The PE Life Skills Award

The only award that recognises and rewards students who have developed life skills through PE.

PE teaches valuable life skills such as resilience, leadership, collaboration, and independence, which can inspire and empower them to excel in all areas of their lives. However, most of this learning can go unnoticed.

Now in its fourth year, this award lets teachers recognise students' learning through assessments in the PE curriculum. It helps students value PE and develop a positive relationship with physical activity for the future.

The PE Life Skills Award is accredited by Leadership Skills Foundation and suitable for both primary and secondary levels. To purchase, you will complete the transaction through the Leadership Skills Foundation website.

What you receive

Academic year licence to become an accredited PE Life Skills Award assessment centre
Training in the assessment process
Individual pupil learning journals, click for samples of Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, Stage 4 and Stage 5
An accreditation resource pack which includes learning reports and an achievement wall chart, see sample teacher handbook
Printable Leadership Skills Foundation accredited award certificates

How much does it cost?

2024/25 Academic Year Pricing

£349 for primary school pupils aged 4-11 years-old
£499 for secondary school pupils aged 11-16 years-old
£549 for secondary school pupils aged 11-18 years-old
£349 for pupils aged 16-18

If you have any more questions, please take a look at our FAQs or contact us via email at [email protected] or phone on 01509 462900.

Read this inspiring case study from ALP Nuneaton about how PELSA has helped their pupils. You can also read further secondary and special school case studies here.

Engagement in PE is now fantastic. It has improved attendance, behaviour and attitudes to learning across the board.

Gary Collingwood, Head of PE, Churchill Community College

Gary Collingwood

Want to know more?

Our short explainer video from Former Head of Physical Education & Achievement, Kate Thornton-Bousfield, explains why the PE Life Skills Award is so critical for young people.