PE and Healthy Living statement
Windy Nook Primary School consistently strives to promote active and healthy lifestyles and to provide sporting opportunities for all its pupils.
We offer competitive sport to encourage teamwork, discipline, self respect and how to cope with winning and losing. We also want the children to understand the importance of exercise and keeping healthy.
We do this through our PE and PSHE Curriculum and also through our after school sports, fitness and healthy cookery clubs.
2024/2025
Autumn One
4/5 Girl’s football
KS1 Athletics festival
5/6Tag rugby
5/6 Girl’s football
Y5/6 Sports hall athletics
Y3/4/5/6 Cross country
Paralympics festival (whole school)
Y5/6 Autumn Cup Football
Autumn Two
Spring One
Spring Two
2023/2024
Autumn One
4/5 Girl’s football
5/6Tag rugby
5/6 Girl’s football
Y5/6 Sports hall athletics
Y3/4/5/6 Cross country
5/6 boy’s football
Y5/6 Autumn Cup Football
Autumn Two
y5/6 Tag rugby final
Y3/4/5/6 Paralympic Festival
Y5/6 Basketball
Spring One
Netball
KS1Multi-sport festival
Y3/4 Basketball
Y3/4/5/6 Boccia
Reception Multi-sport
Spring Two
5/6 Swimming Gala
4/5 Football
Y3/4 Hockey
We’re football crazy in the Dragonflies!
Our first Football skills club was a great success. We started by "walking the dog" where the children learned how to move the ball around the room, keeping the ball close and in control at all times. We then moved on to "juggling the ball" between two feet, and we...
Orienteering in UKS2
Yesterday Year 5 and 6 got the opportunity to complete some orienteering with B outdoors. The course was set up in the nature park and the children were divided into groups. Each group had a map and a sheet to record their answers. Andy from B outdoors explained to...
Last Athletics Club of the Term
Tonight was Nightingales's last athletics club. Over the last 5 weeks the children have learnt a variety of new skills and games. They have also really improved their teamwork skills. It has been great being able to do after school clubs again and the children have...
Cricket Taster Sessions in KS1
This morning, all classes in KS1 were lucky enough to have a coach from Durham Cricket Club come in to deliver a taster session with them. The children took part in a number of different cricket activities to get an idea of what it's like. Information about All Stars...
Hurdling in Athletics Club
This week in Athletics club we have been learning how to jump over hurdles. To start the children just practiced their sprinting technique to make sure they were running quickly. Then they had a practice with just one hurdle and then added another. The children...
Brilliant Balancing in Year 2
This term in year 2, our second PE lesson is Gymnastics. The last 2 weeks we have been looking at different balances. Last week, we tried a number of 3 and 4 point balances and this week we went on to challenge ourselves to do a 2 point balance. The children have been...
Rounders!
This term UKS2 are learning how to play rounders. We've already covered a multitude of skills when playing, including throwing and catching the ball. Article 28: You have the right to a good quality education. You should be encouraged to go to school to the highest...
Athletics club is off to a speedy start!
This week the Nightingales had their first after school athletics club session. The children were all so enthusiastic to learn new skills and play new games. We played some well known warm up games like dishes and domes but also a new one called smugglers. When we...
Footy Skills in the Beeches
The Beeches class completed their first football session last night. Passing and creating space was the main focus and even the rain didn't dampen our spirits! Article 15: You have the right to choose your own friends and join or set up groups, as long as it isn't...
PE for the remainder of the school year
Dear Parent/Carer We have decided to continue doing PE twice a week in KS1 and KS2 until the end of the school year. We think it's extremely important that children are engaging with exercise regularly as this is beneficial for their physical and mental health and...
Dance Reunite Focus Week
This week children in Year 5 and 6 had their final practice of the dance routine they were learning for #DanceReunite. The children have all worked really hard to make sure they knew the routine and were doing it in time to the music. They've learnt a little bit each...
Torch Design Winners
Last week, children across the school designed Olympic torches for the Virtual Torch Relay. A winner from each class in KS1 and KS2 was chosen as well as a winner across EYFS. The designs were judged by Year 5 and 6 torch bearers. Winners: EYFS- Ella Robins- Evie...