St Hilda's Physical Education Curriculum Statement
In order for children to understand the importance of leading an active and healthy lifestyle well beyond the years of schooling, we believe that children need to develop a love and desire to be physically active. At St Hilda’s, children participate in a broad range of sporting activities through PE lessons, extra curricular sporting clubs and access to a variety of different sporting competitions of varying ability levels. We follow the scheme ‘The Power of PE’ to ensure key fundamental skills are developed right from the beginning in Early Years and Infants and are then developed and applied to a variety of sports in the older year groups.
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Physical Education Policy | Link |
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Physical Education Curriculum Intent
Our intent at St Hilda’s is to provide our children with a rich PE curriculum full of sporting opportunities that allow children to reach their full potential. We want to teach children the importance of leading an active and healthy lifestyle while developing key life skills around team work, aspiration, determination and self-belief.
Please use this link to view the St Hilda's Physical Education Policy.
Implementation
Though high quality teaching during PE lessons, children will be exposed to lessons that both promote and progress their basic fundamental skills which can be applied across a variety of different sports. Children will develop their own personal core values allowing them to compete against their own personal best and also in a competitive manner if desired. A range of sporting competitions will be accessed via the Hathershaw Cluster that will vary across both ability levels and competitiveness. High quality sporting and physically active opportunities will be offered to children both internally and externally via clubs, visitors and targeted activities.
What a Healthy Child looks like...
- Understands the importance of being active and healthy
- Enjoys a wide range of sporting activities.
- Encourages their peers and family to get involved and be active.
- Applies the skills they have learnt in their PE lessons to being active in the real world.
- Enjoys an active lifestyle outside of school as well.
- To understand the importance of needing to eat healthy.
- Enjoys active after school activities.
EYFS PE Learning Goals
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Early Years Foundation Stage Physical Education Learning Goals | [pdf 128KB] |
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PE Curriculum Overview
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PE Curriculum Overview | [pdf 354KB] |
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Physical Education in Pictures
Please click on the picture link to see how the curriculum is taught at St Hilda's School.
Impact
Children will have a love and desire to be physically active, providing them with the necessary active lifestyle that can be continued through secondary school and into their adult life. Children will have the self-belief and determination to achieve or take part in a range of sporting activities.
National Curriculum - Physical Education
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KS1 and KS2 Physical Education Curriculum |