P.E.

Subject Lead: Miss Whalen

At Denbigh we provide a broad and  balanced programme of gymnastics, games, outdoor and adventurous activities,swimming, athletics activities and dance to enable the children to develop a wide variety of skills, be physically active and develop a life long love of sport that will in turn support a healthy lifestyle.
Our curriculum provides a progressive plan throughout each year and in subsequent years of a child’s primary education. We continually assess all children throughout their units of study to identify gaps in their progress and deliver tailored support within lessons to ensure progress.
Our focus on physical education will ensure that children: receive two hours of high quality PE per week, have access to extensive out of hours learning opportunities, will learn that exercise and activity are a lifelong undertakings essential for health and well being, and that P.E. will be linked to the wider curriculum in order to enhance learning for all participants. Furthermore, we provide a range of competitive sporting opportunities to develop the children’s sportsmanship, motivation and passion for sport.
The school was awarded the School Games Kitemark Gold in 2018 and continue to provide an excellent Physical Education for our children.
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Denbigh Community Primary School
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Denbigh Community Primary School

PART 2. In their PE lesson on Wednesday, Reception continued to develop their agility and speed skills whilst playing different versions of tag. Mario/Koopa Troopa Tag and Turtle Tag as well as Duck, Duck Goose! The children loved Mario tag and giggled as they had to ‘shrink to a mini Mario size’ when they were tagged and could only return to normal size when they squat walked to a Power Up (red rectangle!) All of the children were engaged and had great fun! #dcpsEYFS #dcpsladybird #dcpsbutterfly #dcpscore #dcpsPE ... See MoreSee Less

PART 2. In their PE lesson on Wednesday, Reception continued to develop their agility and speed skills whilst playing different versions of tag. Mario/Koopa Troopa Tag and Turtle Tag as well as Duck, Duck Goose! The children loved Mario tag and giggled as they had to ‘shrink to a mini Mario size’ when they were tagged and could only return to normal size when they squat walked to a Power Up (red rectangle!) All of the children were engaged and had great fun! #dcpsEYFS #dcpsladybird #dcpsbutterfly #dcpscore #dcpsPEImage attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
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PART 1. In their PE lesson on Wednesday, Reception continued to develop their agility and speed skills whilst playing different versions of tag. Mario/Koopa Troopa Tag and Turtle Tag as well as Duck, Duck Goose! The children loved Mario tag and giggled as they had to ‘shrink to a mini Mario size’ when they were tagged and could only return to normal size when they squat walked to a Power Up (red rectangle!) All of the children were engaged and had great fun! #dcpsEYFS #dcpsladybird #dcpsbutterfly #dcpscore #dcpsPE ... See MoreSee Less

PART 1. In their PE lesson on Wednesday, Reception continued to develop their agility and speed skills whilst playing different versions of tag. Mario/Koopa Troopa Tag and Turtle Tag as well as Duck, Duck Goose! The children loved Mario tag and giggled as they had to ‘shrink to a mini Mario size’ when they were tagged and could only return to normal size when they squat walked to a Power Up (red rectangle!) All of the children were engaged and had great fun! #dcpsEYFS #dcpsladybird #dcpsbutterfly #dcpscore #dcpsPEImage attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
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