Implementation- How does it work across school?

Striver is a teaching tool which enables staff to deliver high quality PE lessons whilst also being a great tool for tracking progress.  We ensure that the content meets the national curriculum, however we have carefully adapted each Striver unit with our pupils in mind, ensuring they are getting a curriculum that meets their needs. Sporting content is taught and delivered strategically so that gross motor skills are developed over time; children can then use and apply them in different scenarios and other sports, differing to the specific sporting unit being taught.

We have a range of sports clubs running at different points of the year such as cricket, running and netball. A football club is run year round for the year 5 and 6's. Training on Tuesday evenings. We compete in league fixtures while also taking part in tournaments, including ones organised by our PE partners at Lincoln City Foundation. 

Lincoln City foundation coaches come into school to offer our children high quality coaching from coaches to whom sport, is their bread and butter. 

Here at Manor Leas Junior academy, we also offer enrichment activities, many of which are often exercise/sport related, including (but not limited to) yoga, circuit training, netball, football, rugby, cricket, street dance, dance, musical theatre and many more.