Sports Premium and PE

Home Learning Resources from Premier Sports:

By following the link below you can sign up and gain access to download all of the Premier Education Group 'Stay Active' home learning PE lessons - https://www.premier-education.com/stay-active/

Premier Sports Videos:

The sessions range from street dance to yoga and kids fitness to gymnastics, can be done inside and use little to no equipment. Parents can even join in with some of the skill challenges and dance routines -

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLNV8D56t6RV0wbsPnbnYeA

Please sign up to the Specsavers ‘Virtual’ Sussex School Games 2020 at http://eepurl.com/gYEFSz

A new sport, and it’s four challenges per sport, will be published at 9.30am every Monday morning,

on www.sussexschoolgames.co.uk

You can practise the challenge across the week to try and improve your score.

All scores go towards a weekly leaderboard.

Adults can also compete for St Wilfrid's.

 Results need to be uploaded by midday each Friday.

Angmering Cluster Sports

Follow this link to find out all the sporting information in our locality, including fixtures and results. 

http://angmeringclustersport.weebly.com/

Early Years Sports Morning 2019

On a beautiful sunny morning Selsey class headed off to St Margaret’s for our annual sports morning. The children competed in their house teams and completed several events using fundamental skills learnt in PE. The children gave their all and had a really enjoyable morning. Great job Selsey class 👍🏼🏅

Sports Week 2019

What a busy week we have had this year!

It began on Monday morning with our school games morning. We were lucky that the rain held off until lunchtime. The children took part in several activities using the skills they have been learning through their PE lessons. They worked in their year groups in house teams to win points. Following the KS2 session we all gathered back as a whole school for some races on the field. All children took part in their year's house relay, our fastest runners from heats in the week competed in finals and Year 5 and 6 finished the morning taking part in a very enjoyable tug of war with the rest of the school cheering on their houses.

Tuesday morning the whole school competed in the Great Cluster run with Mr Gwynn. In year group house teams the children ran as far as they could in a set time. We will await our results compared to the other locality schools when all their runs are complete.

Wednesday saw a group of talented year 1 and 2 children attend a session at East Preston Infants School organised by the year 6 Sports ambassadors. The children took part in sit down volley ball, 4 square and End ball. It was a well run event and the children had a great time.

Wednesday after school a team of year 5 and 6 children took part in a Stoolball tournament at Georgian Gardens. They played in a league of 5 schools. Mr Gwynn specifically congratulated Joey for scoring 3 fours in one over and Connor for two great catches.

Thursday after school we took the school football and netball team to a tournament at English Martyrs in Worthing to play against our deanery schools. We each played 5 matches across the event. Mrs Reynolds and Mrs Kernoghan were extremely proud to see the netballers come in third place and the footballers coming in second place.

Children will receive certificates during Sports assembly next week 

All the KS1 children took part in an inter-house Dodgeball tournament this week. Each class played matches in their house teams, St Francis, St Bernadette and St Peter's.

It was the first time many of the children had played Dodgeball but they were able to use the fundamental skills they have been learning in their PE lessons this term - throwing, catching, movement and working together as a team. They scored points for players left in the game after a set amount of time. It was great fun!

We will find out the overall house winners in KS1 assembly next week 

Mrs Kernoghan has been busy in the Spring term training up the KS1 Little Leaders. The children had sessions on leadership, teamwork, sports equipment and setting up multi-skill games. The children chosen will help out in KS1 with sporting events, active playtimes and the promotion of sport in St Wilfrid’s.

”sport is an important part of our school and we can now help to keep KS1 active and enjoying games”

”I am really happy to be a Little Leader so I can help children make friends and have fun together”

PE is an important part of the wider curriculum at St Wilfrid's. We understand high quality PE helps boost children's confidence, builds teamwork skills and class togetherness and will help children begin a life long journey of sporting passion.