PE and Sport 2018/19
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Saughall All Saints – Sport for ALL!
Saughall All Saints has been awarded the GOLD Kitemark for the fourth year running for outstanding PE across all areas of competition (Level 1, 2 and 3 of the School Games Pathway), inclusion, Leadership for young people, our PE curriculum and links with external clubs.
We also received the Achievement award for outstanding contribution to sport at the second ever Cheshire Schools Awards in July 2016 and were shortlisted for the same award for outstanding contribution to the performing arts with our dance competition group who were deserved National Dance Finalists 2017. Our latest achievement is being crowned National Dance Champions 2018. We are very proud of all the recognition for encouraging our children to lead healthy and active lives both now and in the future.
Autumn term 2018
Extra-Curricular Sports Clubs – autumn term 2018
Competition Events – autumn term 2018
Y5/6 Netball and all football fixtures to be confirmed.
Summer Term 2018 An Enriched Sporting Curriculum of opportunities for all. School Sports – Inter school competitions – summer term competitions:
#SAS Dance squad successfully reached the National Finals in Oxford on 25th June 2018, where the team competed and were crowned NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!
The team competed in the Grand Finals at EPSV the home of The Cheshire Phoenix.
The team competed in a cricket festival and were undefeated throughout the afternoon. All of the children thoroughly enjoyed their afternoon of cricket.
Year 5/6 team were crowned Chester Schools Champions. Year 5 individual champion Year 4 individual champion. All children competed in the Cheshire County finals in Macclesfield and did extremely well.
Year 5/6 team were crowned Chester Schools Champions and competed in the Cheshire County Finals in Macclesfield.
Chester Schools Semi-finalists
Chester Schools semi-finalists
Chester Schools Semi-finalists
Chester Schools Champions
Lots of individual successes on the track and field and an overall 3rd place out of over 30 competing schools
Individual medals, a team bronze in the relay and an overall Team Gold and Chester Champions.
Our School Sports Day will be held on Monday 11th June 2018 – KS1 (9am) KS2 (pm) All of the children thoroughly enjoyed a fun day of sports on the athletics competing in track and field events representing their different houses.
Sports Coaches: Throughout the summer term we have decided to use some of the Government sports funding on employing specialist sports coaches to work with our children in all National Curriculum year groups. Year 5/6 – Athletics Year 3/4 – Cricket/rounder’s Year 1/2 - Dance Y1/2 – Cricket This not only enables our children to access high quality PE lessons but it also upskills our teachers who observe and take part in the lessons alongside the children.
Spring Term 2018 An Enriched Sporting Curriculum of opportunities for all. School Sports – Inter school competitions – spring term competitions:
Semi-finalists – lost to eventual winners.
Overall Silver medallists finishing 2nd out of 26 schools
Winners and through to the Grand Final in April
Won 3 games and narrowly missed out on a semi-final place in the Chester school’s competition.
Superb performances with many children finishing in the top 10 spots in their age groups. Four children received medals for finishing in the top 3 spots in their race
Silver medallists narrowly missing out on the winner’s title in the final.
Y3-6 Dance squad have reached the North West regional heats and are due to perform in Warrington on 23rd April to compete for a spot in the National Final later in the year.
Year 4 Boys and Girls – West Cheshire Cross Country Champions.
Sports Coaches: Throughout the spring term we have decided to use some of the Government sports funding on employing specialist sports coaches to work with our children in all National Curriculum year groups. Year 5/6 – Gymnastics Year 3/4 – Hockey Year 5/6 – Dance Y1/2 – Wirral Rugby Tots This not only enables our children to access high quality PE lessons but it also upskills our teachers who observe and take part in the lessons alongside the children. Autumn Term 2017. An Enriched Sporting Curriculum of opportunities for all. School Sports – Inter school competitions – autumn term competitions:
‘A’ team were undefeated throughout the entire festival
‘A’ team narrowly missed out on a semi-final spot by 1 try
The first few football fixtures of the season have taken place and will continue into the spring term
We had our best turn out ever for the first race of the season across all year groups and many personal best performances with gold, silver and bronze medals being won! The next race is due to take place on Saturday 9th December.
Both teams put in a fantastic performance; the ‘B’ team narrowly missing out on a semi-final place by goal difference.
The girls have turned up to training each week and hopefully are now looking forward to playing some matches in the spring term
The y5/6 children have taken part in a Hoops4Health roadshow with the Cheshire Phoenix basketball players and the basketball team (to be confirmed) will be invited to a competition after Christmas.
Club and games to be played in the spring term.
6 children from across KS2 to attend a multi sports festival for children with SEND who may otherwise find sport difficult to access.
Our reception children, year 1 and year 2 children have all worn their badges with pride representing school in the football competitions held at Blacon High School. A special mention goes to our reception team who were announced joint winners of the whole competition after an AMAZING 2-2 draw in the final. They were extremely proud of their medals, certificates and trophy.
12 children from y2 are looking forward to representing Saughall All Saints in the upcoming multi skills festival held at EPSV on 30th November.
Two y6 pupils have been awarded the highly prestigious job of being our School Sports Ambassadors fr this academic year. They have been invited to attend young ambassador training which will help to develop their leadership skills through sport. These two pupils head up a very enthusiastic sports crew of other y6 pupils who are dedicated in helping to raise the profile of sport and dance in our school.
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To include SEND pupils in level 2 competitions/festivals – achieved by attending the KS2 inclusive sports festival
To continue to enhance the provision for less active children by encouraging participation in level 1 games organized by our y6 young sports ambassadors - competitions organized and run throughout the year for Y1/2, Y3/4 and Y5/6 children by our sports ambassadors
To include additional opportunities in dance for y3-6 pupils by entering into the Great Big Dance competition for the second year running. Dance squad increased in size to 47 pupils from Year 3-6. Crowned National Champions 2018 at The Grand Finals in Oxford in June 2018. |
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Meeting national curriculum requirements for swimming and water safety |
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What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year? |
100% |
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What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke] when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year? |
100% |
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What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year? |
100% |
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Schools can choose to use the Primary PE and Sport Premium to provide additional provision for swimming but this must be for activity over and above the national curriculum requirements. Have you used it in this way? |
Yes we entered a swimming gala and a water polo competition. |
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Academic Year: 2017/18 |
Total fund allocated: £ |
Date Updated: July 2018 |
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Key indicator 1: The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – Chief Medical Officer guidelines recommend that primary school children undertake at least 30 minutes of physical activity a day in school |
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To increase the amount of physical activity in school and to promote the importance of daily physical activity in the children’s everyday lives. |
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Key indicator 2: The profile of PE and sport being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement |
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Key indicator 3: Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport |
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Sports coach to deliver high quality curriculum sessions in different sports |
Each member of staff to observe at least one lesson per week throughout the school year |
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Improved knowledge and confidence in teaching PE. Teachers in Y3/4 and Y1/2 will deliver a unit of work on Tag Rugby to their own classes in the autumn term. |
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Key indicator 4: Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils |
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Sports coach to deliver high quality curriculum sessions in different sports |
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Key indicator 5: Increased participation in competitive sport |
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Summer Term 2018 An Enriched Sporting Curriculum of opportunities for all. School Sports – Inter school competitions – summer term competitions:
Our School Sports Day will be held on Monday 11th June 2018 – KS1 (9am) KS2 (pm) All of the children thoroughly enjoyed a fun day of sports on the athletics competing in track and field events representing their different houses.
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Children were entered in to all CSSP Level 2 events and qualified for two Level 3 competitions in Athletics and gymnastics and one National Final in dance. |
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#SAS Dance squad successfully reached the National Finals in Oxford on 25th June 2018, where the team competed and were crowned NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!
The team competed in the Grand Finals at EPSV the home of The Cheshire Phoenix.
The team competed in a cricket festival and were undefeated throughout the afternoon. All of the children thoroughly enjoyed their afternoon of cricket. Year 5/6 team were crowned Chester Schools Champions. Year 5 individual champion Year 4 individual champion. All children competed in the Cheshire County finals in Macclesfield and did extremely well. Year 5/6 team were crowned Chester Schools Champions and competed in the Cheshire County Finals in Macclesfield. Cricket - Chester Schools Semi-finalists in all cricket competitions entered
Rounders - Chester Schools Champions
Athletics - Lots of individual successes on the track and field and an overall 3rd place out of over 30 competing schools Swimming - Individual medals, a team bronze in the relay and an overall Team Gold and Chester Champions.
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