Chorley All Saints' Church Of England Primary School And Nursery Unit

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Moor Road, Chorley, Lancashire, PR7 2LR

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Chorley All Saints' Church Of England Primary School And Nursery Unit

'Love to Learn, Together with the Lord‘ .... 'Show me your ways, LORD, teach me your paths.’ - Psalm 25:4

  1. Curriculum
  2. PE

'LOVE TO LEARN, TOGETHER WITH THE LORD.'

"Show me your ways, LORD, teach me your paths." Psalm 25:4

Philippians 4:13 – Strength in Christ "I can do all this through him who gives me strength."

Corinthians 9:24 – Running the Race "Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one gets the prize? Run in such a way as to get the prize."

Physical Education

PE at our school promotes active, healthy lifestyles through a wide range of fun and engaging physical activities. Children develop key skills such as balance, coordination, teamwork, and resilience while taking part in sports, games, dance, and outdoor challenges. We aim to help every child build confidence, stay active, and enjoy being physically active both in school and beyond. Through positive experiences and inclusive opportunities, pupils learn the importance of fitness, fair play, and looking after their wellbeing.

Documents

Long Term Plan 2026-27

Statutory framework for the Early Years Foundation stage

National Curriculum Programmes of Study for PE in Key stage 1 and 2.

PE policy updated Jan 2025

EYFS Progression of Skills Document 

 

The PE & Sports Premium

At Chorley All Saints’ we have always placed a high importance on our PE and Sport provision and have received a variety of awards for this commitment. We are lucky to have an enthusiastic team of staff who not only deliver high quality teaching of PE during curriculum time, but also commit themselves to providing a wide range of opportunities for children to enjoy PE and Sport through after school and lunchtime clubs. We endeavour to give our children opportunities to experience different sporting challenges as they move through the school, and to develop their talents in appropriate competitive formats.

 

All Saints' PE & Sports Premium 2022-23

All Saints' PE & Sports Premium 2023-24

All Saints' Sports Premium 2024-25

Funding allocation.pdf

School Specifics.pdf

Perceived impact and opportunities.pdf

declarations.pdf

Categories of spend.pdf

All Saints' Sports Premium 2025-26

All Saints' PE & Sports Premium 2025-26

The Primary PE and Sport Premium is being phased out during the 2026/27 academic year and replaced by a new PE and School Sport Partnerships Network.

Key updates regarding the funding this term:

Transition Funding Increased: In response to headteacher concerns about the timing and cuts, the Department for Education (DfE) increased one-off transitional support from £100 million to £150 million.

How Schools Are Paid: Schools receive a transition payment through existing PE and Sport Premium allocations (averaging around £8,000 for a median average school), which can be spent across the full 2026/27 academic year.

Timeline Adjustments:

The new Partnerships Network will begin working with schools starting in January 2027.

Actual support delivery under the new model is scheduled to start in April 2027.

End of the Old Model: The old £320 million direct-to-primary-school premium model is being wound down. The new network will cover both primary and secondary schools with a lower annual funding structure.

 

Bikeability and Swimming

Throughout Keys Stage 2 the children will learn to swim. They will attend Chorley Swimming Baths weekly for an hour to be taught by fully qualified and experienced swimming teachers. Please see class Curriculum letters, or the Seesaw  App for when your child's class is attending. 

 

PE Lesson Days - Autumn 1 2026

RECEPTION: Wednesday (to get changed in school)
YEAR 1: Monday and Thursday
YEAR 2 : Thursday and Friday
YEAR 3: Monday and Friday
YEAR 4: Tuesday and Wednesday
YEAR 5: Wednesday and Thursday
YEAR 6:  Thursday (Swimming) and Friday

PE kit must consist of:

  • School jumper
  • School team T- Shirt or Plain White T- shirt
  • Royal blue school shorts or Black Shorts
  • Blue/ Black joggers or leggings and Trainers ( no patterns or large logos ) 

EARRINGS MUST BE REMOVED ON YOUR CHILD'S PE DAY. WE ARE UNABLE TO ASSIST WITH THE REMOVAL OR TAPING OF EARRINGS.

Children must come to school dressed in their kits APART from Reception class who get changed in school and leave their kits on their pegs.

Useful Websites

Physical Education - England - BBC Bitesize

KS2 Physical Education - BBC Bitesize

**Visit this website to find loads of really fun and active games to play at home:**

Get Set 4 PE - Resource Bank

Our PE Ambassador and Sports Captains

Our PE Ambassador is Year 6 pupil, Jayden. He will work alongside Mrs Warburton, who is the PE subject leader, in things such as learning walks, lesson observations and pupil interviews. This will help him to develop his own leadership skills and develop our next steps in PE. By working together with the pupils we aim to improve our knowledge, understanding and love of PE. 

 

Our Sports Captains are Megan and Rhys. The Sport Captains act as positive role models who encourage teamwork, fair play and active participation across the school. They help organise sporting activities, support their team during competitions and motivate pupils to enjoy being active. The role develops leadership, communication, responsibility and sportsmanship.

 

         

Pupil Premium/Sports Premium Project

Throughout the academic year of 2025-26 we were given the opportunity to take part in a project alongside Chorley School Sports Partnership. The project was aimed at children who were reluctant to participate in sport or physical activity, with exciting and inclusive opportunities to develop a lifelong love of sport. Through a program of engaging sporting activities, healthy lifestyle sessions and opportunities to attend and participate in sports festivals, the project helped to build the children's confidence, self-esteem, teamwork and fundamental sporting skills. By providing positive, supportive and enjoyable experiences, the project encouraged children to discover new activities, develop healthier habits and understand the importance of being physically active. It gave the children opportunities to step outside their comfort zones, celebrate their achievements and experience the fun, friendship and sense of belonging that sport could bring. Ultimately, the project aimed to create positive sporting experiences that motivated the children to become more active, confident and enthusiastic about sport, both in school and beyond.

Please watch the truly inspirational video below to find out more:

Sports Project Video

 Clubs and Competitions

At All Saints' we have always prided ourselves on the high standards of physical education we deliver. We provide the children with opportunities to take part in a wide range of sports clubs and sports competitions. Some of these clubs are provided by Chorley Sports Partnership and led by specialist sports coaches. Clubs include: Football, Dodgeball, Multi skills, Cross Country, Tag Rugby and Rounders and Athletics. 

At All Saints' we are very supportive of each other and our children shine when taking part in competitions and festivals. We believe all children should have this opportunity and are very proud of how inclusive we are. This is just a selection of some we have been involved with this year.