Blog by Tag: Physical Education

Reception enjoyed their first gymnastic session learning how do a pointy pencil balance and a star. They also learnt how to pose in a tuck, straddle and pike position. Great job Reception with our gymnastics coach. 
 

In their multiskills, lesson Year 2 have been working on improving their jumping skills. They used the tuck jump to jump in and out hoops as well as challenging themselves to see how high they could jump over a rope and how far they could jump from a line using the long jump. Lots of enthusiasm…

Year 3 enjoyed developing their hockey skills. It was very impressive to learn a new skill so quickly.

The Year 5 and 6 representatives had a fantastic time at Kicky Rounders today. They loved competing against other schools and aiming to make it all the way around the pitch to score a rounder. To wrap up the day, the students enjoyed an exciting game against the staff.

The KS2 representatives had a fantastic time participating in the school's Gala at Copeland Pool. They competed in a range of races, including 25m and 50m events in breaststroke, backstroke, crawl, and butterfly, as well as relays and an underwater race. Some even showcased their skills with a fun…

Year 5 and 6 representatives had a great time at the Bowling final at Carlisle. They all got to practice their bowling skills again and enjoyed taking part. 

Today, girls from Year 5 and 6 participated in the "Girls Can Festival," an event designed to inspire girls to explore a variety of sports. They had a great time learning new skills in football, athletics, dance, judo, and kicky rounders. We hope this experience will motivate them to continue…

Year 3 teamed up with year 4 to enjoy football matches and a penalty shoot out. It was so much fun!

Year 4 fully embraced the Biggest Ever Football Session today in our matches with Year 3. Both boys and girls enjoyed a match and a penalty shootout. The children showed such brilliant team work, sportsmanship and resilience.

Year 2 took part in the Biggest Ever Football Event. The emphasis on this event was to encourage more girls to play football, as research has found that fewer girls take up football in comparison to boys. With the rise in popularity of women’s football, the event wants to show that girls can enjoy…

Nursery have loved playing football today! We practised kicking the ball in different directions and tried scoring some goals.

Today we all took part in the Biggest Ever Football Session to encourage girls to join in and have equal rights in football. ⚽️⚽️⚽️