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PE AT DOWNSHALL KEY STAGE 1 AND 2

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Subject Leader: Mrs Page-Bailey

PE Instructor: Mr Walker

Introduction

Downshall follow the national curriculum and adapt the planning and implementation to achieve the needs of the relevant cohort each year.

Using the four cornerstones pedagogy, first quality teaching ensures that the key skills and knowledge are taught memorably to enable learning to be transferred to long term memory.

Subject Drivers

At Downshall, we strive to instil in our children that being active and keeping fit is an important part of wellbeing while also increasing their understanding of what it means to be a successful sportsperson.

Furthermore, the core subject aspects are taught specifically and are revisited regularly so that the children understand the essence of the subject. In PE, the core aspects include fairness, teamwork and competition.

National Curriculum

Please use this link to access the National Curriculum programs of study.

DOWNSHALL PE KIT

Please use this link to access the Downshall PE Kit

Our Curriculum Subject Vision

Please use this link to access our most up to date P.E. Policy

Please follow this link to access our most up to date Skills and Knowledge progression grid.

Topics Covered EYFS Topics Covered KS1 Topics Covered LKS2 Topics Covered UKS2
  • Introduction to PE
  • Fundamentals

Fundamental Movement skills are taught through:

  • Dance
  • Gymnastics/ Fitness
  • Games
  • Striking and Fielding
  • Athletics
  • Fundamentals
  • Dance
  • Fitness
  • Invasion games (basketball)
  • Cricket
  • Athletics
  • Volleyball
  • Dance
  • Fitness
  • Invasion games (basketball)
  • Swimming
  • Cricket
  • Athletics/Sailing

 

Quotes from Pupil Ambassadors

“I’m so excited to be a PE ambassador this year. It’s my first time and I was really proud to be chosen. I love PE because it makes me feel happy when I play sports with my friends and improve my skills.” Melania, Year 3.

“This year, I have taken part in the Cross Country Running Trials. Loads of us turned up and did our best. I made sure to pace myself so that I didn’t run out of energy. Now we have to wait and see if we made the team so that we can go and compete against other schools in Redbridge.” Umayma, Year 4.

“I really enjoyed taking part in the Tag Rugby club last year and am going to try out for the team after Christmas. I’ve heard about how great the tournaments are so I’m really looking forward to competing soon!” Ibrahim, Year 5.

“I’ve gone to loads of competitions to represent Downshall and I love it every time - even if we don’t win. I love being with my teammates, listening to Mr Walker’s tactics and working together to do our best. My favourite sport is athletics and I enjoy the Cross Country competition in the Spring term.” Adeeb, Year 6.

Subject Displays

Enrichments

Every child matters in PE which is why we take our SEN pupils to a panathlon event which develops their motor skills and social development with competitive activities. This year, they competed in a bowling competition in Romford and managed to secure the silver medal! The school also has numerous sports teams; including girls and boys football and tag rugby that compete at local tournaments against other schools and gives the children a positive experience of participating in sport at a more competitive level amongst their peers across the Redbridge Borough.

Examples of Learning

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Clubs

At Downshall, we provide a range of after school clubs that include multisport, dance and football to allow children to have access to a varied range of activities that they can practice and improve (which are supported by the GetSet4PE scheme).

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