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The Future of Sport at Leweston School

The Vision

Physical Education and School Sport

maintaining an inclusive approach

Leweston offers a year-round sporting calendar, with competitive

Programme at Leweston School will

compete in Cross-Country and Athletics competitions, Swimming

By ensuring a diverse choice and

the Physical Education and Sport

raise the standards of achievement

for all our pupils across the age and

ability range, leading to whole school

improvement. In line with our stated

fixtures in Hockey, Netball, Football, Tag-Rugby and Tennis. We

galas, and the full range of Pentathlon events including Fencing,

Shooting and Equestrian competitions. There are opportunities for all pupils to play in competitive matches.

School aims, we will further develop a

There are three complimentary strands of physical activity on offer in

inspired to enjoy, engage and

Programme. PE lessons teach fundamental skills through a variety of

culture in which all pupils will be compete in physical activity,

challenging pupils to raise their

attainment, extend their potential

and develop a life-long active healthy lifestyle.

Leweston School Physical Education and Sport Department Aims:

• To provide a well-structured high

quality Physical Education and Sports Programme to all pupils in all key stages.

• To provide a range of opportunities

for all pupils to enjoy participating in Sport and Exercise.

• To inspire a positive attitude and lifelong participation in Sport and Exercise.

• To help each student to achieve their full athletic potential.

• To develop personal qualities:

resilience, determination, self-

confidence, self-discipline, teamwork, leadership.

the School. Physical Education, Games and the Extra-Curricular

activities whilst Games revolves around the major sports of the term. In addition, pupils can access an extensive activities and enrichment programme that includes fixtures and competitions in some

disciplines. These are termed ‘extra-curricular sports’. Activities

change termly but can include Cricket, Squash, Self-Defence, Archery,

Golf, Horse-Riding, Football, Climbing, Zumba, Yoga, Sailing, Aerobics, Skiing, Pilates, Ballet, Zumba and Rugby.

The Physical Education and Sport Programme at Leweston will

develop and evolve as we transition to co-education giving all pupils

in the School the opportunity to be involved in many different sports. There will be a full fixture programme for girls and boys from Year 3 developing from adapted or small-sided sports towards the more

traditionally recognised games. There will also be the opportunity to compete in mixed teams. In addition, we will draw on local clubs,

with whom we already have strong links, to provide opportunities in cricket and rugby.

Leweston has a strong tradition in individual as well as team sport. As a Pentathlon Academy, the School offers a wealth of multi-sport

coaching and training. Every week pupils can access up to four swim and four run sessions. They are also able to take part in Shooting,

Laser-Run and Combined Training twice a week as well as one-to-one or club shooting and fencing lessons, led by highly qualified coaches. Pupils are able to access the GB Pentathlon Performance Pathway. The School also has a Triathlon Club, which has its own specialist coach.

Nursery The Nursery Transition 2 class (pre-school entry year) have a 45-minute swimming lesson and a 45-minute PE lesson per week, both

delivered by specialist teachers. These lessons take place in term-time only. Nursery PE lessons focus on the Physical Development strand of the EYFS Framework, with particular attention given to Moving and Handling as well as Health and Self-Care.

Pre-Prep and Prep School Drawing on the best elements of the National Curriculum, our broad and balanced PE Curriculum suits all ability levels and age

groups, offering three hours of physical activity to the Pre-Prep and four hours to the Prep each week as part of the curriculum. All pupils have an hour of Swimming per week throughout the year.

Prep Curriculum Map Class

Reception/Year 1

Lesson

Autumn

Spring

Summer

Games

Invasion Games: Football, Hockey, Tag Rugby

Tennis

Running

Running and Cricket

Cross-country

Gymnastics

Athletics

Extra-curricular Year 2

Games

Year 5/6

Running

Gymnastics

Athletics

Invasion Games: Tag Rugby and Hockey

Invasion Games: Netball and Football

Tennis

Running

Running and Cricket

Cross-country

Gymnastics and Trampolining

Athletics

Extra-curricular

Fencing, Shooting, Equestrian, Triathlon, Swimming and Running

Fencing, Shooting, Equestrian, Triathlon, Swimming and Cricket

Extra-curricular Year 3/4

Cross-country

Games

Running

Girls: Hockey, Netball Boys: Football, Tag Rugby

Girls: Hockey, Netball Boys: Hockey

Tennis

Cross-country

Gymnastics and Trampolining

Athletics

Games

Girls: Hockey, Netball Boys: Football, Rugby

Girls: Hockey, Netball Boys: Hockey

Tennis

Extra-curricular

Fencing, Shooting, Equestrian, Triathlon, Swimming and Running

Fencing, Shooting, Equestrian, Triathlon, Swimming and Cricket

Years 7 to 10 The Physical Education Programme at this stage focuses on developing and refining fundamental skills. The Curriculum is

designed to be progressive and as pupils move through the School they have the opportunity to experience additional sporting activities outside of the mainstream sports.

Senior Curriculum Map Class

Years 7 - 9

Lesson

Autumn

Spring

Summer

Games

Girls: Hockey Boys: Football

Boys: Hockey Girls: Netball

Tennis, Athletics

Extra-curricular

Year 10

PE Games

Extra-curricular

Swimming, Cross-Country, Gymnastics/Dance

Gymnastics/Dance Indoor Athletics

Athletics, Swimming

Fencing, Shooting, Equestrian, Triathlon, Swimming and Running

Fencing, Shooting, Equestrian, Triathlon, Swimming and Cricket

Swimming, Cross-Country, Fitness, Badminton

Volleyball, Badminton

Athletics, Swimming

Fencing, Shooting, Equestrian, Triathlon, Swimming and Running

Hockey, Netball

Fencing, Shooting, Equestrian, Triathlon, Swimming and Running

Tennis, Athletics

Hockey, Netball

Fencing, Shooting, Equestrian, Triathlon, Swimming and Cricket

Year 11 and Sixth From All students take part in a two-hour sports session on one afternoon per week. Pupils are able to choose their own programme from a range of competitive and recreational sports as well as activities that promote health and fitness. Current options

include: Hockey, Netball, Football, Volleyball, Fitness, Badminton, Trampolining, Tennis, Basketball, Athletics, Swimming, Cricket, Equestrian and the RLSS NPLQ (Royal Life Saving Society; National Pool Lifeguard Qualification).