PE

PE Curriculum Team

• Jake Keyworth - P.E Leader

• Rhiannon Mason-Burns - Deputy P.E Leader

PE Curriculum Intent

At SHP we strive to infuse our students with a love for sport and exercise so that they can become lifelong active citizens with a broad knowledge of multiple disciplines. We do this by providing high-quality PE lessons and development opportunities for our children. We are also keen to improve the health outcomes of our children in an area that suffers from above-average levels of inactivity and obesity, by engaging them in challenging physical lessons, backed up by a range of extracurricular and competitive events.

Responsible Citizens

• Play an active role in making society healthier both physically and mentally through the enjoyment of PE.

• Learn discipline, dedication and perseverance skills through PE that can be used in daily situations. 

• Using equipment with thought and care, taking ownership of tidying up after P.E through equipment monitors. 

• Learn about sportsmanship, fair play and gamesmanship

Confident Individuals

• Sport is an excellent base from which to develop confidence as they can physically see the progress that they are making.

• We encourage our children to take part in a range of sports whilst building confidence in each of these aspects.

• Children in Year 1 to 6 take part in a federation game between GB and SHP building confidence in competitive events

Successful Learners

• We assess our learners via a streamlined version of the five elements of physical literacy (enjoyment, confidence, competence, understanding and knowledge). We combine some of these elements such as enjoyment and confidence and understanding and knowledge.

• We map out our curriculum so that it has a range of sports covered so that children can find a passion for a particular sport and so that we can identify as many talents as possible in order to help them flourish