• Focus on the ABC of movement (Agility, Balance and Coordination)
• Develop physical literacy

Examples:

Athletics, gymnastics, outdoor adventurous activities (OAA), team building, games, fitness and swimming

• Develop movement skills of increased complexity
• Learn how to acquire and apply individual movement sequences in group and team settings
• Explore simple rule systems and use of equipment in physical activity and play scenarios

Examples:

Athletics, gymnastics, outdoor adventurous activities (OAA), team building, games, fitness, swimming etc

• Develop a broader range of skills
• Apply, transfer and link these skills together
• Learn how to work both collaboratively and competitively with each other
• Inter form and inter house competitions and outdoor and adventurous activities during trips

Examples:

Swimming, athletics, net/court/wall/ invasion and target games, striking and fielding, fitness etc

• Build on and embed the physical development and skills learned in KS2
• Learn to use a range of tactics and strategies in a competitive environment
• Develop leadership and coaching skills

Examples:

Swimming, athletics, cricket, hockey, table tennis, badminton, volleyball, ultimate frisbee etc

• Build on and embed the physical development and skills learned in Key Stage 3
• Develop their range of tactics and strategies across multiple sports
• Implement leadership and coaching skills

Examples:

Tag rugby, swimming, rounders, athletics, table tennis, badminton, sofcrosse, handball, fitness etc

• Focus on health and wellbeing
• Encourage students to become lifelong participants of a healthy and active lifestyle

Examples:

Table tennis, volleyball, badminton, netball, fitness etc