Physical Activity Policy Aims This policy aims to establish an “active school” ethos and environment which will increase activity levels and promote health within and outside the curriculum. It aims to ensure that the organised activity levels of the children are effective in assisting them to become healthy and well exercised individuals. The policy relates also to activity levels which take place outside organised lessons but which enhance these activity levels. It aims to assist children to develop and explore physical skills with increasing control and coordination. It aims also to create an environment in which children understand how exercise affects their body. Objectives An extensive and wide ranging PE programme which exceeds the statutory National Curriculum requirements. A PE and Games programme which provides a wide range of physical challenges. A diverse range of extra-curricular activities, many offering a degree of physical activity. The provision of safe and stimulating areas in which children can play and be active. Breaktimes that have an active focus. Developing an enjoyment of physical activity that the children will take beyond the school. Encouraging staff as well as children to participate in and enjoy physical activity. Links to Other School Policies Equal Opportunities Policy Teaching and Learning Policy Curriculum Statement Inclusion Policy Staffing Levels and Responsibilities The Director of Sport is responsible for monitoring and evaluating the PE curriculum. The Director of Sport, in association with the Head, oversees the range of physical activities on offer. The Director of Sport also oversees the extra-curricular provision. Clubs are run by the staff. The Lunchtime Supervisors are managed by the Head, and
Physical Activity Policy Aims This policy aims to establish an “active school” ethos and environment which will increase activity levels and promote health within and outside the curriculum. It aims to ensure that the organised activity levels of the children are effective in assisting them to become healthy and well exercised individuals. The policy relates also to activity levels which take place outside organised lessons but which enhance these activity levels. It aims to assist children to develop and explore physical skills with increasing control and coordination. It aims also to create an environment in which children understand how exercise affects their body. Objectives An extensive and wide ranging PE programme which exceeds the statutory National Curriculum requirements. A PE and Games programme which provides a wide range of physical challenges. A diverse range of extra-curricular activities, many offering a degree of physical activity. The provision of safe and stimulating areas in which children can play and be active. Breaktimes that have an active focus. Developing an enjoyment of physical activity that the children will take beyond the school. Encouraging staff as well as children to participate in and enjoy physical activity. Links to Other School Policies Equal Opportunities Policy Teaching and Learning Policy Curriculum Statement Inclusion Policy Staffing Levels and Responsibilities The Director of Sport is responsible for monitoring and evaluating the PE curriculum. The Director of Sport, in association with the Head, oversees the range of physical activities on offer. The Director of Sport also oversees the extra-curricular provision. Clubs are run by the staff. The Lunchtime Supervisors are managed by the Head, and
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