PE
“It doesn’t just come overnight. You’ve got to train for it and believe in yourself; that’s the most important thing.”
— Mo Farah
BWJPS Approach to PE
At BWJPS, we believe that physical education develops children into physically confident, skilful and healthy pupils. We provide a high-quality, varied curriculum that develops children’s physical skills and knowledge of different sports over time. Our curriculum is specifically designed for the needs of our pupils and ensures children are physically active for a sustained period of time. It exposes them to vocabulary associated with health, fitness and sports science.
Our PE curriculum supports pupils to succeed and excel in competitive sports and other physical activities inside the school and in the local community. We are committed to delivering a broad and balanced PE curriculum enabling positive participation in physical activity and aim to provide all children with opportunities to represent BWJPS in extra curricular activities; promoting healthy competition and values such as teamwork and fairness.
We are committed to delivering a broad and balanced Physical Education (PE) curriculum enabling positive participation in physical activity. All children, from EYFS to Year 6, have two PE sessions a week with a qualified sports coach. Children in Years 1 to 6 are also given the opportunity to attend after school sports clubs to fully broaden their skillset.
PE Lead: Mr James Wilde
PE Programme of Study
The ‘Programme of Study’ takes you directly to the relevant pages of the National Curriculum.
Curriculum Overview
The ‘Curriculum Overview’ gives an overview of the units/ topics being covered within the subject. It shows you the year at a glance before describing each unit further (detailing the skills/ knowledge covered in each unit).
Progression Map
The ‘Progression Map’ details the skills and knowledge acquired in each year; highlighting how these progress from Nursery through to Year 6. This document includes a progression of key vocabulary.
End Points
The ‘End Points’ document shows the key objectives for this subject (within each year group) that are necessary for them to achieve ‘expected’.
