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Primary PE schemes of work overview

This event is a great way of engaging your KS1children in physical activity and sport with a focus on fun and enjoyment.

Friday 8th July 2022

9.20am - 12pm

John Charles Tennis Centre

What should you include in your subject leader file?

Would you like to teach your children about The Queen's Platinum Jubilee in a fun and active way? This lesson will provide you with all the resources you need for an informative and physically active reading comprehension activity.  

A mix of local and city wide events for all primary year groups. 

Over 30 practical resources to encourage pupils to take a proactive role in their school’s food provision to help improve quality, increase uptake of school meals and enhance the dining experience and school food beyond lunch times.

The School MindMate Ambassadors (SMA) model is all about encouraging pupils to take a proactive role in improving the emotional health of their school and reducing stigma related to mental health.

This event is now fully booked.

We are delighted to be teaming up with our colleagues from LS-TEN to provide children with the opportunity to visit this fantastic facility to try something new and exciting or develop existing skateboarding and scooting skills through a fun taster session.

Groups of 10 UKS2 children.

This document sets out 10 steps to providing high quality Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) as an identifiable part of PSHE education.

This event is now fully booked.

This event is a great opportunity for pupils to come and try skateboards, scooters and adapted bikes at a fantastic purpose-built facility. The session will be led by qualified instructors and will provide children with an opportunity to explore the space and the different types of equipment.

Groups of 6 KS2+ children.

This event is now fully booked. 

This promises to be a fun, action packed event giving pupils the opportunity to experience a range of exhilarating team building activities in a beautiful outdoor setting at West Leeds Activity Centre.

Monday 10th October

Group of 6 Y3/4 children (minimum age 8 years).

This event is now fully booked.

This event is a great opportunity for pupils that can already ride a bike confidently and want to experience an introduction to BMX biking skills at a purpose-built facility. The session will be led by a qualified instructor and will involve some  drops and jumps! 

Groups of 8 Y5/6 children.

The aim of the Waste & Recycling assembly is for pupils to learn about the importance of looking after the earth’s finite natural resources and helping to prevent damage to our planet and harm to animals through exploring the different types of waste that can be recycled in Leeds through the domestic waste recycling scheme.  

Curriculum Links 

Learning about waste and recycling supports a range of National Curriculum subjects including Science, Geography and PSHE (incl Citizenship). Numeracy, Literacy and Art also provide appropriate opportunities for waste and recycling to provide a focus of study. 

An assembly to introduce the Rugby League World Cup - using the power of sport to unite and inspire. 

This digital downloadable guidance booklet will support your school to develop or review a whole school food policy to support Ofsted judgement, meet compliances and ensure your school is working towards the outcomes of the Childhood Obesity Plan.

Health is not just about our bodies and our physical health, health is also about how we feel and how we cope with different/changing emotions - Our emotional and mental health. This assembly introduces the 5 ways of wellbeing - 5 things that can really boost our mental wellbeing; connect, be active, take notice, keep learning and give. 

A summary plan  to supports school senior leaders to provide high quality climate education through 10 steps based
on established good practice and what works.