PE and School Sport

PE and Sport Premium

Please read the information below which gives details of our PE and Sport Premium Grant and how we allocate the funding.

Physical Education

Autumn 1 Curriculum PE Topics

EYFS

Unit 1: Cooperate and Solve Problems

Unit 2: Manipulation and Coordination

Key Stage 1

Unit 1: Attack, Defend, Shoot

Unit 2: Send and Return

Key Stage 2:

Unit 1: Outdoor Adventurous Activity

Unit 2: Football

School Sport

Cross Country

Well Done to all of the Cross country runners from years 5 and 6 who represented St Margaret's recently at the South Solihull Sport Partnership Cross Country Event. All runners impressed at the events earning house points for their endeavours, with highest finish going to the Year 6 Girls team who placed 3rd overall in the Small Schools competition.

South Solihull School Football League

St Margaret's will once again be competing on two fronts in Football this year as part of the South Solihull School Sport Partnership. 

Open Football League

(Small School League 2)

Our Lady of Compassion

Lady Katherine Leveson

St Patricks

Hockley Heath

Meriden

St Margaret's

George Fentham

Girls Football League

(Girls League 2)

Dorridge

Balsall Common

Haslucks Green

St Margaret's

Mill Lodge

Ulverley

Meriden

Squads for the two leagues will be selected in the coming weeks, with training beginning before the first fixtures take place in November.

Details will be communicated to parents of participating pupils in notice of the fixtures.

Thankyou in advance for supporting the teams through the winter months this year.

South Solihull Netball League

(Open League 3)

St Augustine's

Eversfield

Our Lady of Compassion

TGPA St James 1

TGPA St James 2

St Margaret's

TGPA Yew Tree

St Andrew's

St Margaret's will once again be competing in the South Solihull Netball League during the Spring Term. The league is open, for both girls and boys to play and represent the school in Netball. 

Physical Activity

Active Play Heroes

Well done to the 15 Active Play Heroes from years 5 and 6 that performed excellently during their Play Heroes training at Tudor Grange Tennis Centre recently. The Play Heroes have been trained to deliver high quality active games on the playground during lunch playtimes. We look forward to participating in their activities after half term.

Activity Break

To give the children the best opportunity to achieve their daily 60 active minutes every pupil participates in a 15 minute activity break during the school afternoon. The children team up in their house groups to collaborate and cooperate in physical activities lead by year 6.         

Walk to School Week

During the week beginning Monday 16th October children are encouraged to walk, scoot or cycle to school in order to reduce their carbon footprint and increase their daily activity levels. Each child will receive a sticker for each day they complete an active commute to school.