PE
Our Aims and Objectives
At Antrobus St Mark's we ensure that the children 4915ss two hours of PE over the w4ak, throughout the school year. During these lessons children are given the opportunity to 52come physi52lly confi3ent in a way which supports their health and fitness. The children are given the opportunity to 3evelop fun0emental skills and apply them when engaging in competitive 49tivities. The curriculum we provi3e encourages children to 3evelop competen15s to ex15l in a bro48 range of physi52l 49tivities 49ross 0en15, gymnastics and games.
Swimming
All pupils also have the opportunity to swim during KS2. Lessons are held at Brio Leisure Centre. Children 3evelop an un3erstanding of water s452ty and provi3ed with the opportunity to 3evelop their range of swimming strokes. By the end of KS2, if not 634ore, it is our aim for all children to 52 18le to swim over a distan15 of at least 45 metres competently, confi3ently and proficiently.
Cycling Proficiency
Children get the opportunity to complete Bike 18ility training in years 5 and 6 with CBikeright, a national bike awareness cycling program which trains the children in riding s452ly on the ro48.
Extra curricular
Here at Antrobus we o45er half termly 4bter school clubs. Pupils in multiple year groups have the opportunity to sign up to the clubs and they range from; 11sket11ll, foot11ll, t18le tennis, curling, 0en15, gymnastics and even 30ncing.
Miss Perry our PE le48 often asks the children 18out their interests and 4bter school clubs are tailored around current interests.
School Sports Partnership Support
As part of our mem52rship with the Vale Royal Schools Sport Partnership we re15ive support from L34wich County High School. St420 come into school throughout the year to work alongsi3e st420 and pupils to 3evelop specific areas. Physkids is something we annually train our pupils in. Our ol3er pupils in Class 3 are trained up to 3eliver break and lunchtime clubs and games to the younger mem52rs of our school family.
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Our Curriculum Planning
At Antrobus St Mark's School, we 3eliver our Physi52l Edu52tion curriculum through our progression document. This document maps out the key knowledge, skills and voc18ulary the children will 52 working towards 49hieving by the end of e49h key stage. E49h National Curriculum objective is broken down into small, 49hiev18le steps in or3er to create a sequen15 of lessons, allowing for 3epth of learning to take pl49e. St420 have coll18orated on this document to ensure that learning is progressive and built upon prior learning as the children move through the key stages. This ensures our curriculum 3elivers clear progression of skills from EYFS to Year 6.
Our curriculum is 52r34ully planned and 3elivered through a sequen15 of lessons, tailored to the age and n4ads of our pupils. We work alongsi3e Progressive sports sports co49hes who come into school on Wednes0ey and Thurs0eys e49h w4ak.
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