Inspiring ALL to Belong, Believe, Achieve
Physical Education (Team Well-being)
Team Well-being - Inspiring ALL through Faith ~ Self-care ~ Nature
To strengthen our curriculum and ensure our children develop
with depth across all areas of the curriculum we;
Teach the knowledge, Apply the skill, Explore to deepen the moment and Revisit to remember
Please click here to see our Physical Education Curriculum Policy
Free swimming in Manchester for under 17s. Read the document below on how to access your child's free swimming during Swim for All sessions.
This term, we are encouraging children to challenge themselves via personal best scores and skill based activities.
Here are some challenges for you to try at home:
Competition is not just about winning it is about developing the skills to compete. We will be giving out badges to children, who demonstrate determination, self belief, teamwork, honesty, passion and respect as well as a certificate to those who take part.
Here is a list of virtual PE activities that you can have a go at:
The Body Coach:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyCLoPd4VxBvPHOpzoEk5onAEbq40g2-k
Just Dance:
https://www.youtube.com/user/justdancegame
Change 4 Life- shake up games:
https://www.nhs.uk/10-minute-shake-up/shake-ups
Get Kids Moving- superhero themed workout:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCokO71NW3TgndaSNyHIqwtQ
This Is PE- Yorkshire Sport Foundation:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGVzDT1kETxgbfXe0BCSvkA
This Girl Can- Disney workout:
https://www.thisgirlcan.co.uk/activities/disney-workouts/
Youth Sport Trust- 60 second physical activity challenges:
https://www.youthsporttrust.org/60-second-physical-activity-challenges
Get Set 4 Active:
https://www.getset4pe.co.uk/ResourceBank/ResourceCategory/1002
Karate- Ninja Life:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRNQulicqo4&list=PLENtKuZxXbME57HhYcNpg64h3Kn8ueigA
The Incredibles workout:
https://girlsfootballinschools.org//participation-athome.php
City in the Community have sent some challenges for you to have a go at, whilst at home:
City in the Community activity booklet: click here
KS1 | KS2 |
Ball handling video click here | Ball handling video click here |
Balancing video click here | Balancing video click here |
Catching video click here Ball mastery video click here Building speed click here |
Catching video click here Ball mastery video click here Building speed click here |
Games
Each class (except Year 4), take part in a 45 minute session with a specialist coach, who delivers the games aspect of the PE curriculum, to develop competence in all children's skills necessary, to excel in a broad range of physical activities. Children during each PE lesson are given the opportunity to use the skills learnt, in drills and/or a game situation. Each child will also have the opportunity to participate in team games, develop tactics for attacking and defending, understanding different positions needed in a team and the rules of different games.
Dance, Gymnastics & Athletics
With the class teacher and/ or Teaching Assistant, each class is developing dance in the Autumn term, gymnastics in the Spring term and athletics in the Summer term. The teachers use Val Sabin as a guide to plan their lessons but do adapt planning when necessary for their classes, keeping in line with the progression of skills learning objectives necessary for each year group.
Due to COVID- 19, each teacher is aware that their class did not take part in the athletics curriculum from the previous year, therefore teachers during the summer term will catch up learning through warm ups and skill based activities, whilst developing the current years athletics objectives.
Swimming
Each week, Year 4 attend swimming lessons for 1 hour each Friday morning, throughout the year. The swimming lessons are taught by qualified swimming instructors, assisted by two Teaching Assistants from our school. By the end of the year, each child should be able to swim competently and confidently for at least 25m, use a range of strokes effectively and perform safe self-rescue in different water based situations.
At break and lunchtimes, children are timetabled to a game zone. Children have the opportunity to take part in different games, including netball, rounders, basketball, tennis, and non specific games to help them have an active lunchtime. Children play football in our 5 a side MUGA which is enjoyed by different classes on different days.
At break time, each class has a box of equipment, which is wiped down each day, for the children to practise their skills, increase their physical activity and develop social and cognitive skills. Children also complete a mile long walk/run per day around our Millennium Track.
Each day, we ask every child how they travel into school each morning, because our aim is to make the children more active. If a child walks each day for a month to school, they earn a Walk to School Badge. As we understand that it is difficult for some families to walk to school in the morning, we offer the opportunity in school to earn the badge. Therefore, if the child completes their daily mile, we log it as if they have walked to school that day. If they walk around the Millennium Track each day for a month they will earn their badge.