Sport and Physical Education

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PE at Little Leigh Primary School:

It is our mission to provide consistent, high-quality Physical Education lessons across the school, in order to improve pupil confidence, enthusiasm, physical literacy and competition. We want to enable all children at Little Leigh to grow into active, healthy adults who understand the importance and benefits of exercise, sport and personal well-being.

In addition to Physical Education lessons, we strongly believe children should have the opportunity to be physically active across the curriculum. Teachers at Little Leigh Primary School plan and structure lessons that premote active learning.

Please click on the file below for a more detailed view of our curriculum.

For further information, please contacy Holly Oldknow or Joshua Coleclough - holdknow@littleleighprimary.cheshire.sch.uk / jcoleclough@littleleighprimary.cheshire.sch.uk .

Competition

We subscribe to the Vale Royal School Sport Partnership (VRSSP). VRSSP organise Level 2 sporting competitions and various sporting festivals.

As a school, we aim to enter as many level 2 sporting competitions as we can, which are organised by VRSSP and other local secondary schools. These events expose children to enjoyable and fair competition. We also aim to hold level 1 sporting competitions on a regular basis, which have a focus on young leadership, respect and fairness. As well as level 1 and 2 competitions, children are encouraged to participate in personal best competitions, where they endeavour to challenge themselves in physical activities set by themselves and peers.

Spirit of the Games Values

Extended School Provision

We understand the importance of offering an array of sport clubs that are fun, challenging and engaging for both KS1 and KS2 children. We offer a range of clubs using Little Leigh staff and some recognised, DBS approved, specialist coaches.

Swimming

Children across KS2 receive swimming lessons for 10 weeks in the year. The school use the sport premium funding to ensure top-up swimming lessons are provided in upper KS2.

Data 2022/23

87% of Year 6 children completed 25m in two or more strokes.

Year 5 and 6 children have received training in safe self-rescue in different water-based situations.