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P.E

Our PE Curriculum

This year, at Reddal Hill Primary,  we have adopted a new Physical Education Curriculum. This follows a scheme of work from 'Oak Academy'. Our PE lead and Senior Management Team have worked together to carefully select a wide range of Physical Education lessons for each year group. Each class have both an indoor and an outdoor focus lesson every half term.  See the overview below.

A full, detailed overview, showing week by week learning intentions, will be uploaded very soon. 

If you would like further information about the PE curriculum, please come and speak to Mr Benningfield (PE lead) Mr. Stokes (Curriculum Lead for PE).

Alongside the new curriculum, we are also working closely with RB Gym and Sport to help us deliver high quality gymnastics lessons. Each year, the group are scheduled to work alongside the highly qualified and specialised coach for a complete unit of work.  During this time, the coach will also work closely with the class teacher to promote CPD opportunities.

A free after-school gymnastics club will also be available for the pupils in the year group receiving coaching support.  

Year 1

Autumn 1 - Healthy Me

Autumn 2 - Ball Skills

Outdoor Learning - Running & Jumping

Movement and Exercise

Dribbling with Hands

Running

The Effect of Exercise on Our Heartbeat

Dribbling and Sending with Hands

Running in a Game

The Effect of Exercise on Our Breathing

Moving with a Ball Using Our Feet

Running at Different Speeds

Playing Games to Make Our Heartbeat and Breathing Faster

Developing Movement with the Ball Using Our Feet (Dribbling)

Accelerating When Running

Happy Heart, Happy Mind

Dribbling with Our Feet in Games

Running as a Team

Playing Together to Make Our Heartbeat and Breathing Faster

Kicking (Passing)

Running in a Competitive Game

   

Jumping

   

Jumping for Distance

   

Jumping High

   

Hopping and Skipping

   

Hopping and Skipping in Games

   

Jumping in a Game


Year 2

Autumn 1 - Agility, Balance & Coordination

Autumn 2 - Weather Dance

Outdoor Learning - Dodging & Jumping

Agility

Weather - Gestures, Turns, Travel and Jumps

Dodging

Balance

Sunshine and Rain - Size and Levels

Dodging in Simple Games

Coordination

Snow and Ice - Contrast and Mirroring

Dodging When Attacking and Defending

Agility Circuit

Storms - Speed and Force

Dodging in Teams

Balance Circuit

Wind and Clouds - Travel and Size

Where and Why to Dodge in a Game Situation

Coordination Circuit

Weather Conditions - Performing as a Duet or Trio

Dodging in Competitive Games

   

Jumping Higher

   

Skipping and Jumping in Games

   

Linking Jumping

   

Jumping Combinations

   

Jumping Combinations - Hop, Step, Jump

   

Jumping Competitions


Year 3

Autumn 1 - Invasion Games

Autumn 2 - Literacy Dance

Outdoor Autumn 1 - Team Building

Outdoor Autumn 2 - Netball

Passing and Receiving Skills

Actions: Upper and Lowercase Letter Shapes

Create and Use Simple Tactics Through Team Challenges

Passing and Receiving in Games

Passing and Creating Space

Commas and Full Stops: Pauses and Stillness

Leadership

Passing and Moving: Creating Space

Passing and Moving to Create Space

A Combination of Actions: Writing Short Sentences

Communication

Passing, Moving and Scoring

Scoring

Curving, Linear and Irregular Pathways: Letters

Communicating as a Team

Footwork

Defending and the Concept of Marking

Directions and Levels: Movement

Collaborate Effectively as a Team

Defending and the Concept of Marking a Player

Attacking and Defending in Small-Sided Games

Location and Level: Paragraphs

Communicating to Create Tactics as a Team

Attacking and Defending in Small-Sided Netball Games


Year 4

Autumn 1 - Invasion Games

Autumn 2 - Traditional Dance

Outdoor Autumn 1 - Problem Solving

Outdoor Autumn 2 - Invasion Games

Combine Passing and Receiving

Maypole Dancing (England)

Solving Problems by Cooperating in Pairs

Combine Passing and Receiving

Passing, Receiving and Creating Space in Games

Clog Dancing (England)

Solving Problems with Communication and Trust

Passing, Receiving and Creating Space in Games

Combining Passing and Moving to Create Shooting Opportunities

Barn Dancing (England)

Solving Problems Using Leadership and Motivation

Combine Passing and Moving to Create Shooting Opportunities

Combining Passing, Moving and Shooting

Sword Dancing (Scotland)

Solving Problems with a Team

Combine Passing, Moving and Shooting

Defending to Stop an Attack

Gay Gordons (Scotland)

Solving Problems by Working Together to Score Points

Defending to Stop an Attack

Game Application of Attack and Defence

Strathspey (Scotland)

Solving Problems with Good Teamwork in a Challenge

Game Application of Attack and Defence


Year 5

Autumn 1 - Invasion Games

Autumn 2 - Racket Sports

Outdoor Autumn 1 - Orienteering

Outdoor Autumn 2 - Hockey

Dribbling and Keeping Control

Forehand (Underarm Shots) Using Rackets

Introducing Maps and Working Together

Dribbling and Control

Dribbling to Attack and Create Space

Developing Forehand (Underarm Shots) Using Rackets

Using a Map to Follow a Route

Accurately Passing and Receiving

Dribbling and Passing to Maintain Possession and Create Scoring Opportunities

Introducing Backhand Shots with a Racket

Orientating a Map to Locate Points

Dribbling and Passing to Maintain Possession and Create Scoring Opportunities

Denying Space

Volley

Following a Set Route Using a Map

Denying Space and Defending

Transition from Defence to Attack with a Defensive Focus

Controlling the Game from the Serve

Collaborating Effectively to Complete a Timed Course

Shooting in Hockey

Attack vs Defence

Game Application Through Competition

Orienteering Competition

Attack v Defence


Year 6

Autumn 1 - Tactical Games

Autumn 2 - Badminton

Outdoor Autumn 1 - Leadership

Outdoor Autumn 2 - Tag Rugby

Possession Scenarios

Badminton - Outwitting an Opponent

Effective Leaders

Passing and Moving to Create Attacking Opportunities

Defensive Scenarios

The Forehand

Communicating as a Leader

Defending as a Team

Attacking Tactics in Games

The Backhand

Introducing the STEP Principle: Focusing on Space

Create and Apply Defensive Tactics

Defensive Tactics in Games

Applying the Forehand and Backhand: Creating Space to Win a Point

Focusing on the Task

Create, Understand and Apply Attacking Tactics in Game Situations

Application of ‘Powers’ in Gameplay to Challenge Tactical Thinking

Controlling the Game from the Serve in Badminton

Organising People

Application of ‘Powers’ in Gameplay to Challenge Tactical Awareness

Game Application Through Competitions

Game Application: Consolidating Outwitting an Opponent

Using Equipment to Adapt a Task

Consolidating Attacking and Defending in Mini Games