Whole School Plan for P.E
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Dance in Junior Infants
Athletics in PE
4th class dancing!
First class enjoying the balance bikes!
Physical Education (PE) is for children from junior infants to sixth class. The curriculum contributes to children’s overall development by helping them to lead full, active and healthy lives. The PE curriculum provides a balanced range of activities for children through the six strands:
•Athletics
•Dance
•Gymnastics
•Games
•Outdoor and adventure activities
•Aquatics.
•Athletics
•Dance
•Gymnastics
•Games
•Outdoor and adventure activities
•Aquatics.
Strand: Games
As part of the games strand 6th class learn how to play a new game, 'Spikeball' . Spikeball is a version of volleyball with the rules adapted slightly to make it more inclusive for all abilities. This year secondary school pupils from a local school came and worked with our 6th class, teaching them the rules and coaching them through their newly acquired skills. To finish up their programme the pupils partook in a Spikeball blitz, run by Volleyball Ireland in The Watershed Kilkenny. Everyone participated and great fun was had by all.
Strand: Dance
Throughout our school year every class in the school partake in a block of Irish Dancing classes as part of their P.E programme. Evelyn White teaches the classes a varied amount of dances depending on their age. All pupils really look forward to their dance class. At the end of their 8-10 weeks of lessons their parents sometimes come in to see the skills they have acquired.
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Strand: Aquatics
Every year during term 1 third and fourth class travel in to The Watershed for their school's swimming programme.
In May/June the annual school's swimming gala also takes place in The Watershed. Children from 3rd class up compete in each of the different swim strokes and also in relay races within their age group.
In class the teachers complete the PAWS programme with their pupils. A number of teachers have done courses in this and every teacher has a resource pack which they use to complete it efficiently.
In May/June the annual school's swimming gala also takes place in The Watershed. Children from 3rd class up compete in each of the different swim strokes and also in relay races within their age group.
In class the teachers complete the PAWS programme with their pupils. A number of teachers have done courses in this and every teacher has a resource pack which they use to complete it efficiently.
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