Pauline Wetton is currently a Lecturer in Education and Assistant Director of Sport at the University of Durham.

'With an action-packed programme any young child can enjoy, Physical Education in the Early Years is the perfect book for teachers who want to develop their PE curriculum.' - Nursery World'Few physical educationalists have contributed more to Primary PE than Pauline Wetton, and her latest book is paricularly welcome ... this publication offers a valuable comination of theory and practice ... All involved in the education of three to seven-year-olds will sigh with relief.' - Times Educational Supplement

• Chapter 1 How do young children learn to move?; Chapter 2 Physical Education in pre-school environments; Chapter 3 Nursery class activities for the primary school hall; Chapter 4 Gymnastic activities in Key Stage 1; Chapter 5 Games in Key Stage 1; Chapter 6 Dance in Key Stage 1; Chapter 7 Planning and organisation;

Pauline Wetton is currently a Lecturer in Education and Assistant Director of Sport at the University of Durham.

'With an action-packed programme any young child can enjoy, Physical Education in the Early Years is the perfect book for teachers who want to develop their PE curriculum.' - Nursery World'Few physical educationalists have contributed more to Primary PE than Pauline Wetton, and her latest book is paricularly welcome ... this publication offers a valuable comination of theory and practice ... All involved in the education of three to seven-year-olds will sigh with relief.' - Times Educational Supplement

• Chapter 1 How do young children learn to move?; Chapter 2 Physical Education in pre-school environments; Chapter 3 Nursery class activities for the primary school hall; Chapter 4 Gymnastic activities in Key Stage 1; Chapter 5 Games in Key Stage 1; Chapter 6 Dance in Key Stage 1; Chapter 7 Planning and organisation;

Pauline Wetton is currently a Lecturer in Education and Assistant Director of Sport at the University of Durham.

'With an action-packed programme any young child can enjoy, Physical Education in the Early Years is the perfect book for teachers who want to develop their PE curriculum.' - Nursery World'Few physical educationalists have contributed more to Primary PE than Pauline Wetton, and her latest book is paricularly welcome ... this publication offers a valuable comination of theory and practice ... All involved in the education of three to seven-year-olds will sigh with relief.' - Times Educational Supplement

• Chapter 1 How do young children learn to move?; Chapter 2 Physical Education in pre-school environments; Chapter 3 Nursery class activities for the primary school hall; Chapter 4 Gymnastic activities in Key Stage 1; Chapter 5 Games in Key Stage 1; Chapter 6 Dance in Key Stage 1; Chapter 7 Planning and organisation;