P.E

At Longmoor Primary School P. E. makes a vital contribution to each child’s physical development, health and well-being. Whilst also helping to develop social skills, team work and self-confidence. 

We aim to inspire, engage and accelerate progress in the core P.E. skills through delivering excellent lessons that motivate and challenge all pupils.

 

Sporting Clubs at Longmoor!

Children at Longmoor love to get active afterschool - therefore our sporting clubs are always a huge success!

Over the year, we offer a wide range of different clubs across KS1 and KS2. We like to encourage our children to try something new so we ensure that our clubs offer a wide variety of sports and activities.

Here are the clubs that we have running this half term:

AUTUMN 2 CLUBS!

Monday: KS2 Gymnastics and KS2 Football Club 

Lunchtimes - Cross Country Club KS1 and KS2  

Watch this space! Our newly recruited mini-leaders and Girl Can committee will also be running lunchtime clubs and activities for all. 

Competitions and Festivals

At Longmoor, we take part in as many sporting competitions and festivals as we can. It is always a pleasure to see our children get stuck into competitive sport and try work as a team. The children always show excellent levels of enthusiasm and fair play skills.  We also take part in sporting festivals which provide great opportunity for children to try something new and learn new skills. Working alongside Erewash School Sports Partnership provides so many great opportunities for our children to play against teams from other local primary schools. We also organise many more events with local primary schools which has been a great success!

Throughout the year, all children compete in competitive team sports through intra (class V class) competitions. 

Well done to everyone at Longmoor for taking part and showing enthusiasm towards sport and competition. Win, lose or draw - you're all superstars!

Here are some of our upcoming sporting events:

Hey Longmoor pupils, how active are you? 

Did you know that the Chief Medical Officer guidelines suggest that all children should be active for 60 minutes a day? 

At Longmoor we aim to ensure that our pupils are active for at least 30 minutes of the school day. 

How could our pupils be more active out of school? 5 Top Tips! 

1. Join a club - we offer many but there are also loads of great clubs running in Long Eaton. We regularly hand out club leaflets so keep your eyes peeled!

                                                            2.  Go outdoors! Go for a walk or run. Meet your friends and play an active                                                                  game. 

                                                            3. Online at home workouts! Try the Joe Wicks school workouts. You'll find                                                                  these on YouTube! 

                                                            4. Walk where possible - try walking, cycling or scooting to school if you can!

                                                            5. Turn off the TV/Game and make time for exercise! It's fun and makes you                                                                feel great!

Sports Relief 2018

For Sports relief we completed a charity day where the children walk/jog/ran for 20 minutes and danced for 2o minutes. It was a very active day for the children in which they were left very tidied and ultimately satisfied with some excellent physical activity. Well done all. Thank you everybody for your sponsorship pennies, we are still counting up all of the money.

Winter Olympics curling competition.

The whole school this week took part in a Curling competition, each class took turns as part of their indoor P.E. slot to chase gold. The classes were split into four teams and were given their own nation from the Games. The total score for each country was collated to make a medal table.

The results are in;

Unbelievable performance from FS2's Moles who took Gold.

Keep an eye out for our next whole school competition which is basketball/handball.  

Daily Steps Pedometer Challenge!

In order to encourage our learners to be more active during break and lunchtimes, we have been running a whole class daily steps challenge using pedometers to count our steps.  The classes in KS2 have been taking it in turns to use the pedometers for a week at a time - they really have been getting lots more steps everyday!!

Keep going with those steps everyone!! 

Get involved with sport in our local area!

• Erewash Valley Gymnastics Club - for all ages and abilities. Oaklea Mills, Oakleays Road, Long Eaton, NG10 1FQ. 0115 972 6070 or find them on Facebook.
• Gymnastic Classes at Sandiacre, Friesland Sports Centre - 01159 490400. Website: http://sandiacrefreislandsportscentre.co.uk Email: sfsc@erewash.gov.uk
• Coached activity programme at West Park Leisure Centre (3:45 - 4:45pm), for 7-12 year olds, £2.50 per person - www.erewash.gov.uk for more information and registration form (or collect forms in school).
  • Monday: Racquet Sports.
  • Tuesday: Multi Sports.
  • Friday: Football
• Long Eaton Swimming Club. 07580013491. Email: membership@longeatonswimmingclub.org.uk. Website: www.longeatonswimmingclub.org.uk
• Long Eaton United's Future Blues for 4 and 5 year olds, weekly training every Saturday morning 9:15-10:15 at Grange Park, Long Eaton. Contact danielhancock59@gmail.com, 07894 502803.
• Stanton Ilkeston Football Club - players wanted! Girls aged 9-11. All abilities welcome. Training Friday 5pm-6pm at Kirk Hallam Community College. Contact Christie on 07976 412523 for information.
• Family membership to Erewash Health Club - swimming, health club, golf and other activities. Up to 5 people for £1 per day (£365 per year) if at least one member of the family is 14-17 years old: http://www.erewashhealthclub.co.uk/every1active

For more information about local clubs and activities, visit http://www.derbyshiresport.co.uk