PE provides pupils with the opportunity to learn how to be successful participants in physical activity. It allows pupils to understand what physical activity looks and feels like and how with practice they can improve their skills sets to reach high quality outcomes.
It is our intention for at Holy Trinity children to develop a greater understanding of the benefits of physical activity and healthy living. Children need to practise skills on a daily basis to show commitment to keeping their bodies healthy. This will promote long term healthy, active lifestyle choices. This is also enhanced through building a curriculum that enables children to develop knowledge, skills and vocabulary in a broad range of sporting activities, as well as developing values and transferable life skills such as teamwork, resilience, fairness and respect. We encourage children to always look for their personal best.
In order to promote active and healthy lifestyles all children should:
In order to develop positive attitudes all children should:
During our PE sessions our school aim is to train secure, resilient children who compete to achieve their potential through competitive experiences but ultimately to play for personal best. We like to encourage an optimistic frame of mind towards the notion of winning as well as losing within a wide range of sports. This allows everyone to celebrate a variety of sports, skills and success in themselves and others in school taking part. All our lessons use a variety of teaching and learning styles to support and develop the children's knowledge, skills and understanding. The P.E lessons are inclusive for all our children and cater for all individuals needs and strengths. The teachers work alongside professional elite sports coaches to provide the children with the highest of quality teaching and learning within a wide variety of different physical activities and competitive games.
Autumn Term 1
The termly objective for whole school is Fundamental movements within Games.
Reception - Fundamental Movements
To be able to move within a variety of circuit activities that builds on prior knowledge and development of spatial awareness, balancing, jumping, running, catching, throwing and body movements. Focusing on building stamina and fitness. This will all be within circuit training activities that help develop gross and motor skills.
Year 1-3 - Fundamental Movements and Strength building.
To be able to move within a variety of circuit activities that builds on prior knowledge of spatial awareness, balancing, jumping, running, catching, throwing and body movements, stamina and fitness. This will all be within circuit training activities that help develop eye-hand co-ordination, aim, speed, strength, power and understanding of Personal Best and how to challenge themselves to improve within timed activities.
Year 4-6 - Fundamental Movements, Strength building and achieving Personal Best and individual growth.
To be able to move within a variety of circuit activities that uses prior knowledge and development of spatial awareness, balancing, jumping, running, catching, throwing and body movements, stamina, speed, strength and fitness. This will all be within circuit training activities that help develop eye-hand co-ordination, aim, speed, strength, power and understanding of Personal Best and how to challenge themselves to improve within timed activities. The activities will also include elements of partner work to time and count plus motivate and challenge each other to achieve greater results and fitness and understanding of all the elements learnt to push themselves.
Our children attended the Bury Panathlon Tournament and out of all the school that attended we came in 3rd place.
Amazing atmosphere and amazing team spirt.
Well Done Team HT!