Primary PE Curriculum Map<br /> <br /> Map covers all relevant areas of the PE NC.<br /> <br /> It breaks down each sport into what you should be doing and how many lessons you should spend on it. Only one that does not have it broken down is KS1 dance and KS2 tri-golf.<br /> <br /> The curriculum map will provide you with ideas for both indoors and outdoors PE.<br /> <br /> Written by head of PE across an academy.

Plans are suitable for KS2 children<br /> <br /> Plans have differentiation in learning and questioning.<br /> <br /> Links to NC

KS1 multi skills 6 week lesson plan to be taught during curriculum and after school clubs.<br /> <br /> Plans are clear and link to NC. They designed to help non-specialist teachers and also support specialist teachers. Each plan has a differentiated section to support all abilities.<br /> <br /> The plans consist of lessons based on - Balancing, speed, agility, movement, teamwork, throwing, catching.<br /> <br /> Plans have been written by the head of PE across an academy.

<p>Assessment descriptors for every sport/ physical activity children will do in P.E.</p> <p>Progression in expectations per year group on what they should be able to achieve for that age. Additional criteria for children who may be regarded as performing above age expectation.</p> <p>Follows the Early Years frame work and P.E national curriculum.</p>

<p>KS1 PE progression map of each sport.</p> <p>Each sport has what focuses each year group should be working on and how this progresses through the year groups so teachers are able to teach sports at the correct level for the age they are teaching.</p>

KS1 lessons focusing on different elements involved in the KS1 PE curriculum for gymnastics. <br /> <br /> 8 lessons for adults to easily use and children to learn and enjoy.

<p>Primary PE assessment package.</p> <p>Excel document that automatically colour cooridnates ability level and their average grade for P.E.</p> <p>Simple to use but very effective assessment program.</p> <p>Grade 1 being 'Emerging’<br /> Grade 2 being 'Expected’<br /> Grade 3 being 'Exceeding’<br /> Grade 4 being ‘Gifted and talented’</p> <p>Under each heading grade children 1-4 and at the end it will work out their overall grade.</p> <p>***Recently shown to an Ofsted inspector and as a result PE leadership was published in the report ***</p>

<p>Descriptors which will help you judge what an expected child should be achieving in gymnastics, dance, ball skills and athletics.</p> <p>Great tool to help you grade, level or mark the children. Can also be helpful for planning and pitching it to the correct level.</p> <p>It is an updated one with a more clear format.</p>