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CLICK LET'S GO AND SELECT YOUR SCHOOL NAME

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Get Set | Path to Paris - Find your team

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Find out how your Bound of Beijing- team is performing using the Team Dashboard. Enter your school postcode and select your team to see your team’s progress.

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Super Movers helps children across the UK to get physically active with curriculum linked videos.

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Teach Active is a initiative to raise standards through active maths and English lessons. Simple things like standing/marching/jumping to count or recite times tables.

Number Chase (questions cards which have an answer on top so when they read the question they need to find the answer on another card then read that question.

Great for SATs revision/ can colour code cards for ability or mixed ability. English you can move around the room for a word/sentence hunt to sort incorrect/correct spellings/sentences/grammar.

If decent weather or in the hall – relay races to collect cards of spelling/words/ to make a sentence or sort sentences into grammatically correct or not.

Another interesting quote

As a PE Lead:

Children need to learn fundamental movement skills by 7 to access successful life long learning.

Crossing the mid-line will always help develop these fundamental movement skills – movement/brain breaks will help this:

*Finger point/swap thumb up

*Figure of 8

*Tapping head/rubbing belly

*Elbow to opposite knee

*Cross hands nose to ear then swap

As well as weekly PE Lessons.

So whenever we can – let’s get the children moving… 5 mins just before break/lunch/end of the day.. Golden Mile, Just Dance, Cosmic Yoga, Joe Wicks, Simon Says etc, imagination playzone… especially on the days of no PE.

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The programme

Get Set is the British Olympic Association and British Paralympic Association’s youth engagement programme. It was originally created as the official London 2012 education programme, to deliver against Lord Coe’s vision to use the Games to inspire a generation of young people.

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The impact of Get Set

Get Set makes a real difference to young people's lives.

Using Get Set's programmes, such as Get Set's Road to Rio which was partly funded by Spirit of 2012 Trust, has encouraged uptake of a wider range of sports and activities, and more young people taking part in sport in general. Over 80% of young people agree that the programme has contributed to increased participation in physical activity. Over 80% of teachers have found that the programme supports their school's ethos, and has made the school community more active.
The benefits don't stop with PE and sport. From teachers surveyed in 2016: 91% agree that pupils are more motivated 89% believe they have developed new skills
88% acknowledge they now have a wanting to achieve more
83% feel more positively about disabled people
79% feel pupils' engagement in learning has improved
89% agree pupils have increased their self-confidence
87% agree pupils have improved their team working skills
Pupils are also aware of the impact of the programme:

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Find out more about Get Set, the British Olympic Association and British Paralympic Association's youth engagement programme.

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Power of an Active School - Full Version

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Young Leader Active Classroom Infomation Presentation

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Young Leader Active Classroom Infomation Presentation