Strategic Lead of PE: Mrs V Joyce | vjoyce@themast.co.uk
PE Curriculum Key Knowledge
At Kirkburton Middle School we believe that all pupils, irrespective of their academic and physical ability should have an equal opportunity to discover and develop their physical potential.
We aim to deliver a high-quality physical education curriculum to inspire all our pupils to succeed and excel in competitive sport and other physically demanding activities. It provides opportunities for pupils to become physically confident in a way which supports their health and fitness. A multitude of opportunities to compete in sport and other activities build character and help to embed values such as fairness and respect.
Spiritual education at Kirkburton Middle School involves pupils developing a variety of skills in order to fulfil the feelings of success, enabling them to express emotions and feelings and to fully understand what their bodies can achieve eg; performing a sequence in gymnastics or a routine in dance. Moral education relates to pupils understanding how PE can influence their healthy living and lifestyle, reasons why they need to abide by rules and developing an understanding of fair play. This is continually developed through a vast variety of team games and a focus on Health Related Fitness. Pupils reflect on values surrounding competition which includes ‘winning at all costs. Social education involves pupils having many opportunities to work as a team or in a small group, as well as reflecting on feelings of determination and enjoyment. Pupils are given the role of a coach or leader to develop their social skills in co-operation and communication. Cultural educational involves pupils’ learning games and dances from different traditions, including their own, as well as being able to appreciate the importance of equality between males and females in sport.
The PE Department ensures that British Values are included within its curriculum by teaching sports that are long standing British traditional sports such as football, rugby, cricket, hockey, table tennis and athletics. The department encourages all students to follow the rules and principles of games and experience roles of officials and leaders to promote the concept of ‘fair play’. Throughout their time at school pupils are encouraged to show respect towards others, promoting kinship and affiliation. Our outstanding sports day competitions are a testimony to this where every child is not only encouraged to do their personal best but to do the best for their House. A strong emphasis is placed upon celebrating success graciously and being magnanimous in defeat. Pupils are given the freedom to make choices and every child has equal opportunity to be selected and take part in our vast array of extra-curricular activities regardless of race, religion or gender. Democracy is at the heart of the selection process for our appointment of House Captains with candidates submitting their applications for all to view and every pupil in their related ‘House’ voting for their preferred candidate.
OUR AIMS:
To ensure that all pupils:
- develop competence to excel in a broad range of physical activities
- are physically active for sustained periods of time
- engage in competitive sports and activities
- lead healthy, active lives
Curriculum Overview
Year 6
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Autumn Term
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- Introducing basic skills and knowledge in Sports Hall Athletics.
- Introducing some knowledge of different Fitness components and Types of Training to improve Fitness levels.
- Outdoor and Adventurous Activities such as Team Building and Orienteering are used in the first week to strengthen new friendships within the class.
- Introducing and developing skills and knowledge in invasion games through Football. Playing adapted games.
- Introducing and developing basic skills in Gymnastics. Creating individual routines and sequences on the floor.
- Introducing and developing basic skills for invasion games through Quicksticks Hockey. Playing adapted games.
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| Spring Term |
- Dancing through the ages. Introducing the basics skills in Dance through 1920s to 1980s dance styles.
- Outdoor and Adventurous Activities such as Team Building and Orienteering are used in the first week to strengthen new friendships within the class.
- Introducing and developing basic skills in Net games through Table Tennis.
- Introducing and developing basic skills for Invasion games through High 5 Netball. Playing adapted games.
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| Summer Term |
- Introducing and developing basic skills in striking and fielding activities through Cricket and Rounders.
- Introducing and developing skills and knowledge in invasion games through Tag Rugby. Playing adapted games.
- Introducing and developing basic skills in Net games through Short Tennis.
- Introducing basic skills and knowledge in outdoor Athletics activities.
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Year 7
| Autumn Term |
- Developing skills and knowledge in Sports Hall Athletics.
- Outdoor and Adventurous Activities such as team building and Orienteering are used in the first week to strengthen new friendships within the class.
- Developing more advanced skills and knowledge in invasion games through Football. Playing small-sided games.
- Developing skills in Gymnastics. Creating Pair routines and sequences on the floor using counterbalance.
- Dancing through the ages. Developing the skills in Dance through 1980s to 2020s dance styles.
- Developing more advanced skills and knowledge for Invasion games through Hockey. Playing small sided games with full rules.
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| Spring Term |
- Outdoor and Adventurous Activities such as team building and Orienteering are used in the first week to strengthen new friendships within the class.
- Developing more advanced skills and knowledge in invasion games through Basketball. Playing games with adapted rules.
- Developing skills in Net Games through Table Tennis. Playing single sided games with scoring systems.
- Developing more advanced skills for Invasion games through Netball and Handball. Playing small sided games.
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| Summer Term |
- Developing more advanced skills in striking and fielding activities through Cricket and Rounders.
- Developing skills and knowledge in invasion games through Tag Rugby. Playing small sided games.
- Developing skills in Net games through Short Tennis. Playing single sided games with scoring systems.
- Developing skills and Knowledge in outdoor Athletics activities.
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Year 8
| Autumn Term |
- Consolidating skills and knowledge in Sports hall Athletics.
- Outdoor and Adventurous Activities such as Team Building and Orienteering are used in the first week to strengthen new friendships within the class.
- Consolidating more advanced skills and knowledge in invasion games through Football. Playing larger sided games. Developing officiating skills.
- Developing skills in Gymnastics through vaulting. Creating routines and sequences through flight.
- Dancing through the ages. Developing the skills in Dance through exploring a range of 2020s dance styles.
- Consolidating more advanced skills and knowledge for Invasion games through Hockey. Playing larger sided games with full rules. Developing officiating skills.
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| Spring Term |
- Outdoor and Adventurous Activities such as Team Building and Orienteering are used in the first week to strengthen new friendships within the class.
- Consolidating more advanced skills and knowledge for invasion games through Basketball. Playing games with full rules. Developing officiating skills.
- Consolidating skills in Net games through Table Tennis. Develop officiating skills. Play singles and doubles matches. Consolidating more advanced skills for Invasion games through Netball and Handball. Playing full sided games. Developing officiating skills.
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| Summer Term |
- Consolidating more advanced skills in striking and fielding activities through Cricket and Rounders.
- Consolidating more advanced skills and knowledge in invasion games through Tag Rugby. Playing full sided games.
- Consolidating skills in Net games through Tennis. Developing officiating skills. Play singles and doubles games.
- Consolidating skills and knowledge in Athletics activities. Developing officiating skills.
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What career?
Sports Coach, PE Teacher, Fitness Instructor, Physiotherapist, Sports Psychologist, Professional Athlete, public services such as Police and Fire Brigade. Further information