How we teach Physical Development & Expressive Arts in Reception and PE in Key Stage 1...
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What we aim to achieve through our PE Curriculum...
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To create a love of exercise
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To promote an active lifestyle
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To provide children with the opportunity to compete in a range of different sports.
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To ensure children understand the importance of exercise and the effects it has on the body.
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How our PE Curriculum is delivered...
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2 PE lesson a week covering a range of PE
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A skills progressive program linking to topic where possible.
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Providing leadership opportunities – Links with ks2
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Regular competitive opportunities – both intra and inter competitions.
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Least active children provided with extra PE lesson/ Gym trail
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A range of sporting clubs – all year groups.
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Team teach lessons for Ks1
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Sports day
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Provide active lunchtimes – play facilitator
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Promotion of active classrooms
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What difference is our PE Curriculum making? What assessments we use? How we track progress...
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Children have an increased understanding of the importance of PE
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Children will have a better understanding of Physical literacy. (Physical literacy is the motivation, confidence, physical competence, knowledge, and understanding to value and take responsibility for engagement in physical activities for life)
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Data added termly to Target Tracker. – Analysed by PE lead
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Ways We Celebrate PE at BFIS...
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Safe practice in PE book keep on the shelf in the amenities room.
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External clubs provided through pro-sports & Spec Training
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Regular external competitions through the Chelmsford Sports Partnership
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We were awarded the KS1 PE, school sports and activity award in spring 2019.
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