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And now we have these three: faith and hope and love, but the greatest of these is love.’ 1 Corinthians 13:13

Enabling children to flourish and succeed

PE

Statement of Intent

At Belgrave St. Peter’s it is our intention to provide a broad and balanced PE curriculum, which will enable children to build on fundamental movement skills and become more active; developing lifelong participation in active and healthy lifestyles. We intend to deliver high-quality teaching and learning opportunities that inspire all children to succeed in physical education and in developing life skills. We want to teach children skills to keep them safe, such as being able to swim. We also want to teach children how to cooperate and collaborate with others as part of an effective team, understanding fairness of play in order to embed life-long values. Our PE policy states that our main aims are in relation to: Physical development, PE (and enjoyment of PE) for all, Healthy lifestyles, Social and intellectual development, and Competition. Our PE curriculum is primarily delivered using the Real PE scheme by Create Development. The Real PE scheme of work is based on progressive skills in agility, balance and coordination. Physical education is considered as a vehicle to facilitate access to different learning behaviours (personal, social, creative, cognitive, physical, health and fitness) that can be applied in all subjects and areas of life, rather than exclusively within PE. The physical skills acquired through the Real PE scheme build the foundations for children to use in traditional sports and competition. The PE Provision is enhanced through the use of the Sports Premium Funding and are covered by the 5 key performance indicators.

Swimming

Swimming at New Parks Leisure Centre

School swimming takes place at New Parks Leisure Centre. Children are in one of three groups, each led by a pool or school swimming instructor. 

Year 4 attend swimming lessons during the whole of the Autumn and Spring terms. The Summer term is aimed at those children in Years 5 & 6 who are not yet able to swim 25 metres. 

Children achieve levelled swimming certificates to celebrate their achievements.