Sport & PE Provision
PE Provision
Mr Hayward is the PE lead as an HLTA which is part funded by the sports premium grant. He continues to work hard to maintain high quality teaching in PE lessons and provide pupils with a range of new activities to try. He has organised wrestling lessons and competitions, TAG rugby coaching and activities and is keen to introduce children to new sports, including American Football, Scooters, Fencing, Tri Golf and Basesball. Mr Hayward runs the afterschool sports clubs at school and has worked hard to increase the numbers that attend. Mr Hayward continues to work hard to raise the profile of PE and physical activity in school and with our EIP cluster group of schools. Mr Hayward is assisted by Mr Armstrong.
Swimming
Currently, 46.9% of our year 6 leavers pupils can pass the national curriculum standard for swimming 2023/24.
46.9% of our year 6 pupils can competently, confidently and proficiently swim over a distance of at least 25 meters.
46.9% of our year 6 pupils can use a range of strokes effectively.
100% of our year 6 pupils can perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations.
This year, Years 3 and 4 will be going swimming, starting with Year 4 on Friday mornings until February when it will change to Year 3 pupils.
Using some of our sport premium budget, we have also planned for year 6 pupils to have extra swimming lessons. This will provide the pupils with the opportunity to reach the national curriculum standard and to improve the percentage of pupils able to swim 25 metres by the time they leave school. These extra sessions will take place in the Summer Term.
PE Timetable:
Children should wear their PE kit. Please ensure it is the correct kit
Monday: Year 1, Nursery, Year 5, Year 6
Tuesday: Year 2, Year 3, Year 4
Wednesday: Reception, Year 5, Year 1, Year 2
Thursday: Year 3, Year 4
Friday: Year 6, Reception, Nursery, Swimming Lessons
Playtime Equipment:
The SNUGG play equipment is used daily as part of breaktime and dinner time activities. Children play creatively with the equipment supported by adults in lots of different ways and it is super to see the way that they work together to develop their own ideas. We plan to continue adding to the equipment so that children can develop their own games and activities using the equipment.
The Playspace- children are able to develop activities and play games. The children continue to develop their skills of balance and develop a range of movements to move around the equipment.
The Peace Garden includes gym and exercise equipment. This is timetabled for use at breaktimes, lunchtimes and as part of any additional fitness sessions. Sports Premium was used to fund this additional facility.
Older children can play football and basketball on the TINGA . We are always looking for ways to make their playtimes and lunchtimes active!
Pupil Voice
https://www.koboca.co.uk/pupil-voice-at-st-philips-physical-education/?q=5a7be23c
Activity and Wellbeing Survey
https://www.koboca.co.uk/primary-pupil-activity-well-being-survey-202425/?q=6f546b1b&s=StPhilips