Heatherlands Primary School
Enjoying Learning Together
P.E.
The PE 'Big Ideas'
The ‘Big Ideas’ relate to elements within a subject discipline or refer to important concepts that contribute to pupils’ personal and social development. It is essential that the ‘Big Ideas’ within each subject are understood by the children and become part of their common classroom language. In science, these 'Big Ideas' are:
- Collaboration
- Challenge
- Performance
Year 5/6 children had a fantastic time at the School Games event at Cornerstone academy! Even though they were a little nervous, the children participated well in every event. They listened well to the sports leaders, played well as a team, encouraged each other at all times and were a credit to the school. Every event began with a Heatherlands team huddle which motivated them all. We played with a positive attitude and thanked our opponents for playing with us at the end of the afternoon. Mrs Dighton
Here's the girls football team sporting the new Heatherlands kit which was kindly funded by Firstglass Automotive Glazing Let's hope we can get a debut win in the new kit!
Well done to the Year 5 and 6 cross-country team who performed brilliantly at the race at Canford School on Thursday 14th October. Videos and race report to follow!
PE curriculum statements
PE progression map
Progression of skills
PE curriculum overview
Afterschool clubs
Thank you to the Community Development Officer at AFC Bournemouth, Steve Cuss for delivering the prizes to Freddie Taylor this afternoon. We are so proud of Freddie and look forward to wearing the football kit when representing Heatherlands, as well as using the bag of sports equipment Freddie won in our PE sessions.
Congratulations:
To Fred in Mayflower class for being selected as one of the winners of AFC Bournemouth's MSP Kit Creation competition with his well thought-out design. On 10th March, Year 6 received a surprise Zoom call from AFC Bournemouth to announce Fred as one of the winners. As part of this, Heatherlands will receive 14x2020/21 AFC Bournemouth home football shirts and a sports equipment bag!
A huge well done and thank you to all of the other children from Heatherlands who entered this competition - there were loads of entries submitted from children learning in school as well as at home!
Your chance to take part in an after-school club led by WORLD CLASS ATHLETES!
With sports opportunities and clubs being restricted in schools and the wider world at the moment, the Youth Sport Trust continue to recognise the importance of physical activity in the lives of children and adults in order to stay happy and healthy, particularly in these unprecedented, uncertain times. Therefore, next week the Youth Sports Trust are launching ‘Virtual After School Sports Club’. The Virtual After School Sport Club will be led by Athlete Mentors from different backgrounds, abilities and sports.
The first session will take place on Thursday 12th November at 5pm, with the world’s number one female inline skater and ten times British Champion, Jenna Downing. Every day at 5pm from 16 November until 18 December, children and young people can join in from home with the live broadcast for free, on their YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/user/YouthSportTrust
Each day will be a different Athlete Mentor and different activity theme. To find out more visit: https://www.youthsporttrust.org/AfterSchoolSportClub
This is a really great way for children to keep to their recommended 60 active minutes per day, despite clubs and other opportunities being limited or temporarily suspended at the moment.
Whole school PE overview
PE Risk Assessments
School Games Mark 2020
We are delighted to be awarded with a special version of the School Games Mark this year, as the full School Games programme could not be fulfilled in any school this year, due to the restrictions. We have received the School Games Recognition Award 2019/20 for our engagement with School Games and commitment to PE over the Autumn and Spring terms.
With this School Games Recognition Award, we will also be retaining our 2018/19 School Games Gold Mark for the next academic year.
Thank you to everybody who has helped us to achieve these awards this academic year: children, parents and the wider community!
We are looking forward to working towards our 2020/21 School Games Mark!
Afterschool Sports Clubs
TBC
Last year, children across KS2 have started to play table cricket after school on a Wednesday. Table cricket is accessible to all pupils including wheelchair users. It provides the children with opportunities to build teamwork and sportsmanship in a competitive and enjoyable environment. One pupil commented, “It is a masterpiece.” (Hope, Year 4, Lulworth Class) another child commented, “It’s good because I get to meet new people.” (Oliver, Year 4, Lulworth Class). They are looking forward to developing their skills over the next few weeks.
