie. These resources ensure that teachers are well-equipped to deliver high-quality PE lessons.

Key Features of the Textbook:

• NEW! Updated to meet the new 135-hour Physical Education specification.
• NEW! Learning Outcomes presented in student-friendly language to guide activities.
• NEW! 'Games for Understanding’ approach, aligning with the preferred methodology in the new specification.
• NEW! Updated guidance reflecting the latest DES guidelines, replacing the beep test with information on the factors influencing student scores.
• Strong emphasis on participation and appreciation throughout the course.

• Aligned with the new 135-hour Junior Cycle PE specification.
• Focus on competence, participation, and appreciation in physical education.
• Includes CBA examples and templates to aid student assessment.
• Provides a strong foundation for students progressing to the LCPE programme.
• Package includes textbook, FREE eBook, Teacher’s Resource Book, and digital resources.
• Games for Understanding’ approach aligns with the preferred teaching method in the new specification.
• Updated content to reflect latest DES guidelines on physical fitness testing.