Intent

At OLMC, we believe that P.E. and sport plays an important role in helping children lead healthy and active lives, with the potential to change children’s lives for the better. We recognise the importance P.E. play in the curriculum and are committed to providing all children with the opportunities to engage fully in Physical Education. The aim of our P.E. programme is to develop children’s basic physical competencies, build confidence in their ability and build the foundations for a lifelong love of sport, physical activity and a healthy lifestyle. P.E lessons encourage children to compete against themselves and others whilst being challenged to improve their physical, social, emotional and thinking skills. These skills are embedded in the heart of our planning and our objectives in the teaching of P.E. align with the National Curriculum. In KS1 and KS2, all children have regular timetabled P.E. sessions totalling two hours per week. We use qualified and suitably trained sports coaches, working alongside the teacher, for one of these hours.

Implementation

We have recently adopted Get Set 4 P.E. scheme to teach our P.E. across school. The scheme ensure that we fulfil the requirements of the National Curriculum, as well as ensuring that children are given a wealth of opportunities to develop their physical movement skills. Each class completes one Get Set 4 P.E. lesson a week, delivered by the class teacher, with the other lesson being based on developing team games, moving on to more competitive games in KS2 – these being delivered by the specialist sports coaches. The timetabling for the sports coaches is done on rota basis and we ensure that each class gets the same amount of time across the academic year to this high-quality provision.

Impact

P.E is taught as a basis for lifelong learning, where the children have access to a wide range of activities in the belief that if taught well and the children are allowed to succeed, then they will continue to have a physically active life. We strive to achieve a high-quality P.E. experience which inspires all children to succeed and excel in competitive sport and other physically demanding activities. We provide opportunities for children to become physically confident in a way which supports their health and fitness. Opportunities to compete in sport and other activities including residential experiences build character and help to embed values such as fairness and respect.

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A little colour, a little light, and a lot of 💕 
Our wonderful nurture group have been busy creating these beautiful stained glass style windows for our school prayer garden. Using bright colours and their own creative designs the children have made something truly special. 
Our prayer garden is a special place where we can come together to pray, reflect find peace and feel closer to god. 
We can’t wait to see the sunlight shining through reminding us of gods love,light and hope.

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Last week, some of our Year 6 children were invited to attend the opening of the Wheatley Youth Hub It was a wonderful opportunity for them to be part of an exciting new development in the local community.

A youth centre is a safe, welcoming space where young people can meet friends, take part in fun activities, learn new skills and access support and guidance. Youth centres help young people build confidence, develop positive relationships, explore their interests and feel connected to their community.

We are delighted that our Year 6 children had the opportunity to attend this special occasion and learn more about a valuable resource that can support young people as they grow and develop.

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Last week, some of our Year 6 children were invited to attend the opening of the Wheatley Youth Hub It was a wonderful opportunity for them to be part of an exciting new development in the local community.
A youth centre is a safe, welcoming space where young people can meet friends, take part in fun activities, learn new skills and access support and guidance. Youth centres help young people build confidence, develop positive relationships, explore their interests and feel connected to their community.
We are delighted that our Year 6 children had the opportunity to attend this special occasion and learn more about a valuable resource that can support young people as they grow and develop.
Thank you to everyone involved in making this opportunity possible! 🌟

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