In this video there are lots of clips of different types of dribbling you can practise at home. Give them all a try and then complete some challenges.

• Create a routine with your top 3 favourite dribbles

• Create an obstacle course and use the dribbling technique to get through it

• Create your own dribble and send it back to the PE department.

In this video there are clips of ways of receiving a passing the ball that you can practise at home. You can try these out with a partner in your house or if you have a wall that you can kick onto.

• Practise to improve your speed and technique

• How many times can you receive and pass in a minute?

• Create your own receive and pass and send it back to the PE Department

In this video there are clips of showing different parts of the body receiving and passing back. You will need a partner to throw the ball into you or you can be creative on your own.

• How many times can you receive and pass back in one minute using one of the drills in the video?

• Can you combine some of the body parts together?

• Create your own receive and pass using a completely different body part and send it back to the PE department.

In this video there are lots of clips of different turns you can practise at home. Give them all a try and then complete some of the challenges.

• Create a routine with your favourite 3 turns.

• How many times can you dribble to a wall and turn in one minute?

• Create your own unique turn and send it back to the PE department.

In this video there are some 1v1 drills that you can do with a partner. Give them a try.

• Play first to 5 wins.

• If you find it too easy, give yourself a condition - you are only allowed to use your weak foot.

• Create your own 1v1 drill and send it back to the PE department.

In this video there are some 1v1 games that you can play with a partner. Be creative with what you have in the house to set up your game.

• Play first to 5 wins.

• Change the size of the area, size of the ball or use of body parts to keep them games fun.

• Create your own 1v1 game and send it back to the PE department.

In this video there are some football challenges for you to try at home. Give them a try and remember practice makes perfect.

• Create your own personal record of keepie uppies and share with your friends for them to beat.

• Show us your best football skill. Can you do 'around the world' or a 'Rabona flick' or even the 'Maradona 7'?

• Create your own football challenge and send it back to the PE department for them to do.