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  1. Curriculum
  2. PE and School Sport

PE and School Sport

At Burnt Oak Primary School, we are committed to providing an outstanding PE curriculum that enables every child to develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence to lead active, healthy lives both now and in the future. We have chosen the Rising Stars Champions PE scheme as the foundation of our PE provision because it aligns closely with our school values and educational priorities.  The Rising Stars Champions scheme provides a comprehensive framework that covers all National Curriculum requirements for PE at Key Stages 1 and 2, including core subjects such as games, gymnastics, dance, athletics, outdoor and adventurous activities, and swimming. This ensures that our pupils receive their full entitlement to a broad and balanced PE curriculum.  The scheme provides:

  • Logical sequencing: Units of work are carefully ordered to build skills progressively from Reception through to Year 6, ensuring children develop competence systematically
  • Age-appropriate content: Activities are tailored to different developmental stages, with clear learning objectives for each year group
  • Comprehensive coverage: All areas of PE are addressed with appropriate depth, ensuring children experience a rich variety of physical activities

Assessment frameworks: Built-in assessment tools help teachers track pupil progress and identify where additional support may be needed

Long Term Plan and Progression of Skills:

 

 

 

AUTUMN

 

SPRING

 

SUMMER

Y1 Topics

Term 1 Multi-skills / Gymfit circuits

Term 2  Groovy Gymnastics / Story time dance

Term 3 throwing and catching / Brilliant ball skills

Term 4 Fitness frenzy / boot camp

 

Term 5 Active athletics / Mighty movers

Term 6 Cool core / Skip to the beat

 

YEAR 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-Term 1 Multi-skills

·       To explore static balancing and understand the concept of bases.

·       To combine a number of co-ordination drills, using upper and lower body movements.

·       To aim a variety of balls and equipment accurately. To time running to stop or intercept the path of a ball.

·       To travel in different ways, showing clear transitions between movements.

·       To travel in different directions (side to side, up and down) with control and fluency.

·       To practise ABC (agility, balance and co-ordination) at circuit stations.

 

 

 

-Term 1 Gymfit circuits

·       To identify techniques to improve balance.

·       To practise a range of gymnastic skills through a series of circuits.

·       To perform a range of gymnastic skills with increased accuracy.

·       To perform a sequence of gymnastic moves within a circuit.

·       To perform a sequence of moves at each station within a circuit with increased accuracy.

·       To evaluate my performance of gymnastic moves within a circuit.

 

-Term 2 Groovy gymnastics

·       To explore movement actions with control and link them together with flow.

·       To explore movement actions with control and to link them together with flow.

·       To explore gymnastic actions and shapes.

·       To explore travelling on benches.

·       To explore movement actions with control, and to link them together with flow.

·       To choose and use simple compositional ideas by creating and performing sequences. To repeat and link combinations of gymnastic actions. To link combinations of movements and shapes with control.

 

-Term 3 Story time dance

·       To change direction during travelling moves. • To link travelling moves that change direction and level

·       To link moves together. To use a variety of moves.

·       To link moves together.

·       To explore basic body patterns and movements to music.

·       To use a variety of moves that change speed and direction.

·       To link together dance moves with gestures and changing direction in time to music.

 

-Term 3 Throwing and catching

·       To learn skills for striking and fielding games

·       To practise basic striking, sending and receiving.

·       To use throwing and catching skills in a game.

·       To practise accuracy of throwing and consistent catching.

·       To strike with a racket or bat.

·       To play a game fairly and in a sporting manner. To use fielding skills to play a game.

 

 

-Term 3 Brilliant ball skills

·       To master basic sending and receiving techniques. To develop balance, agility and co-ordination.

·       To master basic sending and receiving skills.  To develop balance, agility and co-ordination.

·       To master basic sending and receiving techniques. To develop balance, agility and co-ordination.

·       To master basic sending and receiving as well as developing balance agility and co-ordination. To make use of co-ordination, accuracy and weight transfer.

·       To develop receiving skills.

·       To use ball skills in game-based activities.

 

 

-Term 4 Fitness frenzy

·       To complete a circuit that includes activities learned throughout the year.

·       To explore running at different speeds.

·       To improve agility, balance and co-ordination.

·       To evaluate performance of gymnastic moves within a circuit.

·       To identify techniques to improve core strength and agility.

·       Use techniques already learned to improve performance.

 

-Term 4 Boot camp

·       To understand how to prepare the body for exercise. To understand what fitness means.

·       To complete a range of circuit-based activities and understand the reason for doing them. To understand what happens to the heart rate during exercise.

·       To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1 and 2.

·       To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1–3 with balance and co-ordination.

·       To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1-4 with balance and co-ordination.

·       To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1–5.

 

-term 5 active athletics

·       To use varying speeds when running.

·       To explore footwork patterns.

·       To explore arm mobility. • To explore different methods of throwing

·       To practise short distance running

·       To practise taking off from different positions

·       To complete an obstacle course with control and agility

-term 5 mighty movers

·       To explore running at a variety of speeds and in a variety of styles

·       To explore running at a variety of speeds and in a variety of styles

·       To run at different speeds and in different directions with control.

·       To understand the purpose of a circuit and how it can improve fitness

·       To understand the purpose of a circuit and how it can improve fitness

·       To explore running at different speeds

 

-term 6 cool core

·       To identify techniques to improve core strength and agility

·        To identify techniques to improve core strength and agility

·       To identify techniques to improve core strength and agility.

·        To identify techniques to improve core strength and agility

·       To identify techniques to improve core strength and agility.

·       To identify techniques to improve core strength and agility.

 

-term 6 skip to the beat

·       To develop foot patterns that aid skipping.

·       To develop foot patterns that aid skipping.

·        To develop skipping skills

·       To improve agility, balance and co-ordination

·       To improve agility, balance and co-ordination.

·        To improve agility, balance and co-ordination.

 

Y2 Topics

Term 1 Multi-skills / Brilliant ball skills

Term 2 Groovy gymnastics / Ugly bug ball dance

Term 3 throwing and catching / gymfit circuits

Term 4 Fitness frenzy / boot camp

 

Term 5 Active athletics / Cool core

Term 6 Mighty movers / Skip to the beat

 

YEAR 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

-Term 1 Multi-skills

·       To explore static balancing.  To understand concepts of bases.

·       To combine a number of co-ordination drills, using upper and lower body movements.

·       To aim a variety of balls and equipment accurately.

·       To travel in different ways, showing clear transitions between movements.

·       To maintain balance when changing direction.

·       To use skills learned in a game.

 

 

-Term 1 Ugly bug ball dance

·       To explore different levels and speeds of movement.

·       To compose and perform simple dance phrases.

·       To show contrasts in simple dances with good body shape and position.

·       To develop a range of dance movements and improve timing.

·       To work to music, creating movements that show rhythm and control.

·       To work to music, creating movements that show rhythm and control.

 

-Term 2 Brilliant ball skills

·       To use hand-eye co-ordination to control a ball.

·       To catch a variety of objects.

·       To vary types of throw.

·       To kick and move with a ball.

·       To develop catching and dribbling skills.

·       To use ball skills in a mini festival.

 

-Term 2 Groovy gymnastics

·       To remember and repeat simple gymnastic actions with control.

·       To balance on isolated parts of the body using the floor and hold balance.

·       To develop a range of gymnastic moves, particularly balancing.

·       To link together a number of gymnastic actions into a sequence.

·       To explore ways of travelling around on large apparatus.

·       To choose and use a variety of gymnastic actions to make a sequence.

 

-Term 3 Throwing and catching

·       To learn skills for playing striking and fielding games.

·       To position the body to strike a ball. To practise striking a small ball.

·       To develop catching skills.

·       To throw a ball for distance.

·       To practise throwing skills in circuit.

·       To play a game fairly and in a sporting manner. To use fielding skills to play a game.

 

-Term 3 Gymfit circuits

·       To identify techniques to improve balance.

·       To practise a range of gymnastic skills through a series of circuits.

·       To perform a range of gymnastic skills with increased accuracy.

·       To perform a sequence of gymnastic moves within a circuit.

·       To perform a sequence of moves at each station within a circuit with increased accuracy.

·       To evaluate performance of gymnastic moves within a circuit.

 

-Term 4 Fitness frenzy

·       To complete a circuit of activities.

·       To understand the purpose of a circuit and how it can improve fitness.

·       To skip with control and balance.

·       To evaluate my performance of gymnastic moves within a circuit.

·       To improve core strength, balance and agility.

·       To evaluate my performance of gymnastic moves within a circuit.

 

-Term 4 Boot camp

·       To understand how to prepare the body for exercise. To understand what fitness means.

·       To complete a range of circuit-based activities and understand the reason for doing them. To understand what happens to the heart rate during exercise.

·       To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1 and 2.

·       To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1–3 with balance and co-ordination.

·       To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1-4 with balance and co-ordination.

·       To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1–5.

 

-Term 5 active athletics

·       To run with agility and confidence

·       To learn the best jumping techniques for distance

·       To throw different objects in a variety of ways

·       To hurdle an obstacle and maintain effective running style

·       To run for distance

·       To complete an obstacle course with control and agility.

 

-Term 5 cool core

·       To develop and improve core strength and agility

·       to develop and improve core strength and agility

·       to develop and improve core strength and agility

·       To improve core strength, balance and agility

·       To improve core strength, balance and agility

·       To improve core strength, balance and agility

 

-Term 6 mighty movers

·       To run efficiently using the arms

·        To demonstrate running with balance and co-ordination

·       To understand the purpose of a circuit and how it can improve fitness.

·       To understand the purpose of a circuit and how it can improve our fitness.

·       Understand the purpose of a circuit and how it can improve fitness

·       To understand the purpose of a circuit and how it can improve fitness.

 

-term 6 skip to the beat

·       To perform skipping moves with agility, balance and co-ordination.

·       To explore different ways of jumping/hopping with balance and accuracy.

·       To skip with control and balance

·       To skip with control and balance

·        To skip with control and balance.

·        To skip with control and balance.

Y3 Topics

Multi-skills / Brilliant ball skills

Groovy gymnastics / Gymfit circuits

Swimming / Multi Skills

Fitness frenzy / Skip to the beat

Term 5 Active athletics / Cool core

Term 6 Mighty movers / Boot camp

 

YEAR 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

-Term 1 Multi-skills

·       To change and maintain centre of balance.

·       To develop co-ordination whilst moving an object.

·       To demonstrate agility by being able to twist and turn and change direction.

·       To practise co-ordination and moving with others

·       To use co-ordination skills to move an object.

·       To use all ABC skills learned so far, to the best of your ability.

 

-Term 1 Brilliant ball skills

·       To be aware of others when playing games. To choose the correct skills to meet a challenge.

·       To perform a range of actions, maintaining control of the ball. To perform a range of catching and gathering skills with control.

·       To master the basic catching technique. To catch with increasing control and accuracy.

·       To master the basic throwing technique. To throw and hit a ball in different ways (e.g. high, low, fast or slow).

·       To apply skills and tactics in small-sided games. To identify and follow the rules of games.

·       To choose and use simple tactics to suit different situations. To react to situations in ways that make it difficult for opponents to win.

 

-Term 2 Groovy gymnastics

·       To explore jumping techniques and link them with other gymnastic actions.

·       To explore jumping techniques and to link them with other gymnastic actions.

·       To select and adapt gymnastics actions to meet the task.

·       To work with a partner or a small group to create a sequence that develops jumping skills.

·       To improve the ability to choose appropriate actions when creating a sequence of gymnastic movements to music.

·       To improve the ability to choose appropriate actions when creating a sequence of gymnastic movements to music.

 

-Term 2 Gymfit cicuits

·       To identify techniques to improve balance.

·       To practise a range of gymnastic skills through a series of circuits.

·       To perform a range of gymnastic skills with increased accuracy.

·       To perform a sequence of gymnastic moves within a circuit.

·       To perform a sequence of moves at each station within a circuit with increased accuracy.

·       To evaluate my performance of gymnastic moves within a circuit.

-Term 3 Swimming

·       To enter and exit the water, perform floatation and submerging techniques.

·       To rotate from back to front and front to back and regaining an upright position. Perform pushing and gliding and an understanding of streamlining.

·       To use aquatic breathing.

·       To move effectively and efficiently through the water using alternating and simultaneous strokes.

·       To swim longer distances and for increasing amounts of time.

·       To perform survival and self-rescue skills.

 

-Term 3 Multi skills

·       To change and maintain centre of balance.

·       To develop co-ordination whilst moving an object.

·       To demonstrate agility by being able to twist and turn and change direction.

·       To practise co-ordination and moving with others.

·       To use co-ordination skills to move an object.

·       To use all ABC skills learned so far, to the best of your ability.

 

-Term 4 Fitness frenzy

·       To complete an agility and co-ordination circuit, spending 30 seconds at each station.

·       To improve fitness by raising the heart rate in a circuit-based lesson.

·       To develop skipping techniques with control and balance.

·       To evaluate my performance of gymnastic moves within a circuit.

·       To improve core strength and agility, and understand why they are important.

·       To perform a sequence of moves at each station within a circuit with increased accuracy.

 

-Term 4 Skip to the beat

·       To develop skipping techniques with control and balance. Explore different ways of skipping.

·       To develop skipping techniques with control and balance. Participate in large rope skipping.

·       To develop skipping techniques with control and balance. Skip with a partner.

·       To develop skipping techniques with control and balance. Perform skipping moves in a routine.

·       To develop skipping techniques with control and balance. Perform large rope skipping with good technique and to songs or rhymes.

·       To develop skipping techniques with control and balance. Perform rope and non-rope skipping with good technique and to songs or rhymes.

 

-term 5 active athletics

·       To run in different directions and at different speeds, using a good technique

·       To improve throwing technique

·       To reinforce jumping techniques.

·       To understand the relay and passing the baton

·        To choose and understand appropriate running techniques

·        To compete in a mini-competition, recording scores

 

-term 5 cool core

·       To improve core strength and agility, and understand why they are important.

·       To improve core strength and agility, and understand why they are important.

·       To improve core strength and agility, and understand why they are important.

·       To improve core strength and agility, and understand why they are important.

·       To improve core strength and agility, and understand why they are important.

·       To improve core strength and agility, and understand why they are important.

 

-term 6 mighty movers

·       To explore running at different speeds.

·       To work as a team in a running situation

·       To work as a team in a running situation

·       To understand the value of a running-based circuit and the impact it can have on health

·       To improve fitness by raising the heart rate

·       To improve fitness by raising the heart rate

 

-term 6 boot camp

·       To understand how to prepare the body for exercise. • To understand what fitness means

·       To complete a range of circuit-based activities and understand the reason for doing them. • To understand what happens to the heart rate during exercise

·       • To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1 and 2.

·        To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1–3 with balance and co-ordination

·        To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1–4 with balance and co-ordination

·        To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1–5.

 

Y4 Topics

Gymfit (circuits) / Invaders

Step to the beat / Swimming

Nimble nets / Boot camp

Fitness frenzy / Cool Core

Term 5 Young Olympians / Striking and fielding

Term 6 Mighty movers / Gym sequences

 

YEAR 4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-Term 1 Gymfit

·       To understand that a fitness circuit can be sport-specific.

·       To complete a hockey-based circuit with understanding and accuracy.

·       To complete a netball/basketball circuit with understanding and accuracy.

·       To complete a football-based circuit with accuracy and understanding.

·       To complete a cricket-based circuit with accuracy and understanding.

·       To complete an athletics-based circuit with control and accuracy.

 

-Term 1 Invaders

·       To keep possession of a ball.

·       To use ABC (agility, balance, co-ordination) techniques to keep control of a ball in a competitive situation.

·       To use accurate passing and dribbling in a game.

·       To identify and apply ways to move the ball towards an opponent’s goal.

·       To learn concepts of attack and defence.

·       To play in a mini football competition.

 

-Term 2 Step to the beat

·       To understand the importance of a warm-up.  To improve fitness, particularly strength and stamina.

·       To complete a step routine to music to improve fitness. To develop co-ordination and balance.

·       To develop co-ordination and balance.

·       To understand the importance of a warm-up. To develop co-ordination and balance.

·       To develop co-ordination and balance.

·       To develop co-ordination and balance.

 

-Term 2 Swimming

·       To enter and exit the water, perform floatation and submerging techniques.

·       To rotate from back to front and front to back and regaining an upright position. Perform pushing and gliding and an understanding of streamlining.

·       To use aquatic breathing.

·       To move effectively and efficiently through the water using alternating and simultaneous strokes.

·       To swim longer distances and for increasing amounts of time.

·       To perform survival and self-rescue skills.

 

-Term 3 Nimble nets

·       To become familiar with balls and short tennis rackets.

·       To get the ball into play. To accurately serve underarm.

·       To build up a rally.

·       To build a rally, focusing on accuracy of strokes.

·       To play a variety of shots in a game situation and to explore when different shots should be played.

·       To play a competitive tennis game.

 

-Term 3 Boot camp

·       Understand how to prepare the body for exercise.  Understand what fitness means.

·       To complete a range of circuit-based activities and understand the reason for doing them. To understand what happens to the heart rate during exercise.

·       To improve a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1 and 2.

·       To improve a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1–3 with balance and coordination.

·       To improve a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1–4 with balance and co-ordination.

·       To improve a circuit that includes activities practised in previous Lessons 1–5.

 

 

 

-Term 4 Fitness frenzy

·       To complete a circuit that includes different aerobic activities.

·       To perform a boxercise routine with precision.

·       To develop co-ordination and balance.

·       To complete an athletics-based circuit with control and accuracy.

·       To develop cool core moves using balance techniques.

·       To perform a sequence of moves at each station within a circuit with increased accuracy.

 

-Term 4 Cool Core

·       To improve balance and co-ordination.

·       To improve balance and co-ordination. To consolidate and improve the moves learned so far.

·       To develop balance techniques when performing cool core moves.

·       To develop balance techniques when performing cool core moves.

·       To sustain balance and concentration when performing a variety of cool core moves.

·       To develop cool core moves using balance techniques.

 

-Term 5 young Olympians

·       To select and maintain a running pace for different distances

·       To practise throwing with power and accuracy

·       To throw safely and with understanding.

·       To demonstrate good running technique in a competitive situation

·       To explore different footwork patterns. • To understand which technique is most effective when jumping for distance.

·       To utilise all the skills learned in this unit in a competitive situation

 

-Term 5 Striking and fielding

·       To develop and investigate different ways of throwing, and to know when each is appropriate

·       To use ABC (agility, balance, co-ordination) to field a ball well.

·       To use ABC (agility, balance, co-ordination) to move into good positions for catching and apply it in a game situation

·       To use hand-eye co-ordination to strike a moving and a stationary ball.

·       To develop fielding skills and understand their importance when playing a game

·       To play in a competitive situation, and to demonstrate sporting behaviour

 

-term 6 mighty movers

·       To learn footwork movement patterns showing co-ordination. • To demonstrate correct technique for a jab

·       To understand the value of boxercise moves. • To learn how to build an aerobic exercise routine including skilled moves

·       To understand the value of boxercise moves. • To learn how to build an aerobic exercise routine including skilled moves

·       To understand the value of boxercise moves. • To learn how to build an aerobic exercise routine including skilled moves.

·       To create and perform a boxercise sequence with increased accuracy.

·       To perform a boxercise routine with precision.

 

-term 6 gym sequences

·       • To identify and practise body shapes

·       To identify and practise symmetrical and asymmetrical body shapes.

·       • To construct sequences using balancing and linking movements

·       To use counterbalances and incorporate them into a sequence of movements.

·       To perform movements in canon and in unison

·       To perform and evaluate own and others’ sequences

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Y5 Topics

Gymfit (circuits) / Swimming

Invaders / Boot camp

Nimble nets / Mighty Movers

Fitness frenzy / Cool Core

Term 5 Young Olympians / Step to the beat

Term 6 Striking and fielding / Gym sequences

 

YEAR 5

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-Term 1 Gymfit

·       To understand why fitness is good for health and wellbeing.

·       To develop consistency in technique.

·       To develop personal fitness in an obstacle-style circuit.

·       To develop personal fitness in an obstacle-style circuit.

·       To understand why fitness is good for health and wellbeing.

·       To understand why fitness is good for health and wellbeing.

 

-Term 1 Swimming

·       To enter and exit the water, perform floatation and submerging techniques.

·       To rotate from back to front and front to back and regaining an upright position. Perform pushing and gliding and an understanding of streamlining.

·       To use aquatic breathing.

·       To move effectively and efficiently through the water using alternating and simultaneous strokes.

·       To swim longer distances and for increasing amounts of time.

·       To perform survival and self-rescue skills.

 

-Term 2 Invaders

·       To demonstrate basic passing and receiving skills using a netball. To develop an understanding and knowledge of the basic footwork rule of netball.

·       To use good hand/eye co-ordination to pass and receive a ball successfully. To develop skills in the range of passes – chest pass, overhead pass, bounce pass and to understand which pass to use depending on the distance the ball needs to travel.

·       To understand the importance of ‘getting free’ in order to receive a pass. To understand how to make space by moving away and coming back and by dodging.

·       To be able to demonstrate a range of defending skills and understand how to mark an opponent. To understand how to intercept a pass.

·       To learn how to shoot.

·       To understand the different positions in a netball team (five-a-side). To recognise which positions are attacking and which are defending.

 

-Term 2 Bootcamp

·       Understand how to prepare the body for exercise. Understand what fitness means.

·       To complete a range of circuit-based activities and understand the reason for doing them. To understand what happens to the heart rate during exercise.

·       To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1 and 2.

·       To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1–3 with balance and co-ordination.

·       To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in Lessons 1–4 with balance and co-ordination.

·       To complete a circuit that includes activities practised in previous Lessons 1–5.

-Term 3 Nimble nets

·       To identify and apply techniques for hitting a tennis ball.

·       To develop the techniques for ground strokes and volleys.

·       To develop a backhand technique and use it in a game.

·       To practise techniques for all strokes. To use the scoring system and court for singles tennis.

·       To play a tennis game using an overhead serve and the correct selections of shots.

·       To understand and use doubles scoring in a tennis game.

 

-Term 3 Mighty movers

·       To perform a boxercise routine demonstrating good technique.

·       To understand the principles of dynamic stretching.

·       To improve fitness by raising the heart rate and strengthening the legs and arms.

·       To create and apply compositional ideas to the sequence.

·       To perform actions and moves fluently to music in order to improve personal fitness.

·       To learn how boxercise moves can be adapted and used in a different format.

 

-Term 4 Fitness frenzy

·       To complete a circuit that includes a range of activities.

·       To learn how boxercise moves can be adapted and used in a different format.

·       To perform a sequence of steps in time with the music. • To understand the benefits of improving muscle tone and aerobic fitness (strength and stamina).

·       To understand why fitness is good for health and wellbeing.

·       To identify techniques to improve balance and core strength. To improve co-ordination.

·       To perform a sequence of moves at each station within a circuit with increased accuracy.

 

-Term 4 Cool core

·       To identify techniques to improve balance and core strength.

·       To identify techniques to improve balance and core strength. Learn a new pose with accuracy.

·       To identify techniques to improve balance and core strength. Learn a new pose.

·       To identify techniques to improve balance and core strength. To improve co-ordination.

·       To identify techniques to improve balance and core strength. To improve co-ordination. Devise a sequence of yoga/Pilates moves with fluency and accuracy.

·       To identify techniques to improve balance and core strength. To improve co-ordination. Devise a sequence of yoga/Pilates moves with fluency and accuracy.

 

 

-Term 5 Young Olympians

·       To use correct technique to run at speed. • To develop the ability to run for distance.

·       To throw with accuracy and power

·       To identify and apply techniques of relay running

·       To explore different footwork patterns. • To understand which technique is most effective when jumping for distance.

·       Learn how to use skills to improve the distance of a pull throw

·       To demonstrate good techniques in a competitive situation.

 

-term 5 step to the beat

·       To understand the importance of a warm-up. • To develop co-ordination and balance

·       To develop co-ordination, balance and timing. • To improve general fitness levels

·       • To understand the benefits of improving muscle tone in the abdominals and legs. • To learn new strength-based moves

·       To understand the benefits of improving muscle tone in the abdominals and legs. • To learn new strength-based moves

·       To develop understanding of the value of this type of exercise. • To construct own moves from knowledge gained in the previous lessons.

·       To perform a sequence of steps in time with the music. • To understand the benefits of improving muscle tone and aerobic fitness (strength and stamina).

 

-term 6 striking and fielding

·       To develop skills in batting and fielding.

·       • To choose fielding techniques. • To run between the wickets.

·       To run, throw and catch.

·       To develop a safe and effective overarm throw

·       To learn batting control

·       To use all the skills learned by playing in a mini tournament.

 

-term 6 gym sequences

·       To identify and practise body shapes and balances

·       To identify and practise symmetrical and asymmetrical body shapes

·       To use and refine the following skills: flexibility, strength, balance, power and mental focus. • To develop skills for movement, including rolling, bridging and dynamic movement.

·       To use counterbalances and incorporate them into a sequence of movements.

·       To perform movements in canon and in unison.

·       • To perform and evaluate own and others’ sequences

Y6 Topics

Gymfit (circuits) / Invaders

Dynamic Dance / Nimble nets

Step to the beat / Mighty Movers

Fitness frenzy / Cool Core

 

Term 6 Striking and fielding / Gym sequences

Term 6 Swimming / Young Olympians

 

YEAR 6

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-Term 1 Gymfit

·       To plan a personal programme.

·       To perform their workout in pairs.

·       To add lower body exercises to programme.

·       To add upper body exercises to programme.

·       To perform short version of whole circuit to the class.

·       To work as a class including 1 station from each personal programme.

 

-Term 1 Invaders

·       To understand the basic rules of tag rugby.

·       To work as a team, using ball-handling skills.

·       To pass and carry a ball using balance and co-ordination.

·       To use skills learned to play a game of tag rugby.

·       To apply rules and skills learned to a game.

·       To play in a mini tag rugby competition.

 

 

-Term 2 Dynamic dance

·       To identify and practise the patterns and actions in a street dance style.

·       To demonstrate an awareness of the music’s rhythm and phrasing when improvising.

·       To create a dance that represents a street dance style.

·       To create a dance as a group, using any street dance moves.

·       To create a dance as a group, using any street dance moves.

·       To perform and analyse own and others’ performance.

 

                -Term 2 Mighty movers

·       To know and understand the basic principles of a good warm-up.

·       To understand how moves can be linked together to perform more complex/challenging moves.

·       To understand how moves can be linked together to perform more complex/challenging moves.

·       To perform and devise a sequence of movements to music.

·       To perform and devise a sequence of movements to music.

·       To perform and devise a sequence of movements to music.

 

 

 

-Term 3 Step to the beat

·       To understand the value of aerobic exercise. To learn how to measure heart rate and note any changes.

·       To perform aerobic activity to music. To understand the value of aerobic exercise.

·       To practise and apply a sequence of step moves to the beat of the music. To understand the value of step-based exercise.

·       To understand the value of aerobic exercise. To devise a sequence of step-based activities to music.

·       To understand the value of aerobic exercise. To devise a sequence of step-based activities to music.

·       To understand the value of aerobic exercise. To devise a sequence of step-based activities to music.

 

        -Term 3 Nimble nets

·       To demonstrate and use the correct grip of the racket and understand how to get into the ready position. To use good hand/eye co-ordination to be able to contact the shuttle with the face of the racket.

·       Understand how to serve the shuttle in order to start the game. Recognise the difference between the low serve and the high serve.

·       To develop children’s ability to perform and understand the ‘overhead clear’ shot and the impact that playing the overhead clear can have on winning points during game play.

·       To understand that the drop shot is an attacking shot, and why. To know where the drop should be aimed for, for it to be most productive, and why.

·       To understand how to use different shots to outwit an opponent in a game.

·       To develop knowledge, understanding and principles within a doubles game, including tactics and strategies used.

 

 

             -Term 4 Fitness frenzy

·       To complete a circuit that includes different aerobic activities.

·       To perform and devise a sequence of movements to music.

·       To understand the value of aerobic exercise. • To devise a sequence of step-based activities to music.

·       To plan a personal programme.

·       To perform others’ sequences with control and balance.

·       To perform a sequence of moves at each station within a circuit with increased accuracy.

 

                  -Term 4 Cool core

·       To identify exercises that will improve core strength and stability.

·       To apply balance techniques when performing cool core exercises.

·       To perform cool core exercises of increased difficulty with balance.

·       To create original cool core moves.

·       To demonstrate balance and co-ordination.

·       To perform others’ sequences with control and balance.

 

 

 

 

            -term 5 gym sequences

·       To identify and practise gymnastic shapes and balances.

·       To identify and practise symmetrical and asymmetrical body shapes.

·       To construct sequences using balancing and linking movements

·       To use counterbalances and incorporate them into a sequence of movements.

·       To perform movements in canon and in unison.

·       To perform and evaluate own and others’ sequences.

 

-term 5 striking and fielding

·       To throw and catch under pressure

·       To use fielding skills to stop the ball effectively

·       To learn batting control.

·       To learn the role of backstop

·       To play in a tournament and work as team, using tactics in order to beat another team

·        To play in a tournament and work as team, using tactics in order to beat another team.

 

 

-term 6 swimming

·       To enter and exit the water, perform floatation and submerging techniques.

·       To rotate from back to front and front to back and regaining an upright position. Perform pushing and gliding and an understanding of streamlining.

·       To use aquatic breathing.

·       To move effectively and efficiently through the water using alternating and simultaneous strokes.

·       To swim longer distances and for increasing amounts of time.

·       To perform survival and self-rescue skills.

 

                              -term 6 young Olympians

·       To investigate running styles and changes of speed.

·       To practise throwing with power and accuracy

·       To throw safely and with understanding

·       To demonstrate good running technique in a competitive situation

·       To explore different footwork patterns. • To understand which technique is most effective when jumping for distance.

·       To utilise all the skills learned in this unit in a competitive situation