Welcome to our PE & Sports Curriculum Page
Our Aims:
Our PE Curriculum
We are incredibly proud of our fun, inclusive and progressive PE curriculum. Our curriculum has been developed to meet the needs of our children and the requirements of the national curriculum. We offer our children a broad range of experiences and try to include activities that they enjoy. We continually refine our curriculum to ensure the best possible experiences are provided for our children.
Curriculum Snapshots
- For all children to enjoy and experience a range of activities that develop their physical skills, creativity and confidence alongside their health, fitness and wellbeing.
- For all children to develop a love and passion for physical activity and sport that will encourage them to lead healthy, active lives.
- Through good physical education, whole school values and a whole child approach, we aim to nurture confident, resilient children who will strive for their personal best.
Our PE Curriculum
We are incredibly proud of our fun, inclusive and progressive PE curriculum. Our curriculum has been developed to meet the needs of our children and the requirements of the national curriculum. We offer our children a broad range of experiences and try to include activities that they enjoy. We continually refine our curriculum to ensure the best possible experiences are provided for our children.
Curriculum Snapshots
Active 60
All children and young people take part in at least 60 minutes of physical activity everyday!
To meet the Chief Medical Officers’ guidance on physical activity, schools, parents and the sport sector must work together to ensure that children and young people have access to at least 60 minutes of physical activity every day. As set out in the Childhood Obesity Plan, at least 30 minutes should take place in schools, and the remaining 30 outside the school day.
As a school, we have a strong passion and commitment to the ‘active 60 agenda’. There are many ways in which we aim to promote physical activity in school.
All children and young people take part in at least 60 minutes of physical activity everyday!
To meet the Chief Medical Officers’ guidance on physical activity, schools, parents and the sport sector must work together to ensure that children and young people have access to at least 60 minutes of physical activity every day. As set out in the Childhood Obesity Plan, at least 30 minutes should take place in schools, and the remaining 30 outside the school day.
As a school, we have a strong passion and commitment to the ‘active 60 agenda’. There are many ways in which we aim to promote physical activity in school.
- Two hours PE lessons per week
- Competitions and events
- Sporting leagues
- OPAL play
- Sporting/fitness activities in the MUGA at lunchtime
- Before and afterschool clubs
- Forest Schools
- Wide range of playground equipment
- External providers coming into school to broaden our children’s experience and offer expert coaching
- Creative learning time
- Bikeability/Proride
- Scooter Training
- Residentials
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School Games Mark
We are delighted to announce that we achieved the School Games Gold Mark for the 2024/25 academic year. The School Games Mark is a Government-led award scheme launched in 2012, facilitated by the Youth Sport Trust to reward schools for their commitment to the development of competition across their school and into the community, and we are delighted to have been recognised for our success.
We are delighted to announce that we achieved the School Games Gold Mark for the 2024/25 academic year. The School Games Mark is a Government-led award scheme launched in 2012, facilitated by the Youth Sport Trust to reward schools for their commitment to the development of competition across their school and into the community, and we are delighted to have been recognised for our success.
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Swimming
In Years 3 and 4, pupils at Elloughton Primary School attend swimming lessons at Haltemprice Leisure Centre. During these sessions, children learn to:
In addition, pupils are taught essential self-rescue skills, including:
To achieve a pass at the National Curriculum swimming standard, children must be secure in all of the above skills.
In the academic year 2024/25, 48% of our Year 3 pupils achieved the National Curriculum swimming standard. Those who did not yet meet the standard will have further opportunities to develop their skills and revisit swimming lessons in 2025/26.
In Years 3 and 4, pupils at Elloughton Primary School attend swimming lessons at Haltemprice Leisure Centre. During these sessions, children learn to:
- swim 10 metres using front crawl
- swim 10 metres using backstroke
- swim 5 metres using breaststroke
- swim 25 metres without stopping, touching the sides, or using flotation aids
In addition, pupils are taught essential self-rescue skills, including:
- floating on their back and swimming safely back to the side
- treading water while signalling and calling for help
- understanding how to respond safely in a water-based emergency
To achieve a pass at the National Curriculum swimming standard, children must be secure in all of the above skills.
In the academic year 2024/25, 48% of our Year 3 pupils achieved the National Curriculum swimming standard. Those who did not yet meet the standard will have further opportunities to develop their skills and revisit swimming lessons in 2025/26.
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Sports Partnerships
We feel at Elloughton that working with many outside partnerships allows our pupils and teachers to learn from expert coaches and instructors in their field. We aim to offer children a wider variety of sports and links to local clubs. We would like to thank the following for all their support:
FlexDance
Nuffield Tennis
Chance to Shine (Yorkshire Cricket Board)
Goldstar Active
East Riding Futsal Club
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