Key Stage 2 Sport
The ideas on this page are all suitable for keeping Key Stage 2 children physically active during the time that we have to stay at home. We would love to see some photos so we can display them here.
Well-Being Wednesday
Year 6 is currently piloting our new in-school Well-Being Wednesday initiative. Click on the link to see more details.
We powered to the end of term by completing the Lancaster 500k Challenge as part of our Daily Mile. Click the link to see our numeracy work.
New PE resources for 2021!
We have received some new PE resources which you might like to try out at home.
www.peplanning.org.uk/downloads/pe-at-home
These resources below should help motivate you to continue doing your Daily Mile:
Daily Mile Bingo and Daily Mile Bingo Certificate
Look forward to Spring!
Take part in My Active Rainbow Challenge with the chance to win vouchers for our school.
2021 / 2022 Sporting Activities and Events:
Did you know we've been recognised for our ongoing commitment, engagement & achievement in the School Games Programme? Keep up the good work, everyone!
Autumn and Sprint Term Summer Term
6s children's ideas
The children in 6s put together a series of ideas for keeping active at home.
Perhaps these will inspire you to think of your own. Click here to see what they came up with!
Extra-curricular clubs
Our sports partners have been busy posting skills-based videos. These include a variety of workouts, football and table tennis skills.
Click here for New Generation Sports and here for Strive PE and Sport.
Recommended workouts
As a staff group, we are keen to stay active too. We've added some links below to workouts we have 'enjoyed'!
Click here for a Zumba cardio workout (with options to lower or increase intensity).
Click here for an abs workout (with rest periods every 30 seconds) and here for an overall body workout (with a rest period after ten minutes).
Relaxation
Click here for a Pilates workout, if you prefer a more mindful and chilled start to your day, and here to stretch out with some yoga at the end of a busy day!
Water Safety
If you are planning a trip to the beach, where your children will be able to enjoy the open water for a swim or paddle, please make sure your children know how to FLOAT – this will help save their life if they should fall into open water, or get into trouble while playing in the water. A video showing children how to float is here.
The resources below will help you reinforce the message about how to stay safe at the beach.