PE

Intent

A high-quality physical education curriculum inspires all pupils to succeed and excel in competitive sport and other physically-demanding activities. 

It provides opportunities for pupils to become physically confident in a way which supports their health and fitness. 

There are then opportunities to compete in sport and other activities which allows children to build character and help to embed values such as fairness and respect, that they will take with them through their lives.

Implementation

High quality teaching that is appropriately pitched to individuals and develops subject specific vocabulary and skills

Providing a range of sporting activities for children to explore

Children given opportunity to develop a range of physical skills, intrinsic values and a knowledge about how to lead a fit and healthy lifestyle

Enrichment opportunities such as extra-curricular clubs where we support and provide entry into competitive events

Succinct assessment based on key skills and understanding which ensures learning is well pitched and matched to individual needs

PE as a high profile within the school community and children enjoy regular lessons that are highly valued

Follow a clearly sequenced and progressive program of study based on the National Curriculum objectives

Nurturing a resilient learning attitude towards PE and building cooperation, individuality and sportsmanship

Inspiring children to search for further engagement of sport in clubs outside of school.

Impact

Children confidently apply their health and well-being knowledge to their own lives on a daily basis. 

Children will discover new interests and talents that can lead to interests outside of school and joining of new communities and sports teams. 

The outcomes at the end of each Key Stage are god or better. Children gain regular access to exercise which has a positive impact on their mental health and well-being. 

The wider vocabulary learned is then applied to other areas of the children's learning and they show an understanding of how exercise has a positive impact on both the body and mind. Children enjoy PE lessons and confidently support one another in them situations. 

They show confidence when performing individual sports and learn to be creative in their planning of routines. 

The children are critical of their performances and use this to improve further. 

Children enjoy PE lessons and learn to be confident enough to have a go at developing and applying new skills. 

Children develops the skill of agility, coordination and balance, which are predominantly used on a day to day basis. It allows opportunities to be creative and express themselves in different ways.