Physical Education (PE)

At Park View, we use the Get Set 4 PE scheme to provide a high-quality, progressive and inclusive Physical Education curriculum. The scheme is fully aligned with the National Curriculum and is designed to develop fundamental movement skills, physical literacy, confidence, teamwork and a lifelong enjoyment of physical activity.

Through carefully sequenced lessons, children build their skills and knowledge over time, enabling them to participate successfully in a wide range of sports and physical activities. The scheme also supports our teachers through high-quality lesson planning, assessment tools and ongoing professional development resources, ensuring that PE is taught consistently and effectively across the school.

Children take part in two PE lessons each week. One lesson is delivered by a professional PE coach, while the second is taught by the class teacher, allowing children to further develop and apply their skills in different contexts. Each half term, pupils focus on two different sports or areas of physical development, providing a broad and balanced PE curriculum that promotes competence, confidence and enjoyment for all.

Through PE, we aim to inspire children to lead active, healthy lifestyles and to develop the resilience, determination and teamwork skills that will support them throughout their lives.

Please click the links below to view the Long Term Plan and Skills and Knowledge progression, as set out by Get Set 4 PE.

In Year 5, the children receive 15 swimming lessons. The children are taught by the team from Kim Chapman's Swim School, in the pool at QMC.

For the last 2 years (Summer Term 2024 and 2025) we have been apart of the Hampshire Cricket Board's Time to Shrine programme. Years 3 and 5 have received expert coaching in cricket from a professional coach who is part of the Hampshire programme. 

To see further detail about our PE curriculum and information about our Sport Premium, please follow the link below: