PE
At Moseley Church of England Primary School, we aim to deliver a rich and balanced PE curriculum that inspires our children to want to become physically active and in a way which supports their health and fitness both at school and into their future lives. At our school, our pupils are offered a wide range of opportunities to compete in a variety of in sports and other activities throughout each year, which aim to build character and help to teach and embed values such as fairness, sportsmanship and respect.
We aim to inspire all children to fulfil their potential and to give the children the tools to succeed and excel in competitive sport and other physically demanding activities.
Our PE curriculum’s aim is to:
To develop skilful use of the body, the ability to remember, repeat and refine actions and to perform them with increasing control, co-ordination and fluency (through acquiring and developing).
To develop an ability to select, link and apply skills, tactics and compositional ideas through a range of sports.
To improve performance using observations and judgements on their own and others’ work.
To develop an understanding of the effects of exercise on the body, and an appreciation of the value of safe exercising.
To develop the ability to work independently, and communicate with and respond positively towards others.
Over the past few years, we have developed strong links with a range of professional sports associations and coaches: Birmingham City Football Club; Moseley Rugby Club; Yoga Bugs; Active Sports; Billesley Tennis Club; and Edgbaston Cricket Club. These companies aim to provide high quality PE lessons and experiences for all of our pupils.
Every year, our Sports and Health week provides additional opportunities for children to experience a range of different sports and physical activities and to learn about ways to keep their bodies physically and mentally well. We have had climbing walls, archery ranges, fencing experiences and even a trip to our local Mini-Golf course.
At Moseley, our pupils are provided with many opportunities to expand their skills outside of school. As part of our extracurricular learning, we offer weekly clubs, which include activities such as Laser Tag, Zorb football, NFL & Yoga. Pupils in Years 5 & 6, also have the opportunity to represent our school in the South Birmingham District Football League. We have both very successful boy’s and girl’s teams that compete every year, with our girl's pteam currently the League 2 champions.
In addition this year, we have purchased some resources to teach Cross Curricular Orienteering in school. We have a checkpoint map created of the school ground and permanent control points added around the site. This is used for not only teaching orienteering in PE lessons, but also allows us to teach a range of subject from the curriculum outside through orienteering. This is working towards our goal of ensuring that all out children spend at least 60 minutes a day being active.
Our School Football teams 2024/25
Sports and Heath Week - 2024
Cross Curricular Orienteering:
