PE

PE

During a regular week, the children have one indoor PE session and another outdoors. These are taught by their class teacher. Please see the PE curriculum map below to find out what sports your child(ren) will be taking part in this year. The aim with our curriculum map is to ensure progression within a sport, which is why they will often revisit it over several years.

In addition to these lessons, children participate in movement breaks throughout the day. These could be in the classroom (following a Go Noodle or Stormbreak video for example) or outside, making use of our Daily Mile track. This combines physical activity with mental health development and supports children with their focus back in the classroom.

We run a range of after school sporting / exercise activities. See our 'Clubs' page for more information. 

Throughout the year, children are able to take part in a wide range of extra-curricular sporting activities, whether this be during the school day or after school. We regularly have outside coaches come in to introduce children to new sports, such as fencing and handball. It is lovely to see every child take part in these 

PE Kit

In order to develop independence and fine motor skills, all children will get changed for PE in school. The only exception to this is when Foundation Stage children start at school for the first term. We recommend that children bring their PE kit to school on a Monday and take it home on a Friday. This way, they will always have their kit in school for PE, any physical activities within school and after-school activities, even if timetables change unexpectedly. 

Please visit our Uniform page for more information on what our PE kit entails. 

Keep smiling & stay active!

Miss Finn