PE - Physical Education
We shine brightly in Physical Education when we try our hardest to meet our personal best in physical activity to help both our physical and mental health and wellbeing. Our broad and varied Physical Education curriculum prioritises physical activity, sport and social skills.
Physical Education lessons are taught from nursery up until Year 4, showing progression as children move up the school, allowing them opportunities to thrive in sport through lessons, clubs and competitions.
At South Wellfield First School, we also offer two opportunities for residential trips within our Physical Education curriculum, allowing children to build on orienteering skills whilst developing resilience, confidence and independence. Through engaging in PE activities, students develop fundamental motor skills and improve their overall physical fitness. Moreover, it teaches invaluable life skills such as teamwork, cooperation, discipline, and responsibility, which are applicable beyond the realm of physical activity.
By instilling a love for physical activity and sports, PE sets the foundation for lifelong health and fitness. At South Wellfield First School, not only do we offer a broad and varied curriculum taught inside school hours, we also offer morning, lunchtime and afterschool clubs to encourage a love and passion for different sports and increase physical activity.
"Sport teaches you character, it teaches you to play by the rules, it teaches you to know what it feels like to win and lose - it teaches you about life." Billie Jean King
To find out more about our Outdoor Adventurous Activities please click the tab below.
We also have a fantastic range of sporting clubs as part of our extra curricular programme please click on the link below to find out more.
| Well - nurtured | Physical education plays a crucial role in nurturing individuals by addressing various aspects of well-being. Through physical activity, PE classes promote physical health by strengthening muscles, improving cardiovascular fitness, and enhancing coordination. Additionally, regular exercise in PE contributes to better mental health by reducing stress, anxiety, and improving overall mood. | |
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| Well - equipped | Physical Education not only improves physical health but also cultivates social, emotional, and cognitive skills, ensuring individuals are well-equipped to navigate the complexities of life with confidence and resilience. Additionally, our PE curriculum promotes teamwork, communication, and leadership skills through group activities and team sports, essential for success in professional and personal relationships. | |
| Well - read | Inspirational sports figures play a crucial role in motivating children to pursue physical education and sports. These individuals, through their remarkable achievements, perseverance, and dedication, serve as powerful role models for young aspiring athletes. By reading about the stories and journeys of iconic sports personalities, children can learn valuable lessons about resilience, hard work, and the importance of setting goals. | |
| Well - connected | Physical education at South Wellfield First School fosters a sense of connection by engaging in team sports and group activities, children develop bonds with their peers, promoting a sense of camaraderie and belonging. |
