1. Making the Most of Physical Education Creating a Learning Legacy Leadership and Management is good when leaders: Have effective ways of transferring information from KS2 to 3 e.g. pupil profiles, transition days, cross phase meetings, joint assessment days Effectively monitor and evaluate planning e.g. video evidence, self-evaluations, sports council Plans are implemented and monitored in a timely way and result in measurable improvements

2. Making the Most of Physical Education Creating a Learning Legacy Quality Physical Education planning allows learners to: Build on what they have already achieved rather than starting from the beginning Have opportunities to plan, develop and reflect upon physical skills Be challenged and the challenge be raised year on year Be an integral part of the planning Make links across the areas of experience and other subjects

3. Making the Most of Physical Education Creating a Learning Legacy Primary Schools-Yr 6 Profiles Rhymney Comprehensive School Yr 7Yr 8Yr 9PSEICTENGLISH Connected Learning PROFILING

4. Making the Most of Physical Education Creating a Learning Legacy Initially set-up strong links with the ICT, PSE and Technology departments – e.g. (ICT/PE)(ICT/PE) Previous focus was on sporting profiles and HFWB and we wanted to develop and extend this to others areas of the curriculum Sporting profiles were embedded in the year 7 ICT and PE SoW and we wanted to amend this to include more detail and increase their impact by continuing this into year 8

5. Making the Most of Physical Education Creating a Learning Legacy Changed the template for year 7 profiles - introduced Year 8 profile – (Example 1)(Example 1) Pupils in year 7 are completing their profiles in ICT lessons (Example 1) (Example 2) and year 8 pupils are completing their profiles in PSE lessons – (Year 8) (Example 1) (Example 2)(Year 8) Altered HFWB SoW to cover PSE content – (SOW)(SOW)

6. Making the Most of Physical Education Creating a Learning Legacy Sports Council Year 8 Peer Mentors Looked at the National Curriculum for six subjects – (posters) (SoW) (posters) (SoW)

7. Making the Most of Physical Education Creating a Learning Legacy Much more awareness and understanding of links between subjects – staff and pupils “pupils speak with ease about the benefits of developing good communication skills in their PE lessons and how good speaking and listening helps them to improve their physical skills” Quality of pupils’ work has improved Pupils are keen to continue to be ‘peer mentors’ Pupils’ enthusiasm for the lessons has improved Staff in other curriculum areas are more enthusiastic about PE

8. Making the Most of Physical Education Creating a Learning Legacy Posters - next phase is to include remaining departments Extend and develop this across the key stage Sporting profiles will be extended into Year 9 – English Communication Level 2

9. Making the Most of Physical Education Creating a Learning Legacy Primary Schools Other departments Planning Profiling Schemes of Work Progression

10. Making the Most of Physical Education Creating a Learning Legacy Learners: * Build on* Are challenged * Are an integral part * Are aware of the links * Have sufficient opportunities “ Quality Physical Education planning should ensure that learners develop a wide range of skills that allow them to progress and have confidence in tackling increasingly more technical and demanding tasks”

11. Making the Most of Physical Education Creating a Learning Legacy Contacts: samj749@msn.com jamess2@caerphilly.org.uksamj749@msn.comjamess2@caerphilly.org.uk lucylou007@hotmail.co.uk School phone number: 01685 846900