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Physical Activity Adventure Pack (PAAP)

Strengthening physical development, movement, and early learning

Computer showing a Physical Activity Adventure Pack (PAAP) lesson activity as a linked activity in a child's observation

We are delighted to partner with Music & Movement to offer their Physical Activity Adventure Pack (PAAP) on Tapestry.

Customers of both can now benefit from having PAAP added directly to their Tapestry Activities catalogue.

Get 20% off!*

You can purchase PAAP for 20% off using the code ‘Tapestry20′ 

Purchase PAAP Today!

*Offer available until 23/10/2026

About PAAP

PAAP is a Scheme of Work which has been carefully crafted by: 

Brianne Pearson

BA (Hons) Early Primary Education teacher and Physical Education and Physical Activity specialist

Photo of Helen Battelley

Helen Battelley

MA Author, lecturer, researcher, and consultant in Early Childhood Physical Activity, Movement Play and PE

The scheme aligns with the EYFS Statutory Framework and Development Matters document (2021); both of these are available as flag sets on Tapestry.

Their Physical Activity Adventure Pack provides a full year of developmentally appropriate lesson plans aimed specifically for children in the early years.

Want to trial it?

Download a few example lessons for free!

Each lesson comes with an objective, links to Development Matters, and three distinct activities, with equipment suggestions and vocabulary.

Click here to download the sample lessons

Podcast with PAAP

Tapestry Ben sat down with Helen and Brianne to discuss the importance of Physical Development and what inspired the Physical Activity Adventure packs.

FAQs

What is PAAP?

PAAP (Physical Activity Adventure Pack) is a physical development scheme of work for nursery and reception children that has been carefully crafted by Brianne Pearson: BA (Hons) Early Primary Education teacher and Physical Education and Physical Activity specialist and Helen Battelley: MA Author, lecturer, researcher, and consultant in Early Childhood Physical Activity, Movement Play and PE. The scheme aligns with the EYFS Statutory Framework and Development Matters document (2021). The Physical Activity Adventure Pack provides a full year of developmentally appropriate lesson plans aimed specifically for children in the early years.

I already have a Tapestry account. How do I buy PAAP?

  • Before you begin, ensure you have your Tapestry account ID to hand. You will need to enter this at the time of purchase.
  • You can purchase your pack on their shop page using this link: PAAP Digital Resource
  • Use the code ‘Tapestry20’ for 20% off the price of the physical or digital pack. This offer runs from 27/08/26 – 23/10/26.

Where do I find my Tapestry account ID?

Login to the browser version of Tapestry. Navigate to Help > Account > Overview. Your account ID will be located at the bottom of this page.

I already have PAAP. How do I buy Tapestry?

You can purchase a Tapestry account through our purchases page. 

Once set up, please contact PAAP on PAAP@musicandmovement.org.uk and provide your Tapestry account ID. They will contact us so we can turn on the feature on your Tapestry account. Please allow 5 working days for this to be actioned. You will receive a confirmation email once this has been done.

How much does PAAP cost?

A hard copy of the Physical Activity Adventure Pack costs £349.

The digital pack for Tapestry accounts costs £199.

How much does Tapestry cost?

Tapestry subscriptions depend on the number of children you will be using it for. You can find a list of our packages and prices through our prices page.

How do I claim the discount when buying PAAP?

When you purchase a pack, use the code ‘Tapestry20’ for 20% off. This offer runs from 27/08/26 – 23/10/26.

This applies to the physical and digital pack during this promotional period.

Will I be told when PAAP has been enabled on my Tapestry account?

Yes! You will receive an automated email to confirm when PAAP is available on your Tapestry account.

Where will I find PAAP on my Tapestry account?

Once enabled, the pack can be found through the Activities feature. Go to Planning & Monitoring > Activities > Tapestry’s Activity Collection.

You can also filter the ‘Category’ to Physical Activity Adventure Pack.

How do I add PAAP to My Activities Collection?

When you’re in Tapestry’s Activity Collection, click the cog icon under the pack and choose ‘Add to our activities collection’.

How do I contact PAAP?

You can contact PAAP on PAAP@musicandmovement.org.uk.

I bought PAAP within the promotional period but didn’t get the discount. What do I do?

Email PAAP@musicandmovement.org.uk with confirmation of purchase within the valid promotional dates and with your Tapestry account ID. They will then confirm the next steps.

Using the Care Diary

Give parents a clear picture of their child’s day, from feeding and napping to accidents, incidents and medication. Log everything in one place, let parents sign off forms digitally from their own device, and use dedicated reports to spot patterns and support safeguarding.
Device showing the Care Diary modal for a child on Tapestry

Tapestry CPD

Tapestry CPD offers high-quality, flexible professional development for your team. Created in-house in collaboration with sector experts, courses cover a variety of topics from child development, to getting the most from Tapestry.

Certificates are available on completion, and everything is included as part of a Tapestry subscription.

Screenshot of Tapestry's CPD homepage, with an illustration of an educator at a laptop.

An example Reflection

The Early Years manager at Tapestry Primary School, Gabriel, has noticed issues with storing objects for loose parts play. He adds his thoughts to Tapestry as a reflection, and outlines what he hopes to achieve.

An illustration of an Early Years manager, Gabriel, adding a reflection to Tapestry.

His co-manager, Jules, thinks it would be great to get the children’s families involved, and comments on the reflection to say she’ll speak to the Head about sending out a letter to parents.

Comments from staff members on a Tapestry reflection.

Staff member Katie reports that after the letter is sent out, several parents have brought in some excellent repurposed items to use for Gabriel’s idea.

Tapestry Reflections are designed to be returned to as many times as needed – Gabriel, Katie and Jules can keep adding comments, and report on the impact once everything has come together!

Tapestry Reflections

The Reflections area of Tapestry is a structured, staff-only space for understanding the impact of your provision. You can add individual reflections to record thoughts about specific children, your practice, or even procedures within your setting. Capture notes individually or collaborate as a team to share insights, highlight strengths, and plan meaningful next steps for children and your school or setting.

Reflection talking about purchasing diverse and inclusive books for a setting, with comments from staff members agreeing and making suggestions.

Using Documents

Tapestry’s Documents feature gives you a secure, central space to store and share important files with families and staff. Whether it’s policies, forms, or helpful resources, everything is easy to organise and access when needed.

You can control who sees each document, with built-in virus scanning for added peace of mind.

Screenshot of Tapestry's Documents feature, showing the files and folders that can be used to organise documents.

Unlimited Media

Tapestry allows you to upload unlimited photos, videos, documents, and audio, making it easy to capture and share children’s learning in ways that feel natural and meaningful. Visual media helps bring observations to life, supporting understanding for all families, regardless of language or confidence with written communication.

With no limits, you can focus on what matters most – the moments themselves.

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By encouraging Family Observations

Tapestry allows relatives to add their own observations from home, helping you build a fuller picture of each child’s development. These moments offer valuable insight into a child’s interests, experiences, and achievements beyond the setting.

By involving families, you can create a more connected and meaningful view of each child’s learning.

Device showing an observation being uploaded by a family member on Tapestry.

Using Reports

With Tapestry’s Reports feature, you can choose from a range of ready-made templates or design your own using a flexible editor. This makes it easy to create reports that reflect your approach and your school or setting’s needs.

Reports can be shared with families, helping you communicate each child’s progress, development, and next steps clearly.

Screenshots of a report written on Tapestry, about a child's transition between age groups.

Using Messaging

Tapestry’s Messaging feature makes it easy to communicate directly with relatives in a secure, familiar environment. Whether it’s a quick update before the day begins or a follow-up afterwards, conversations stay clear, private, and easy to manage.

Device showing a messaging conversation with a parent on Tapestry.

Using Activities

With Tapestry’s Activities feature, staff can share ideas for learning at home, helping families stay connected to their child’s development. Activities can be simple, flexible, and easy to fit into everyday routines, making it easier for parents and carers to get involved.

Families can also respond with their own observations, supporting a more complete view of each child’s journey.

Device showing an activity linked to an observation.

Using Memos

Tapestry’s Memos feature allows staff to send messages to groups of relatives, making it easy to share announcements, reminders, and important updates in one place. Staff can even use Memos to introduce themselves to families before a child’s first day, helping everyone feel familiar and prepared ahead of the transition. Everything stays within Tapestry, helping communication remain clear, consistent, and easy to access.
Mobile device showing a Memo uploaded by a teacher, introducing himself to children and their families who are starting in his class soon.

Using Messaging

Tapestry’s Messaging feature allows you to communicate directly with individual staff members or relatives, keeping conversations private, secure, and easy to follow. It’s ideal for sharing updates, asking questions, or having more personal conversations about a child’s day.

Device showing a messaging conversation on Tapestry.

Using the Admin Toolkit

As part of Tapestry’s Admin Toolkit, you can transfer child profiles, together with their connected relatives, between Tapestry accounts. This ensures their learning journey continues smoothly, even as they move settings.

Alongside this, you can customise your account, schedule posts in advance, add unlimited staff and relatives, store unlimited data, and tailor notification settings to suit your team.

Photo of a laptop showing the modal for transferring children open.

Bring it all together

Each part of Tapestry strengthens the next. Use Memos to share reminders or keep everyone aligned for the week ahead. Follow up with Direct Messaging when a parent needs reassurance, a quick clarification, or a more personal conversation. Set Activities to extend learning beyond the classroom – whether it’s practising spellings, noticing maths in the real world, or encouraging creative thinking at home.
Laptop showing the Tapestry main login screen, surrounded by the icons for Observations, Assessments, Reflections, Care Diary, Management System, Invoicing, Activities and Memos.
Together, they keep communication clear, learning connected, and families involved in the everyday life of your classroom.

Bring it all together

Each feature on Tapestry supports the next. Observations capture the everyday moments of learning, with flags helping you highlight what matters as you go. If a child needs extra support, the Areas of Concern screen brings those flagged moments together so you can see everything in one place and from there, Reflections help you plan and record the actions you want to take.

Laptop showing the Tapestry main login screen, surrounded by the icons for Observations, Assessments, Reflections, Care Diary, Management System, Invoicing, Activities and Memos.

Together, they help you celebrate the small moments, notice emerging needs, and plan thoughtful support for every child.

Using Bespoke Frameworks

Build your own curriculum using a CSV file, ready to import into Tapestry. You can create your own areas, aspects, statements and scales, organise them into a structure that suits your setting, and assess against them in observations.

screenshot of importing a bespoke framework onto Tapestry.

Using Flags

Flags allow you to label an observation with specific points of reference, such as the EYFS areas, celebrations, or custom flags you have created. Once applied, these flags can be viewed and filtered for a specific child, or the whole setting, helping you quickly locate relevant observations.

Photo of a child with their educational practitioner, painting together in the classroom. Different Tapestry flags surround the photo, showing the areas of learning and celebrations tagged in the observation.

Using the Areas of Concern Screen

The Areas of Concern screen gives you one place to note where a child may need more support across the EYFS areas. Any observations you’ve flagged in those areas appear here automatically, making it easy to look back at what you’ve seen and what it relates to. You can also start reflections from this screen, helping you keep track of the support you’re planning, 

Screenshot of Tapestry's Areas of Concerns screen, with comments from a reflection that staff have started about a child.

Using Reflections

Use structured staff-only reflections to understand the impact of your provision. Make notes for yourself, or work as a team to share insights, highlight strengths, and plan meaningful next steps for children, or for your setting as a whole.

Reflection talking about purchasing diverse and inclusive books for a setting, with comments from staff members agreeing and making suggestions.

Using Tapestry’s Monitoring tools

Whether you’re using EYFS flags, working with specific frameworks, or building your own curriculum, Tapestry keeps everything in one place. Our monitoring screens give you a clear, holistic picture so you can celebrate strengths and plan for what comes next.

Selection of Tapestry's monitoring tools

Using Observations

Tapestry’s Observations feature allows you to capture photos, videos, notes, and audio in the moment. Add area flags and assessments, link other observations and activities, and build each child’s journal — then share updates with families with a single tap.

Device showing the observations list on Tapestry.