Physical education
“When it comes to health and well-being, regular exercise is about as close to a magic potion as you can get”
Thich Nhat Hanh
At Snaresbrook Primary School, we aim to provide a high-quality PE curriculum that provides enjoyment for pupils from Reception to Year 6 and allows them to become physically confident. By providing opportunities for pupils to experience a range of physically-demanding activities we intend that our curriculum supports the development of their health, fitness and wellbeing and inspires children to succeed and excel in sport.
How is PE implemented?
Snaresbrook’s PE curriculum provides enjoyable and challenging learning through a range of activities including: invasion games, net and wall games, strike and field games, as well as gymnastics, dance, swimming and outdoor and adventure activities.
Our provision consists of:
* One hour of PE for Early Years Foundation Stage/Key Stage 1 (Nursery to Year 2)
* Two hours of PE for Key Stage 2 (Years 3 to 6)
Lessons are carefully planned and delivered by class teachers.
We also offer a range of clubs for different ages and aim to take part in competitive sporting events and interschool competitions across Redbridge borough and London.
snaresbrook PE curriculum
At Snaresbrook Primary School our aim is that all our pupils are able to develop physical competence in order to excel in a wide range of physical activities, including competitive sports. Our aim is that pupils enjoy healthy participation and learn fundamental movement skills, combined with rules, strategies and tactics that they apply to a range of sporting activities. Our lessons are planned carefully, and delivered to ensure that every child progresses across the individual year as well as across the key stages of primary school.
Sports clubs
We offer a range of sports clubs throughout the year. For the academic year of 2021-2022 we are offering the following extracurricular sporting activities:
| Day | |
| Monday | Mini Gymnastics (Years 1&2) |
| Tuesday | Football (Years 1-3) |
| Wednesday | Multi-sports (Years 1 &2) |
| Thursday | Football (Years 4-6) |
| Friday | N/A |
opportunities for enriched PE learning
We are always looking for opportunities to promote PE in the school by organising trips, visitors and workshops. Please see below for details of the enriching experiences that we have taken part in.
London Youth Games Tournament
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Cross Country at Fairlop Waters
We took 50 children to the Summer Cross Country event that too place at Fairlop Waters. The sun was shining for a great day of sporting action. Our children we tasked at completing a mile long course around the lake. We are very proud of how they represented the school with high scoring runners in each category. The Year 5/6 Girls team brought the bronze medals home for Snaresbrook in a great showing of teamwork and determination. I would like to thank the parents helpers who volunteered to support the trip, we would not be able to take part in these events without them.
Let Girls Play Tournament
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Our year 5/6 girls put on a tremendous display at the Let Girls Play Tournament on Tuesday. Snaresbrook competed against schools from all over East London in a celebrations of girls' and womens' football with a huge win over one school with a score line of 5-0! All of the girls played fantastic football, were determined and tenacious and great ambassadors for our school. A big mention to Sadie who saved a goal that Mary Earps would have been proud of! Well done to all of the girls for finishing fourth overall. |
Cross Country 2022
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Snaresbrook Primary Rugby Team
On Wednesday 16th of November, Ms. Sells and Mr. Sullivan took a mixed team of year 5/6 children to a rugby tournament at Wanstead Rugby Club. Our team competed against 14 other schools in the borough and showed incredible skill and team work. We finished top of our group of 7 and made it through to the semifinals. Unfortunately, a defeat of 4-2 to Bancrofts saw us out of the gold and silver medal position. We played Nightingale A Team in the bronze medal game and drew 4-4. It could have gone either way but we lost the game on the golden goal, finishing in fourth place overall. Although we were all disappointed not to come away with a medal, to place fourth was an amazing achievement for our first competitive tournament. Well done Team Snaresbrook - you were an absolute credit to this school.
Girls Football Festival - International Women's Day
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Some of our year 3 and year 4 girls had a fantastic day celebrating International Women's Day on the 8th March with a girls' football festival at Frenford FC. They took part in skills training and some friendly matches to celebrate the growth and success of girls' football in East London. Our children were lucky enough to be joined by some celebrity faces from the football world and took part in filming for The One Show and interviewing by the FA. They rubbed shoulders with Kelly Smith and Baroness Campbell, Sarena Weigman signed their shirts and Ian Wright played football with them! All of the girls demonstrated some impressive football skills and great teamwork and they were all a credit to Snaresbrook Primary School. An amazing opportunity for our girls - one that they will never forget. |
Cross Country Event
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Snaresbrook Primary School children went to Fairlop Waters for a cross country event. All the children were very excited ! |
Year 5 Bikeability
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5BF and 5KH have all taken part in Levels 1 and 2 cycle training these last two weeks, led by Cycle Confident. Their behaviour was impeccable and they were able to go out confidently on side roads, and practice the skills first taught in the MUGAs. We are extremely proud of each and every one of them! If you would like to explore cycle training more, the London Borough of Redbridge offer a range of events, if you would like to get involved as a family, click on the link below. |
Road Safety Workshop - Play in a Day
This all-action performance workshop was perfect for our students, exploring issues around road safety. In addition to pedestrian behaviour and roadside discipline we plunged into the wonderful world of independent travel, using public transport and in-vehicle behaviour. What particular hazards are there where you live? Where is it safest to cross the road and why? What types of crossings are there and how do they work? What if there aren't any official crossings nearby..? These were the themes that 5BF worked through to put together their 'Play in a Day' all about road safety.
Snaresbrook to Wembley, 7 - Nil Thrill
Through our working partnership with the Football Association, we were able to acquire 400 tickets to the England vs Montenegro, Euro 2020 qualifying match. It was an amazing match, which England won 7- 0. What a fantastic, memorable evening !
London Youth Games - Mixed Football
Our Year 6 mixed football team often practise their skills during lunchtimes. Mr O'Donoghue and Mr Sullivan took the team to the Forest Academy in Hainault to compete against the best in the borough. The team fought hard and played with great sportsmanship.
Sports Council Visit the London Stadium
To celebrate the formation of the new sports council, we took a team-building trip to the West Ham Foundation. We visited the royal lounge, dugout, changing rooms and Olympic track, and learnt about how the stadium remains a world-class multi-purpose facility.
Chloe Morgan Visit
We were very excited to have Chloe Morgan (Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper) visit our school. She played games with the children during lunchtime, led PE lessons with the Year 6's in the afternoon, and then held a whole-school assembly at the end of the day. A great inspiration to our young footballers !
Leyton Orient Futsal Tournament
Our Year 6 girls football team have been practising their skills during lunchtimes since the start of term. Mr O'Donoghue and Mr Sullivan took the team to the Leyton Orient Football Academy to compete in a Futsal competition.
West Ham Ladies vs Tottenham Ladies Trip
Through the West Ham Foundation, we were able to acquire 400 tickets to watch a FA Women's Super League match at the London Stadium. It was a great event that allowed us to share a day out as a community. The Tottenham Hotspur ladies won the match 1-0.
SKY News Visit
Our school sent messages of support to England's Lionesses during the World Cup through videos and tweets, to which we received video messages back from Steph Houghton and Karen Bardsley. SKY News heard about this and were straight on the phone to Mr Ford.The day after the match, they sent down their broadcast team to interview our girls.
Aldersbrook Lawn Tennis Club
We were very lucky to have Mr Jorge Santos from the Aldersbrook Lawn Tennis Club visit us to host tennis sessions. He spent two days with the children, teaching tennis skills across the school. This was a great opportunity for the children to experience high-quality coaching. Mr Santos then invited our students to visit his tennis club for a free session.
KS1 Sports Council Organise "Coat Collection for Homeless"
The children in the Key Stage 1 Sports Council decided to undertake a charitable task. They discussed who was most in need of help, and decided that with the upcoming cold weather, we should collect warm clothing to donate to the less fortunate. They created an advert and re-wrote a Christmas classic to accompany their message.
Primary Stars Football Tournament at West Ham
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Our Girls and Boys football teams both took part in the Primary Stars football tournament. The tournament was hosted at the West Ham football foundations grounds in Beckton. The children played well and it was really encouraging to see how the whole team looked after each other and played with great sportsmans hip. |
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