Coxhoe Primary School
PE
What we say about PE at Coxhoe Primary
Our PE lead, Mrs Tufts, says...
I love leading PE in our school! It's great to see and hear about the children's enthusiasm during PE lessons. They love to learn a variety of skills and sports and apply these through fun games. At playtimes, it is amazing to see children choosing to use sporting equipment and continuing their learning from lessons. Children also learn about the importance of exercise - we all strive to be active for at least 30 minutes at school every day!
Our Year 6 PE Ambassadors (Thomas, Lewis, Maddison and Amelia) say...
Children from across school say...
I love that we do exercise in PE! I like running and jumping. We learnt a Christmas dance. (Willow - Year 1)
I love jumping off the box tops in PE! (Louie - Year 2)
I like being goal defender in netball. (Pryce - Year 3)
I like to play lacrosse games with the lacrosse sticks! (Hollie - Year 4)
PE keeps you active. We work together in teams. We've been learning the rules for tag rugby and how to defend. (William - Year 5 )
I love sports! In PE, we have been playing netball and learning all the rules. In swimming, we have been learning all the different strokes. (James - Year 6)
Curriculum Intent
PE is a statutory requirement of the National Curriculum and an essential contributor to the development of the whole child. Through a high quality PE programme pupils develop physical competence and confidence and are given opportunities to be physically educated and become physically literate. Through a combination of entitlement and choice of activity, the PE provision will contribute to the personal development, health and well being, enjoyment, success and achievement of all pupils across the whole curriculum and beyond.
PE Enrichment Activities
Year 5/6 football
Year 5/6 netball
Reception-Year 2 dance
Year 1-6 golf
Year 3-6 basketball
Year 3/4 football
Go Well competitions and festivals
National Fitness Day
PESSPA
Physical Education
Autumn Term
Year 1 and Year 2 have enjoyed gymnastic lessons, learning various jumps, balances and rolls. They have also had dance lessons. Reception - Year 2 also have weekly fundamental movement skills lesson, delivered by a coach from Simply Sport. Year 3/4 are enjoying learning netball and lacrosse skills as well as dance. Year 5 have had gymnastics lessons delivered by the coach. They've also enjoyed learning football skills. Year 6 have also been learning football skills as well as having weekly swimming lessons.
Spring Term
Reception - Year 2 have continued with their weekly fundmental movement skills lessons, delivered by a coach from Simply Sport. Year 1 and 2 enjoyed attack and defend and hit catch run lessons. During these lessons, they have eplored using a variety of bats and racquets and participated in various team games. Year 3/4 have had badminton, tennis and handball lessons, where they have learnt how to perform simple rallys and passes. Tennis lessons have been delivered by our coach. Year 5 and 6 have continued swimming lessons this term.
Summer Term
Sporting Days:
- Quidditch day (autumn term)
- Skipping day (spring term)
- Hoopstarz day (summer term)
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School Sport
Both our Year 5/6 football teams have represented our school at the Go Well Football League and Cup day. Our Year 5/6 netball team recently competed in the Go Well Netball League and Cup day too. The Year 5/6 basketball team also took part in the Go Well Basketball Cup.
Physical Activity
All children have access to a range of equipment in our playtime shed. To find out more click here.
A classroom activator has been chosen for each class (Year 2-Year 6). These children are currently enjoying activator training with our coach. These children will lead a variety of brain breaks throughout the school day. To find out more click here.
We also have playtime activators who lead various playtime activities. They are also currently taking part in activator training with our coach.
Long Term Plan
Swimming Data
Swimming is an important skill and can encourage a healthy and active lifestyle. All Local Authority schools must provide swimming instruction either in key stage 1 or key stage 2. The National Curriculum for PE sets out the expectation that pupils should be taught to:
- swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres
- use a range of strokes effectively (for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke)
- perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations.
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PE at Coxhoe 2023-24
Summer Term 2024
Spring Term 2024
Autumn Term 2023
We have loved our first two PE sessions with Mr Todd and Mr Flatman. We have been working on our core strength skills as we practised lots of different ways of moving. We slithered like snakes and shuffled on our bottoms. We have also been practising our throwing and catching skills with beanbags. This was very challenging but we tried our best!
PE at Coxhoe 2022-23
Coxhoe Primary School
PE
What we say about PE at Coxhoe Primary
Our PE lead, Mrs Tufts, says...
I love leading PE in our school! It's great to see and hear about the children's enthusiasm during PE lessons. They love to learn a variety of skills and sports and apply these through fun games. At playtimes, it is amazing to see children choosing to use sporting equipment and continuing their learning from lessons. Children also learn about the importance of exercise - we all strive to be active for at least 30 minutes at school every day!
Our Year 6 PE Ambassadors (Thomas, Lewis, Maddison and Amelia) say...
Children from across school say...
I love that we do exercise in PE! I like running and jumping. We learnt a Christmas dance. (Willow - Year 1)
I love jumping off the box tops in PE! (Louie - Year 2)
I like being goal defender in netball. (Pryce - Year 3)
I like to play lacrosse games with the lacrosse sticks! (Hollie - Year 4)
PE keeps you active. We work together in teams. We've been learning the rules for tag rugby and how to defend. (William - Year 5 )
I love sports! In PE, we have been playing netball and learning all the rules. In swimming, we have been learning all the different strokes. (James - Year 6)
Curriculum Intent
PE is a statutory requirement of the National Curriculum and an essential contributor to the development of the whole child. Through a high quality PE programme pupils develop physical competence and confidence and are given opportunities to be physically educated and become physically literate. Through a combination of entitlement and choice of activity, the PE provision will contribute to the personal development, health and well being, enjoyment, success and achievement of all pupils across the whole curriculum and beyond.
PE Enrichment Activities
Year 5/6 football
Year 5/6 netball
Reception-Year 2 dance
Year 1-6 golf
Year 3-6 basketball
Year 3/4 football
Go Well competitions and festivals
National Fitness Day
PESSPA
Physical Education
Autumn Term
Year 1 and Year 2 have enjoyed gymnastic lessons, learning various jumps, balances and rolls. They have also had dance lessons. Reception - Year 2 also have weekly fundamental movement skills lesson, delivered by a coach from Simply Sport. Year 3/4 are enjoying learning netball and lacrosse skills as well as dance. Year 5 have had gymnastics lessons delivered by the coach. They've also enjoyed learning football skills. Year 6 have also been learning football skills as well as having weekly swimming lessons.
Spring Term
Reception - Year 2 have continued with their weekly fundmental movement skills lessons, delivered by a coach from Simply Sport. Year 1 and 2 enjoyed attack and defend and hit catch run lessons. During these lessons, they have eplored using a variety of bats and racquets and participated in various team games. Year 3/4 have had badminton, tennis and handball lessons, where they have learnt how to perform simple rallys and passes. Tennis lessons have been delivered by our coach. Year 5 and 6 have continued swimming lessons this term.
Summer Term
Sporting Days:
- Quidditch day (autumn term)
- Skipping day (spring term)
- Hoopstarz day (summer term)
hello
School Sport
Both our Year 5/6 football teams have represented our school at the Go Well Football League and Cup day. Our Year 5/6 netball team recently competed in the Go Well Netball League and Cup day too. The Year 5/6 basketball team also took part in the Go Well Basketball Cup.
Physical Activity
All children have access to a range of equipment in our playtime shed. To find out more click here.
A classroom activator has been chosen for each class (Year 2-Year 6). These children are currently enjoying activator training with our coach. These children will lead a variety of brain breaks throughout the school day. To find out more click here.
We also have playtime activators who lead various playtime activities. They are also currently taking part in activator training with our coach.
Long Term Plan
Swimming Data
Swimming is an important skill and can encourage a healthy and active lifestyle. All Local Authority schools must provide swimming instruction either in key stage 1 or key stage 2. The National Curriculum for PE sets out the expectation that pupils should be taught to:
- swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres
- use a range of strokes effectively (for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke)
- perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations.
2023/24