Dancing to Health
The P.E. curriculum develops a broad range of skills across a number of different units which can be performed outdoors and may lead to future competitive participation.
Confident Coordination - EYFS
Reception children enjoyed practising balance and coordination during their indoor PE sessions. They worked on different movements of different body parts. They demonstrated improved confidence in their basic body movements.
Batting A Thousand - KS1
In their Review & Reflect session at the end of their Bat & Ball Skills Unit, Year 1 demonstrated all the skills they had learned, including:
to roll the ball along the ground with the bat
to balance the ball on the bat and try to keep it as still as possible
to practice hitting ball up in the air
to practice hitting ball downwards
to practice hitting ball back and forwards to each other
Dancing to Success - LKS2
In their Review & Reflect session at the end of their Charleston Dance unit, Year 4 demonstrated all the skills they had learned and practised, including:
stillness and gesture
travel, turn and jump
Charleston footsteps. I can maintain bouncy movement to the music beat throughout the routine (unless still).
some fun and flair with dramatic arm movements along with my steps.
Keeping Time, Every Time - UKS2
In their Review & Reflect session at the end of their Dance unit, Year 5 demonstrated all the skills they had learned and practised, including:
using canon to repeat movements in quick succession
keeping in time with the music
using different levels
working in unison
