PE
The subject leader for Science is Miss Baxter.
PE is learning to move our bodies in different ways, stay healthy and work with others.
Our aim in Physical Education is for pupils to develop fundamental movement skills which can then be applied in a range of sports as they progress, including agility, balance and coordination, both individually and in collaboration with peers. We aim to create positive attitudes towards physical activity, encouraging individuality, creativity, challenge, competition, leadership and collaboration.
Brave
- Self-expression: encouraging creativity and independent thinking.
- Celebrating resilience: choose a skill that challenges you and practise until you succeed.
- Reflective learning: celebrate success and identify next steps in learning.
- Competition: against peers within school and alongside other local schools.
Kind
- Challenging stereotypes: gender equality in sport, using role-models, and discussions.
- Celebrating diversity in sport: diverse library offer, role-models, cross-curricular links.
- Promoting inclusion: learn about parasports and offer opportunities to try these.
- Teach fairness and inclusion for all in PE lessons through multi-ability cogs
Curious
- Shift in responsibility: taking ownership of their own level of challenge & progression.
- Encourage creativity: work in collaboration with others to adapt and improve.
- Try something new: taster days to get involved in new sports in the community.
- Get outdoors: explore learning and help organise activities on a bigger scale.
