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‘Physical fitness is not only the one of the most important keys to a healthy body, it is the basis of dynamic and creative intellectual activity’
John F. Kennedy
Intent – what we teach?
Physical Education at Chantry develops the children’s knowledge, skills and understanding, so that they can perform a range of physical activities with competence and confidence. Physical Education promotes a fondness for exercise and competition whilst building an understanding of how our bodies work.
Key Stage One children will have the opportunity to develop their fundamental motor skills, including balance, agility, and coordination both working individually and with others.
In Key Stage Two children will continue to improve and apply a broader range of skills, linking them to make actions and sequences in a variety of activities and games. This will run alongside the advancement of understanding tactical and analytical knowledge while performing.
Key Stage Two pupils will also learn to swim competently, confidently, and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres. They will use a range of strokes effectively and performance safe self-rescue in different water-based scenarios.
Children at Chantry will learn these skills in a safe environment, working in a cooperatively and progressive manner. We will promote a resilient and growth mind-set while facing challenges set both in lessons and during competitive scenarios.
Implementation – how do we teach it?
- Pupils will receive two hours of high-quality PE lessons per week with our PE Instructors.
- Progressively planned lessons will take place both indoor and outdoor providing a wider range of activities.
- Our lessons are designed to challenge learners of all abilities. Our adaptable approach to lessons ensures the needs of all pupils are met.
- Our lesson plans and structure include clear objectives, questioning, explanation along with practice and reflection time.
- Our curriculum is well balanced, ambitious, and inclusive to all learners and is aligned to the National Curriculum.
- Working alongside our New Horizons and Visual Impairment provisions to ensure that all pupils are able to receive the support and adapted lessons to suit their needs, enabling them to access the full curriculum.
- Regular assessments are in place to monitor and evaluate progress of our pupils.
- Internal and external events are attended to allow opportunities for competitive and non-competitive performances
Impact – what impact is our teaching having?
Physical Education at Chantry provides children with a healthy mental and physical lifestyle whilst being taught a range of skills across the curriculum to reach age related targets and expectations. Children will experience a range of sports through their lessons, developing confidence to compete, perform and gain the social skills they can use both in and out of school.
At Chantry, we are proud to be ‘Sainsbury’s School Games Gold standard school’, showing that we are offering a high standard of education to all our pupils along with offering enjoyable competition and extra-curricular activities.
Over the past few years, we have also been able to develop our greater depth pupils into country level performers in several curriculum areas, alongside county winning teams including indoor athletics and dodgeball.
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