In our P.E. session this week, we were visited by Danni form Diddi Dance. Diddi dance runs funky and fun dance community classes and classes in schools for early years children. In each workshop,...
At Harlow Green, our vision is that children will not only develop academically but will develop physically and emotionally so that they are able to lead long, successful and healthy lives. An essential aspect of this is to develop a love of sport and physical activity.
Within the school day, through PE sessions, break/lunch times and extra-curricular activity, we aim to have children be regularly active and improve their understanding of healthy lifestyles. All children within KS1 and KS2 have two sessions of PE/Physical activity per week where they will be introduced to games, gymnastics, dance, swimming (Y5) and outdoor pursuits. A great many children in our school find that sport is a particular passion and we have various teams which compete in local competitions.
Schools are now in receipt of specific funding for improvement in sports and health provision – Sports Premium – which the government aims for schools to use to develop practice and have a positive impact upon children’s health.
For the year 2022-2023, the school has received £19,330 Sports Premium.
Below is our school’s Sports Premium Plan as well as a link to the National Guidance for Sports Premium.
Sports Premium Reporting Harlow Green 2022-2023
Sports Premium Reporting Harlow Green 2021-2022 Review
Sports Premium Reporting Harlow Green 2020-2021
Sports Premium Reporting Harlow Green 2019-2020
This week, the children in Year 3 had the opportunity to learn about the sport of boccia. Mr Davison, from Grace College, came into school to demonstrate the game and explain the rules. Once...
For the past two weeks, Class 5A have been participating in some rather interesting PE lessons! After finding out that they would be taking part in fencing lessons, the children were very excited. Lesson...
This week, Gail from Skipping School spent time with us, helping the children from Years 3-6 develop some skipping techniques. This is part of a wider scheme in school to get more children skipping...
We are delighted to announce, Harlow Green Primary School are supporting Road Safety GB NE in their regional campaign urging fans to give drink and drug driving the boot during the World Cup. Hao...
Friday night is fitness night for some Year 6 children as they stay for an after school fitness session. They do a range of exercise sessions from boxing workouts, to core workouts and always...
