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Phsyical Education
​and Sport

Intent Statement
The National Curriculum for P.E. underpins our curriculum. Through learning in P.E. our pupils develop and refine skills in a range of individual and team sports, understanding how core physical skills transfer and support participation in a range of sports. Our curriculum empowers children to recognise how competition helps them to focus on improvement, and how a focus on practice and rehearsal leads to improvement. The pupils learn how participation in physical activity supports healthy lifestyles, and are taught about the long term health benefits of their regular participation. Pupils learn how sport works proactively to promote diversity and inclusion.

Implementation
​We work closely with the MKSSP by offering a broad and balanced approach, focusing primarily on the FUNdamental movement skills needed so that our pupils have the competence and confidence to move through a wide variety of Physical Activities. 

​Our progression document outlines the key skills and knowledge that teachers use to inform their planning. P.E. is taught twice per week, generally as a discrete subject. Teachers liaise with the P.E. leader to agree any variation to the order of teaching. Teachers adapt planning to meet the needs of individuals, and are supported by the subject leader where any significant adaption is required. Teachers routinely teach, reinforce and rehearse vocabulary and knowledge relevant to the specific sports within lessons. 
Impact
​Teachers use formative assessment within all lessons to evaluate the progress towards the specific objectives, and adapt their teaching in the moment to secure good progress. Assessment within this area of the curriculum is ongoing. 
Progression
pe_overview_24-25b.pdf
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Subject Days
Local Community Links
We have children attending lots of different places within our local community:
​https://www.action4youth.org/outdoor-learning/
https://rockuk.org/centres/frontier-centre/

https://www.letskickitsoccer.co.uk/schoolclubs
We are part of the Milton Keynes Schools Sports Partnership. As such, we regularly attend development and performance festivals and leagues where children compete against other Milton Keynes schools. This includes working alongside Sports Leaders from some Secondary Schools who host events.
Supporting From Home
PE Activities     primary-pe-activities.zip
The Body Coach - You tube - Children's work out
Cosmic Kids Yoga - You tube
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PE and Sport in our school...

Our Curriculum Journey

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Location

​Great Linford Primary School
St Leger Drive
Milton Keynes
​MK14 5BL
01908 605027

​If you would like a paper copy of any of the information displayed on our website, please contact the office. 
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