Physical Education, School Sport and Physical Activity at Queens
‘’The basis and aim of our curriculum will be around learning and applying practical skills in order to participate, compete and lead a healthier lifestyle. Children will learn to develop their own physical capabilities and gain a better understanding of their own health and mental well-being, on which we depend, as well as showing a greater focus on encouraging to feel. Through Physical Education, School Sport and Physical Activity (PESSPA), children will also develop further their knowledge of our Christian Cultures and practice them in a safe environment in their quest of becoming great sports people.”
We aim to provide a curriculum which will support the overall aims and ethos of the school and that develops the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and beliefs that enable pupils to respond to the physical challenges of every day through for example, skilfulness, decision making, physical condition, health and mental wellbeing and attitudes.
Our Vision and Purposes for our Children
“We intend for our children to become Great Sports People”
In our school, we believe that an essential element of the curriculum is for our children to grow into strong personalities that can make their way in the world as human beings, so that their spirits shine through, above and beyond the physical. It is, therefore, our intention that through our high-quality physical curriculum and school sport offer, we will enable our children to continuously develop key characteristics that will help them to be successful in their lives, communities, families and places of work in the future. To reflect that, we have created a vision of characteristics that are most related to the physical.
Our aim and intentions are that all of our children become inspired by the physical, so that they discover and develop: |
- The joy of moving and desire to be physically active. - A sense of personal well-being. - Self-confidence and pride in their physical identity and skilfulness. - A positive outlook on, and framework for learning and everyday life. - A sense of spirit, ownership, personal glow and wellbeing. - Our Christian cultures created by the Christian vision ‘Love in Action’ (e.g., oomph, being happy, feeling safe, resilience, respect, honesty) and practice them in a safe environment. - Togetherness with their peers. - Growth, and reach milestones in their PE journey. |
Content for PE
“Accomplished and Confident Thinking Beings”
What we focus on in this subject is represented in the diagram below - the central focus of our intentions in PE and is the key and unique content of the subject, this is what we intend all of our children should learn.
PE this Year at Queens
| Year Group | Autumn 1 | Autumn 2 | Spring 1 | Spring 2 | Summer 1 | Summer 2 |
| 3 | FMS/Invasion | Target Games | Magnificent 7 & Net and Wall | Net and Wall | Sport-Hall Agility | Striking & Fielding |
| 4 | Game Sense (Invasion) | Target Games | Magnificent 7 & Net and Wall | Net and Wall | Sport-Hall Agility | Striking & Fielding |
| 5 | Game Sense (Invasion) | Target Games | FMS & Net and Wall | Net and Wall | Sport-Hall Athletics | Striking & Fielding |
| 6 | Game Sense (Invasion) | Target Games | Sports-Hall Athletics FMS & Net and Wall | Net and Wall | Sport-Hall Athletics | Striking & Fielding |
Key: FMS - Fundamental Movement Skills | Blue - School Games Competition
Your child has PE, both morning and afternoon, on the following day:
Year 3: Friday
Year 4: Wednesday
Year 5: Tuesday
Year 6: Thursday
Curriculum In Action: Spring Term
In PE, our topic this term is Net & Wall. Through this topic, we will be learning about four different shots and exploring the skills and techniques needed to put them into action. These shots four are: the forehand, backhand, volley and the serve.
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Swimming
Year 6 2022-2023 Data
*23-24 Swimming Data to be uploaded.
Class A Newton | Class B Rowling | Class C Shakespeare | |
Swim between 25 and 50 meters unaided: | 39% | 31% | 33% |
Use more than one stroke and coordinate breathing as appropriate for the stroke being used: | 60% | 62% | 55% |
Coordinate arm and leg movement: | 60% | 96% | 59% |
| Turn efficiently at the end of a length: | 39% | 19% | |
| Swim at the surface and below the water: | 53% | 62% | 59% |
| Whole Year Group Average |
Swim between 25 and 50 meters unaided: 35%
Use more than one stroke and coordinate breathing as appropriate for the stroke being used: 60%
Coordinate arm and leg movement: 67%
Turn efficiently at the end of a length: 19%
Swim at the surface and below the water: 58% |