PE & School Sports

Physical Activity At Home

Government Guidelines recommend 60 active minutes for every child, every day. Check out the links below for ideas to help everyone achieve this whilst at home. If you have any great ideas, or come across any websites that you would recommend, email us on pe@bjsglt.co.uk so that we can add them to the list and share ideas.

Get Set to Travel to Tokyo Use some of the great ideas on the website to get active and learn about different countries as you Travel to Tokyo.

Travelled to Tokyo already? Try this link to take you to the home learning page with lots of ideas for you to take part in, or set off to Tokyo again on your own!

60 second challenges from Davies to keep you moving at home. Technique is important with these challenges. To avoid injury, children should perform press ups on their knees and avoid lunges, unless accompanied by an adult with knowledge of correct technique.

Premier Education's site includes skill training videos for basketball, tennis and dance. Technique is important here, always find a clear space for gymnastic skills such as cartwheels and forward rolls, only perform these if there is an adult present with knowledge of correct technique.

Activity Alliance - Disability Inclusion Sport

10 Minute Shake Up Games from Change4Life & Disney

Football's Staying Home - Tips and tricks from the FA.

Cricket for Girls Although the emphasis is on encouraging girls to get involved in cricket, anyone can try out these techniques.

Adaptive Yoga Whilst these activities are aimed at wheelchair users, anyone, in a seated position, can participate.

BBC Supermovers A little bit of cross curricular activity here, learning on the move. In class, we've been learning our times tables with unicorns and lions - now go to KS2 Maths, find the times table section and you can do the same at home.

Jump Start Jonny has cool and lively activities to get you moving. Whoopa!

Joe Wicks - scroll down for short burst workouts to keep children active at home.

BBC Supermovers Just For Fun Duck with Dennis & Gnasher, move with The Vamps or score past David de Gea

Chance to Shine Cricket activities that you can complete at home.

Youth Sports Trust 60 second Activity Cards

Get Set to Eat Fresh is a collaboration between Aldi and Team GB. Parents and teachers can use the site to support children, in developing an understanding and love of fresh healthy food.

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If you have an iPhone or iPad, you might like to try the Bit Breaker app. It's a little like an old Atari computer game. You move left, right or jump up to break blocks - good fun, technology and activity in one!

PE Hub activities for fitness, games and problem solving.

“Intelligence and skill can only function at the peak of their capacity when the body is healthy and strong.”

- John F. Kennedy

Intent

At Bedgrove Junior School we provide a high quality PE and school sports curriculum, led by specialist sports coaches - all of whom are employed by the school. We want to inspire all children to consider physical activity as part of their everyday life, achieving their personal best, regardless of ability. We teach children about healthy lifestyles, good food choice and the benefits of being active through our PE and Healthy Minds curriculum. We provide an environment to support children to succeed in being confident to engage in physical activity, with embedded values such as fairness and respect, helping to develop future athletes and good citizens who lead healthy lives. We engage in a range of competitive and non-competitive sporting fixtures to give a range of pupils opportunity to represent the school. We challenge all of our children to be active for sustained periods and to develop their knowledge and skills across a broad range of sports and activities.

Physical Education Curriculum Statement.pdf

PE & School Sports

PE Hub activities for fitness, games and problem solving.

Physical Education Across Bedgrove

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