CurricuLLM can help with health and PE by linking lessons to outcomes, giving safe health info, and helping students think about their wellbeing.

For teachers

You can use CurricuLLM to:

• Plan lessons and activities:
  • “Make a Year 7 lesson on nutrition and healthy eating that links to outcomes.”
  • “Suggest warm-up games for Year 8 PE that build teamwork.”
• Check assessments:
  • “Does this fitness journal meet Year 9 health outcomes?”
  • “Write a rubric for a group talk on healthy relationships.”
• Start wellbeing talks:
  • “Give safe discussion questions about online safety for Year 7.”
  • “Suggest activities to practise stress management.”
• Change activities for different levels:
  • “Adapt this PE drill for students with different fitness levels.”
  • “Suggest an extra task for advanced basketball students.”

For students

Students can use CurricuLLM to:

• Revise health knowledge:
  • “Quiz me on the five food groups.”
  • “Explain the short-term and long-term benefits of regular exercise.”
• Get safe advice:
  • “What strategies can help me with exam stress?”
  • “How do I balance screen time and physical activity?”
• Practise reflection:
  • “Ask me guiding questions to reflect on my part in team sports.”
  • “Help me write a short reflection on challenges in a fitness task.”
• Learn key terms:
  • “Give me practice questions on terms like resilience, empathy, and wellbeing.”

Key takeaway

CurricuLLM is most useful in health and PE when it gives safe, age-appropriate advice that links lessons to outcomes. It supports teachers with planning and helps students with reflection.