Our PE Vision
Learning:
- To enable all children to possess a range of gross and fine motor skills.
- To recognise the needs of the human body and understand how to look after their body.
- To develop a range of behaviours that sit alongside physical activity (linked to Real PE and Schools Games).
Achieving:
- To enable all children to be confident at applying well-developed skills in a wide range of sporting activities and everyday activities.
- To recognise the importance of how physical activity can positively affect physical and mental health.
- To confidently swim, in a range of strokes, over a distance of 25m or greater by the end of Year 6.
Flourishing:
- For children to develop a positive sense of personal identity and to have the self-confidence to try their best no matter their ability.
- To develop a wide range of interpersonal skills
Together in God’s Promises, Goodness and Love:
- Children to have an awareness and sensitivity of differing abilities that will enable them to succeed as an individual or as part of a team (sportsmanship).
Key Documents
PE_Overview_Outdoor.pdf
Implementation
Class PE Lessons
All classes undertake two hours of PE each week. One hour is dedicated to the ‘Real PE’ scheme of work. The second hour develops the application of the skills learned within Real PE to other sports and physical activity: movement (including dance and gymnastics), throwing, catching; developing flexibility, control and technique and balance; swimming; and OAA. This is done through a range of sports and adapted games to support inclusions.
Real PE
The ‘Real PE’ programme focuses on two categories of physical activity: learning behaviours and Fundamental Movement Skills (FUNs).
Learning Behaviours:
Each half term has a learning focus on different learning behaviours which we believe are as important as skill acquisition:
-Personal
-Social
-Cognitive
-Creative
-Health and Fitness
-Applying Physical
Fundamental Movement Skills (FUNs):
-Agility (reaction and response; ball chasing)
-Balance (static, seated, dynamic)
-Co-ordination (sending and receiving)
Intra-School
Intra-school competitions take place all-year-round with the Year 6 Sports Captains organising and officiating the matches, as well as recording and sharing the results. These competitions include Sports Day, which is held annually every summer. Records from the events for every year group are celebrated and displayed in the Main Hall.
Extra-Curricular opportunities
We provide a wide range of extra-curricular sporting clubs and have links with local coaches to help provide a wider offer to our children:
- Multi-skills
- Football
- Tag-rugby
- Netball
- Basketball
- Cricket
- Rounders
- Tennis
- Cross-country
- Dance
- Athletics
Active Travel
- Children are encouraged to walk or 'park and stride' to school as well as increase their physical activity at the weekends. Children are awarded badges each month if they are able to actively travel to or from school, at least once a week for the entire month.
Youth Schools Games and Yeovil Schools' Games Association
- We take part in numerous competitions throughout the year against local schools and have progressed to many Level 3 finals (county).
- Through these experiences we aim to promote and encouage a love for physical activity with these core values:
Impact
Noteable Sporting Success:
NOTE: Please see the 'SPORT' tab for more current extra-curricular sporting successes.
- Netball team reaches regional finals
- Tag rugby area winners (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020)
- Sportshall athletics success (Year 5-6: 3rd in the county, 2019, 2021; 2nd in the county, 2002; year 3-4: 2nd in the county 2021; year 5-6: 7th in the county, 2023.)
- Swimming success (2nd , 2016; 3rd , 2018, 2019)
- Cross country success (3-4 boys team reaches the area finals. A year 4 child: regional champion (2019).
- Quad Kids county finalists (years 5-6, 2018, 4th; 2019, 10th. Years 3-4, 2019, 7th)
- Tennis county finalists (2019, years 3-4). Area winners, 2023.
- Schools Games Mark Gold Award – 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023
