Crawford's
C of E
Primary School

Healthy, Active Lifestyles

 

Physical Education (PE), at Crawford's CofE Primary School, is an integral aspect of school life. A fundamental aim within our school is to encourage every pupil to participate fully in PE lessons as well as develop a love and enjoyment of being physically active. Pupils in KS1 and KS2 all receive a minimum of 90-120 minutes of timetabled physical education every week.

 

Pupils within both key stages are given the opportunity to take part in a range of extra-curricular PE activities before and after school including, the 'Milk N Shake' breakfast club (Monday to Friday) and a range of extracurricular activities such as gymnastics, dance, football, basketball, multi-sports, athletics, dodgeball and dance. Please click on this link to see our 'Early Help' Club offer.

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We are proud to offer high-quality PE teaching (via a specialist Enrichment Leader and fully trained staff), pupil-led intra-sports competitions (using House Sports Captains), inter-sports competitions (with local schools in the Gipping Valley School Sports Partnership), a weekly 'Get Active' PE assembly; a Friday 'Golden Mile',  a 'Take home' sports bag initiative, regular professional athlete visits (our most recent being football freestyler Jamie Knight) and swimming expertise from our swimming instructor/ Enrichment Leader.  

 

PE and School Sports Funding

 

The government is determined to ensure a lasting legacy where children will become physically active and have the skills, knowledge and motivation necessary to equip them for an active, healthy lifestyle and lifelong participation in physical activity and sports. In order for this to happen and to improve the provision of sports and Physical Education (PE) in primary schools, a large amount of funding has been put in place over the last three years.

 

In our school, this funding has totalled £16,000 plus £10.00 per pupil for the academic year 2020-2021. In February 2020 we will receive 7/12 of that allocation; the remaining 5/12 will be allocated in May 2019. Please click on the following link to view our PE & Sports Premium Funding Strategy 2022-2023.

 

The funding will be used to show improvements within 5 key areas:

• The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity - kick-starting

healthy active lifestyles;

• The profile of PE and sports being raised across the school as a tool

for whole school improvement;

• Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE

and sport;

• Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all

pupils;

• Increased participation in competitive sports.

 

For more information please click on the links below:

 

• Parent Perception Survey October 2021

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• Keep Moving Suffolk;

 

• Playing Out - Children's Commissioner Report;

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• Pupil Perception Survey Spring 2019;

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• Parent Perception Survey Autumn 2018;

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• Meeting National Curriculum Requirements for Swimming and

       Water Safety;

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• 'Jump & Juice' Breakfast Club;

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• The link between pupil health and wellbeing and attainment;

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• Jewellery in PE.

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