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    Sport in School

    At Aston-on Trent Primary School we value the role PE and sport has in the education, enjoyment and well-being of our pupils. We are already delivering good quality provision in this area, but we want to do better; we are delighted to be given this opportunity to widen and improve PE and Sport in school and the community.

    PE and School Sport Vision Statement

    At Aston-on-Trent Primary School our aim is to provide:

    • High quality physical education and school sport from EYFS to Year 6 and beyond ( through strong links with secondary PE departments).
    • An environment which recognises the importance of sport and other physical activities in the promotion of pupils health, self-esteem and general well-being
    • A safe and supportive environment in which an enjoyable, inclusive, broad and appropriate range of activities and opportunities are available that meet the needs of all pupils.
    • Opportunities for pupils to fulfil their potential in a range of sporting and physical activities.
    • Opportunities for pupils to engage in meaningful peer leadership and coaching roles.
    • Opportunities for celebration of participation and success in physical activities and sport, both in and out of school.
    • Sustainable opportunities for participation and performance in school and community.
    • Teachers and coaches who are well trained, inspiring and knowledgeable.
    • A positive and ‘sporting’ attitude to the support and enjoyment of sport and physical activity which will (hopefully) foster a life-long interest.
    • Accurate and useful assessment of pupil progress
    • Opportunities for continuing professional development, in PE and sport, for all staff, and outside providers.


    In order to fulfil these aims, this academic year, our focus will be to:

    • Widen pupil experiences of physical activities by increasing the range and variety of sports/activities taught as part of the curriculum.
    • Ensure all children receive the same proportion of their curriculum time as physical activity, across all Key Stages.
    • Develop a co-ordinated approach to assessment of pupils’ progress in PE.
    • Implement a physical literacy intervention at FS and KS1.
    • Improve and increase our resources and equipment.
    • Continuing professional development of all staff involved in delivering PE and sport.