by Mr McKay | Oct 9, 2026 | Owls, Nightingales, P.E, Robins
KS1 have been focusing on developing agility, balance and co-ordination through a range of exciting multi-skills activities with Mr Peden. The children worked hard to challenge themselves as they moved, balanced, jumped and travelled in different ways, building...
by Mrs Ramanandi | Oct 2, 2026 | Dragonflies, Ladybirds, P.E, Reception
Over the last few weeks, the children have been developing their physical skills during PE sessions, learning to listen carefully, move safely and follow instructions with growing confidence. Through a variety of games and activities, they have practised running,...
by Amanda Clough | Jun 19, 2026 | Butterflies and Caterpillars, Computing, Design Technology, English, Health and Well-Being, Maths, News, Outdoor Learning, P.E, Science
This week we continued our transport theme across all of our learning areas, with a wide range of hands-on and creative activities. In the writing area, the children practised their cutting skills by carefully cutting out different forms of transport and then matching...
by Mr McKay | May 14, 2026 | Nightingales, Owls, P.E, Robins
This half term, our Key Stage 1 children have been developing their basketball skills in PE lessons. It has been wonderful to see their confidence grow as they learned new techniques and improved week by week! The children have focused on three key skills: dribbling,...
by Mrs Hope | May 12, 2026 | Elms, News, P.E
This half term, Elms are lucky enough to have a coach to teach us fencing! We’ve done two sessions so far and have had so much fun. We’ve learnt about the specialist equipment required to keep us safe, how to salute and the en garde position. We have played quick fire...
by Mr Hill | May 8, 2026 | Bluebells, News, P.E, Snowdrops, Tulips
This week in PE, our Lower Key Stage 2 children have been developing their cricket skills, with a focus on passing, batting and teamwork. The children practised accurate underarm and overarm passing, learned how to hold and use a cricket bat safely, and worked on...
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