PE INTENT, IMPLEMENTATION AND IMPACT STATEMENT

INTENT

At St Bartholomew’s Primary School, Physical Education (PE) is an integral part of our Curriculum that is inclusive and engages all pupils in a supportive and challenging environment. We aspire for children to acquire, develop and refine their practical skills and techniques; to further their knowledge and understanding of PE concepts and principles and develop their overall competence; to enjoy, and excel in, a broad range of sports and physical activities. 

We aim to deliver high-quality teaching and learning opportunities which enable all children to succeed; to enjoy their learning; to be resilient and consistently strive to give their best efforts at all times and achieve their potential and personal best.

Children participate in competitive sport and through this we teach children how to cooperate and collaborate effectively as part of a team and compete appropriately against others, adhering to the principles of fairness, sportsmanship and respect, values we hope to embed for future life.

We understand the importance PE, School Sport and Physical Activity has on children's general health, fitness and mental wellbeing. We provide opportunities for all children to be physically active for sustained periods of time and we teach children the importance of leading healthy, active lives and making informed and appropriate lifestyle choices.

Swimming is an important life skill, and we aspire for all children to leave primary school being able to swim at least 25 metres.

IMPLEMENTATION

- PE at St Bartholomew’s Primary School provides challenging and enjoyable learning through a range of sports including; Football, Netball, Tag Rugby, Hockey, Rounders, Cricket, Gymnastics, Dance, Outdoor & Adventure Activities, Swimming and other sports (see curriculum map).

- Children participate in two PE lessons each week, covering 2 sports every half-term (through Game On and Teacher led lessons).

-  The Long Term PE Curriculum Overview sets out the PE Units which are to be taught each half-term throughout the year and ensures that the requirements of the National Curriculum are fully met through a two-year rolling curriculum.

- We assess children each term on how they have achieved the skills and understood the sport that they are learning. We also think about how they have met the values of PE, especially sportsmanship.

- The emphasis of our PE curriculum is inclusion for all children regardless of sporting ability. We provide suitable learning opportunities for all children, including those with SEND.

- All children are taught by a qualified PE specialist (Game On Coach) and/or their teacher.

- Some children in KS2 attend swimming lessons for one term each year.

- We promote both participation and competition through P.E and sport. We ensure all children experience competition at some level, individually or in a team, within lessons.

- All children participate in Sports Day, which is a House Competition.

- Children also have opportunities to participate in local sports competitions and events.  

- Children participate in workshops/whole-school events, sourced by School and delivered by Outside Providers, covering a variety of sports throughout the year. For example, Running Club, Balanceability, Street Dance, Performing Arts and Multi-Sports, providing children with an opportunity to experience new activities, learn new skills, improve their fitness and to try something new.

- All  children in KS1 and KS2 have the opportunity to participate in extra-curricular sports activities throughout the year.

-  We offer a residential experience for children in Years 5 and 7 on alternate years, where they take part in a variety of Outdoor Adventure Activities.

- All children participate in whole school weekly sessions such as 'Big Walk and Wheel', ‘Walk To School Week’ and ‘Active Leaders’ to promote health, fitness, mental wellbeing and personal challenge and resilience. Children compare their performances with previous ones and strive to improve their personal best. Competing with others fosters a sense of team spirit and cooperation amongst our children.

IMPACT

At St Bartholomew’s Primary School, we ensure that our PE curriculum is inclusive, progressive and allows all children the opportunity to acquire and develop fundamental knowledge, understanding, skills and techniques and apply these to a wide variety of different sports and activities. PE lessons are fun, enjoyable and challenging and all children can achieve, to the best of their ability, in a supportive, safe and stimulating environment. 

Our pupils are physically active, and this has a positive impact on their learning in the classroom. Children understand how to lead a healthy lifestyle and understand the importance of regular exercise and activity for their physical and mental wellbeing. We aspire for all children to enjoy PE and develop a love of sport and physical activity, which hopefully becomes part of their future life outside Primary School. Children have opportunities to participate in sport after school, during lunchtime and can also represent the school at sporting events from local to county level.

In PE, we also measure impact by:

• Learning walks
• Pupil questionnaires
• PE Premium spend analysis
• Analysis of participation at clubs and local sports events and competitions
• Assessment data

 

P.E Long Term Plan