KS1
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KS1
Pro Kick
The Pro Kick event is a fundraising challenge which our pupils thoroughly enjoy! The Pro Kick challenge happens once a year where we have an enormous inflatable goal. Each pupil has an opportunity to kick the ball as hard as they can. The girl and boy from each class who score the highest points are the winner. They receive a special certificate for this. The pupils who raise specific amounts of money for this fundraiser win a special band or a football as a prize in assembly.
Athlete Visit
We have had a very special visit from a Paralympian called Sean Rose. Sean Rose and his colleague held a fun fitness circuit, which every class took part in. At then end of the day, Sean Rose presented a very inspirational assembly to the whole school about his story and how he never let his disability stop him from achieving all his goals in life. This was a very inspirational visit which inspired and motivated our pupils to always aim high.
Moving Together
This is a very exciting dance company that works with the year 2 pupils. They aim to teach pupils two dances in a day, followed by a theory arts and crafts activity where they create resources which they use in their dance. At the end of the day, this dance is performed to the rest of the school. As a result of this programme, each pupil receives their Dance Arts Mark award in a day.
Move for fun
Catherine Infant School is a part of the Move for fun programme ran by Youth Sport Trust which is a very exciting global opportunity taking place in England, Argentina and Poland. The vision of this programme is to activate 100,000 pupils in vulnerable communities by providing them with equal access to the joy of movement and sense of community that can provide a pathway to happier and healthier lives.
We are very pleased to announce that we are the first school in East Midlands to be taking part in this international initiative. As part of Move for Fun, some KS1 pupils have been taking part in lots of fun and engaging sport activities, every Monday, to help improve their physical development and ensure a love for physical activity.
This programme has been very positive and all the children have thoroughly enjoyed their time participating.
What is the Sports Premium?
How much does the school receive?
Total amount received 2022/23: £18,800
5 Key Indicators
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Files | |||
PE_and_Sports_Premium_Evaluation_2021_2022.pdf | |||
PE_and_Sports_Premium_Projected_Expenditure_2022_23.pdf |
Learning Cycle 1 | Learning Cycle 2 | Learning Cycle 3 | Learning Cycle 4 | Learning Cycle 5 | |
Year 2 |
Indoor: Gymnastics- High and Low
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Indoor: Dance- The Cat Balloons |
Indoor: Gymnastics- Pathways straight and zig-zags. |
Indoor: Gymnastics- Turning, spinning and twisting. |
Indoor: Dance- Word and word messages. |
Outdoor: Games- Throwing and inventing games.
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Outdoor: Games- Making up a game. |
Outdoor: Games- Dribbling, kicking and hitting. |
Outdoor: Games- Group games and inventing rules. |
Outdoor: Games- Group games and inventing rules. |
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Year 1 |
Indoor: Gymnastics-Flight, bouncing, jumping and landing
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Indoor: Dance-Streamers |
Indoor: Gymnastics- Rocking and rolling |
Indoor: Dance- March, March |
Indoor: Dance- Fog and sunshine |
Outdoor: Games- Focus on ball skills
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Outdoor: Games-Throwing and catching |
Outdoor: Games-Bat, ball skills and games |
Outdoor: Games- Developing partner work |
Outdoor: Games- Developing partner work |
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EYFS (Nursery and Reception) |
Daily indoor and outdoor opportunities are planned for pupils to develop their gross and fine motor skills. |