PE

Our intent for Physical Education

At Flamstead End School, we want to ensure that PE inspires all children to value the importance of an active lifestyle and develop a love of physical activity and sport.

Implementation:

Through our PE curriculum, we ensure that:

• Children are nurtured to feel confident and resilient to strive for their personal best.
• Children are provided with a range of active experiences and clubs to promote an interest in learning new skills.
• Children can obtain the values and skills to celebrate and respect the success of others, whilst modestly celebrating their own.
• Children develop a greater understanding on how to live healthy lifestyles and make healthy choices.
• Children acquire the skills and mindset to positively engage in sporting challenges and an active lifestyle beyond primary school.

Our Curriculum:

• We ensure all pupils have access to competition; Sports day, District sports and inter sport tournaments.
• All pupils receive High Quality PE twice a week
• We aim to facilitate and provide for a broad range of activities.
• Aim for all pupils to be active on average for 60 minutes a day; break/ lunch time provisions and daily mile.
• PE lessons are taught by class teachers using and adapting the scheme, Complete PE. Year 5 and 6 participate in one half term of swimming and this is taught externally.

PE & Sport Premium

PE Curriculum overview

PE Progression Map - EYFS & KS1

PE Progression Map - KS2

Sporting round up for Autumn 1

As we enter a new school year, we also enter a year of new opportunities for sport at Flamstead End School. Several of our sports teams have already started playing matches. The year 6 football team opened their season with a brilliant 5-1 victory against Bonneygrove.  Our Netball team opened their season with a match against Dewhurst, winning 10-4, with the Year 6s also winning their football match against Dewhurst 11-0. As well as this, a few of our Year 3 and 4 children were invited to play in their own football tournament, just missing out on the semi-finals in 5^th place. We have been overwhelmed by, not only the skill of all of the children who have represented us so far, but also by their teamwork and the support and encouragement that they have been showing to each other. 

We already have some more sports matches scheduled for next half term, which we are very much looking forward to.