P.E provision / Effects in School / Effects outside of school and class competitions / Impact
Nursery,
Foundation and Key Stage 1 /
- Each class receives 2 hours of P.E each week
- Structured lessons which include warm, cool down and re cap.
- Sports covered include games (football, hockey, tag rugby, kwik cricket, tennis basketball/ netball. Gym and dance. Athletics and key fitness ideas.
- Wake Up Shake Up
- School partnership events for the first time for foundation.
- Intervention groups for gross motor skills.
- Increased participation throughout.
- Increased enjoyment in P.E; boys showing more interest in dance/gym girls showing more interest in outside gameseg. football, tag rugby.
- Improvement in behavior in P.E and other areas in school. Children can work a lot better in small teams or pairs.
- Improved knowledge of different sports.
- As a result in children enjoying sport more we have seen a big increase in participation in sport outside of school.
- Children joining sports teams for the first time (in and out of school, see above)
- Increased levels of fitness from an early age
- Fostering an enjoyment of physical exercise
- Decreasing obesity (School Nurse not needing to work with any children for the first time)
- Increasing fitness
- Improved concentration in lessons attested by pupils and staff.
- Children sharing a passion for sport and taking it home to share there passion with parents.
- Increased levels of fitness from an early age – EY and Nursery have proper skills lessons
Key stage 2 /
- Each class receives 2 hours of P.E each week
- Structured lessons which include warm, cool down and recap.
- Sports covered include games (football, hockey, tag rugby, kwik cricket, tennis basketball/ netball. Gym and dance. Athletics and key fitness ideas, orienteering.
- Each class in Year 5 and Year 6 goes swimming for around 10-12 weeks and 6 weeks in Yr 3 and 4.
- Year 6 Residential is excellent provision for OAA (Outdoor Adventurous Activities)
- New year 4 residential to Youlbury also offers OAA and younger age than previously.
- Increased participation through out.
- Increased enjoyment in P.E; boys showing more interest in dance/gym girls showing more interest in outside games e.g football, tag rugby.
- Improvement in behavior in P.E and other area in school. Children can work a lot better in small teams or pairs.
- Improved knowledge of different sports and rules.
- 3 year 6 children achieved highest-level swimming certificate for the first time.
- We have seen a major increase in children joining sports teams for the first time or rejoining after some time out.
- In years 5/6 there are over 20 children who are part of sports teams outside of school.
- Girls joining clubs for the first time.
- House matches comps are highly competitive, with lots of children trying to get involved with different sports being offered.
- House Matches award included House champions, Player of the tournament and sportsmanship award. This helps the children to learn that it is not all about winning.
- More children wanting to represent the school in sports game/ comps.
- Great increase of year 3 children joining sports clubs for the first time.
- Increased levels of fitness from an early age – EY and Nursery have proper skills lessons
- Year 5/6 take part in ‘young leaders coaching’ so are able to teach and coaching KS1 at break and lunch. Bringing children closer together as well as being good role models/peers.
- Fostering an enjoyment of physical exercise
- Decreasing obesity
- Increasing fitness
- Improved concentration
- Preparedness for Secondary School
- Pride in representing school
- Participation in a wider diversity of sports
- Children sharing a passion for sport and taking it home to share there passion with parents.
After school clubs and extra curricular activities /
- We run several more after school sports clubs than last year..
- KS1 and KS2 football with Mr Graham sees over 50 Children participate over 3 days
- 2 days of Multi sports where a different sport is covered every 6-8 weeks.
- Major improvement in the children skills and technique in football.
- Slight improvement in skills on other sports.
- More opportunity for children to take part in some sports for example table tennis, badminton, squash.
- More school football games being played against other schools.
- Entry into local football and netball leagues been a success.
- Football team reached semi final of partnership tournament.
- Year 6 cricket team finished runners up in the recent kwik cricket tournament, as a result of this went to the County tournament which they finished 4th place overall in Oxfordshire.
- Increased levels of fitness from an early age – EY and Nursery have proper skills lessons
- Increased levels of fitness from an early age – EY and Nursery have proper skills lessons
- For the first time we have managed to enter B teams into school partnership completion as a result of children having the required skill and confidence in which to take part.
- Preparedness for Secondary School with more children continuing to take part in school when in secondary education.
- Pride in representing school.
General comments /
- Class teachers working alongside Sports Coach to ensure they do not become “de-skilled”
- Female TA with coaching expertise continues to enhance and elevate PE provision for girls and helps with after school sports club.
- Forest School provision for all. Happening 3 times a week.
- Forest School engenders a love of outdoor, active learning from an early age.
- Bronze Kite Mark A
- Teachers more able and willing to participate in after school clubs and house matches.
- Teachers increased knowledge, which results in higher quality P.E. lessons being taught.
- Enjoyment and profile of PE raised throughout the school.
- Many children see P.E. as their favorite subject in School