A guide to success! By Mr Cronin Head of PE and PSHE.

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Physical Education at Linslade School A guide to success! By Mr Cronin Head of PE and PSHE

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Physical Education at Linslade School

A guide to success!By

Mr Cronin Head of PE and PSHE

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Curriculum Pupils could be learning up to three different

sports in one week so it is important children know what they are doing and when.

Lessons rotate on a half-term basis and a list of what is going on during the year will be available of the website.

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Competition OpportunitiesThere are opportunities for pupils to try out for School

teams in which they will compete against other local Schools such as: Brooklands, Leighton, Fulbrook and Gilberts.

All pupils will have an opportunity to compete in inter-house competitions.

The Gym/Dance Showcase will also be available to participate in.

Sports clubs generally cater for every ability unless stated, these are often run with Young Leaders to develop their skills in coaching and refereeing.

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PE Kit OUTDOOR AND INDOOR IN COLD WEATHER

White short sleeved polo shirt HatBlack Shorts GlovesLong Red Socks Tracksuit bottomsSchool Red Reversible Rugby Shirt Extra T-shirt or thermal layerFootball Boots & Trainers (Extra layers in dark colour)Shin PadsMouth guard for Rugby and Hockey

Hair MUST be tied back from the face, even bobs.

SWIMMING

BOYS GIRLSSwimming Trunks Towel, goggles and swim hat One Piece Costume

CHILDREN ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO TAKE THEIR PE KIT HOME FOR REGULAR WASHING.

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Pupils in the correct PE Kit

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PE kit in bad weather At Linslade we go outside for many of our PE lessons, whatever the weather.

It is crucial pupils are prepared for cold and hot weather by bringing the following extra kit when necessary:

- Thermal base layer

- Extra t-shirt and tracksuit bottoms

- Hat, gloves and a coat

- Correct footwear

- Water bottle

We aim for all of our pupils to be active physically and mentally, so when in doubt please pack a little extra if your child feels the cold.

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Pupils in cold weather

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Changing for PEThis takes place in changing rooms, separate for boys and girls.

There is significantly less room than the children are used to. Pupils usually struggle to escape from “collars and cuffs” and tying football boots, please practice!

New football boots often come with screw in studs and a stud key - Please tighten prior to first use.

If your child has specific needs to do with changing please discuss this with – Boys = Mr Cronin – Girls = Mrs Shenton.

Please send us an email on the new year 5 email address asap so that we can plan appropriately.

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Injured or unwell? Pupils will still be able to take part in the lesson. This may just be a less

physically active role. E.G. Coach or referee etc.

Please put a note in the planner or if the matter is of a more confidential nature a separate letter should be handed to their teacher.

Pupils MUST still bring the bottom half of their PE kit to change into:

- Shorts/tracksuit - Change your socks - Put on boots for the field, trainers for

playgrounds and indoors. - If at the swimming pool, you’ll just

need to take off shoes and socks

Only if they have a serious foot injury that prevents them from putting boots/trainers on or from walking about will alternative arrangements be made.

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Medical conditions

If your child has a medical condition such as Asthma they must remember to bring their inhaler to each PE lesson even if they are injured.

Hay fever – tablets should be taken before school.

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Naming your PE KitThe only successful way to ensure your child's

PE kit does not get lost is to use the following:

Name labels which are stitched or ironed on to every item of clothing.

Information of where to buy these is available at the back of the room.

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Too much information? – Don’t panic!This Powerpoint and a list of the school PE kit will be

available via the school website under Physical Education.

A list of the pupils PE kit is also printed in their planners.

Got a question? - please ask myself or Mrs Shenton at the back of the hall after the full presentation

If you require any information regarding how best to name your child's PE kit, please collect an information sheet at the back of the room.