High Legh Primary School

Physical Education

Subject Leader - Mrs Price & Mrs Jones

Physical Education is a vital component in the range of experiences offered to children at High Legh. This importance is reflected in the commitment to provide all children, in each year group, with at least two hours of Physical Education per week.

What is real PE?

The real PE programme provides fun and simple to follow Schemes of Work and support for Early Years Foundation Stage, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 practitioners that give them the confidence and skills to deliver outstanding PE. It is fully aligned to the new National Curriculum and Ofsted requirements and focuses on the development of agility, balance and coordination, healthy competition and cooperative learning through a unique and market leading approach to teaching and learning in PE. For more information see Create Development

Links to the new national curriculum can be found here

Policy

Curriculum Overview

Progression

SMSC & Britich Values

Supporting pupils to make further progress

Enrichment

At High Legh Primary School, we believe that opportunities for children to participate in and enjoy a variety of extra-curricular activities is very important. In a sporting context the school has decided to organise these into two discrete sections.

i) Participation Sport - In these activities we will arrange a variety of opportunities in order to ensure that all children can participate in the sports that they wish to experience.
ii) Success Sport - In these activities we will select the children on ability. The objective being for the school to be successful in competitive sport.

The school will endeavour to provide a balance of these two types of extra-curricular activities. Naturally, all children will have equal access to all the activities offered.

Alternate years, Year 5&6 children take part in an Outdoor and Adventure week at Boreatton Park in Shropshire, hosted by PGL, .

As a school, we are part of the Lymm cluster of schools, we take part in the Warrington School games and use some of our Government funding money to pay for our membership to Livewire.

Links to the funding page can be found here