PE Curriculum

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At Bessemer, we aim to:

1. Improve the quality of the school P.E. programme by:

• Auditing staff to highlight development areas
• Delivering P.E. focused staff training through staff meetings and INSET days
• Employment of sports specialist to teach pupils and mentor staff
• Investigate and explore good practice from other schools to further improve our P.E. curriculum

2. Establish an extra-curricular multi-sport club to develop children’s skills and involvement in sport
3. Provide additional training and coaching for children in school teams to develop their skills as part of our gifted and talented offer
4. Enter teams into a wide range of school sport competitions
5. Create intra-school sport competitions to provide further competitive opportunities for children
6. Deliver an exciting and memorable sports day
7. Link a sports event with a charity scheme to support the wider world

Curriculum Maps

Bessmer Grange – Primary Curriculum Maps – Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2

School Games

At Bessemer Grange we take part in the school games as we believe it is a great way to engage children with sport and active life styles.

Here is a link to our school page – Bessemer Grange School Games

The Big Move

Bessemer took part in a live streamed workout led by Joe Wicks to raise money for Children in Need. We raised lots of money, had a great time and got some exercise.

Year 5 and 6 football

Children from years 5 and 6 have been selected for a number of football competitions including an ongoing league. The children have been very successful and displayed excellent sportsmanship and teamwork at all fixtures.

Bowling trip

Children from years 2, 3, 4 and 5 were selected to go on a bowling trip. The team did very well and even won a medal!

Sports relief

The week beginning Monday 9th March is Sports Relief, we hope to use this week, not only to raise money for the causes supported by Comic Relief but also to raise awareness of the government recommended 60 minutes of physical activity per day. In order to increase the physical activity levels of the children of Bessemer we are asking children to keep a physical activity diary, the template for which will be handed out in school on Monday 9th March. In order to get stamps or ticks on the physical activity diary children must be physically active in at least three slots throughout the day. Below we have created some physical activity homeworks for you and your children to try out, feel free to come up with your own activity challenges. On Friday 13th March don’t forget to come dressed in sporty clothes or as a sporting hero with a small donation to Sport Relief.

Sport relief challenges

Sports Day!

This year we were disappointed when we were unable to deliver the Sports Day we had hoped to but were very impressed by the reaction we had to our virtual Sports Day! Many children both in school and at home took part in the challenges and demonstrated the fantastic team spirit of Bessemer. In the gallery below we have added some photos of the Bessemer children taking part.