PE for Schools
FROM THE BRENDEN WORTH CRICKET ACADEMY
We are so much more than just cricket
Physical Education is crucial for the holistic development of children. It plays a vital role in promoting children’s physical, social, emotional, and cognitive well-being. Here’s a summary of the importance that physical education plays from the Early Years, through Primary to Secondary education and beyond.
Our offering
Our highly experienced coaches deliver a range of suitable sessions that cater for all ages and abilities in a schools setting.
- Breakfast clubs
- Curriculum sessions
- Lunch clubs
- After school clubs
- Cricket festivals
Physical literacy for all, with FUN and challenging sessions that stimulate physically and mentally with decision making, leadership and many other skills.
Physical Development
Motor Skills: Physical education helps in the development of both gross and fine motor skills. Activities such as running, jumping, and climbing contribute to the development of coordination and balance. For KS2+, pupils advance to more refined techniques, enhancing overall physical dexterity.
Cognitive Development
Brain Development: Regular physical activity is linked to improved cognitive functions and better brain development. It enhances concentration, memory, and problem-solving skills.
Academic Performance: Research suggests a positive correlation between physical activity and academic achievement, as exercise contributes to better attention and academic engagement.
Social Development
Teamwork and Cooperation: Physical education encourages teamwork and cooperation through group activities and team sports, fostering social skills and collaboration.
Emotional Development
Self-esteem and Confidence: Achieving physical milestones and participating in activities contribute to a sense of accomplishment, boosting self-esteem and confidence.
Establishing Healthy Habits
Lifelong Habits: Early exposure to physical education establishes a foundation for lifelong habits of staying active and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
Cultural and Social Awareness
Diverse Cultures: Sports expose pupils to the rich diversity of cultures worldwide, promoting cultural awareness, appreciation and inclusivity.
Inclusion and Diversity: In a diverse group setting, children learn to appreciate and respect individual differences, promoting inclusivity.
Respect for Rules: Understanding the rules of a game instills a sense of fairness and respect for rules, contributing to a positive social environment.
What is offered?
PE is not just about exercise; it is a holistic approach to nurturing well-rounded individuals. It lays the foundation for a healthy and active lifestyle, contributes to cognitive and emotional development, and instills values of teamwork, communication, and cultural understanding.
Our highly qualified and experienced sports coaches will engage all children, include school employees where appropriate and deliver fun sessions that cover:
When and where?
The Brenden Worth Cricket Academy operates within Devon & Cornwall.
Bringing local schools together, we run a variety of mini cluster festivals.
In house or our own assessment documentation can be used as evidence of monitoring and for inspection.
Creating relationships with individual learners, staff and the school in general, promotes a positive approach to behaviour management and engagement for all.
School administrators should get in touch by email to discuss. References and pricing available upon request.
Email: info@brendenworthcricket.com
We also provide school holiday camps.
“Brendan has been a key part of developing the physical provision of our pupils for almost a decade. His high expectations, cricketing skills and knowledge inspire and motivate our children to excel. As such, we have regularly achieved high standards at local and regional team events. This gives all children, of all abilities and backgrounds, the thirst to succeed as part of team and be resilient – knowing that they will reap the rewards of hard work and determination.”
– Emma Kerr, Executive Principal, Altarnun, Egloskerry and Launceston Primary Schools.