sports crew
At Charlwood Village Primary School we understand the importance that PE and sport plays in keeping us fit, healthy and ready to learn.
Our pupils take part in the daily physical activities such as a run and active breaks. We have several coaches enhancing PE and sport in our school through the delivery of bespoke sport and physical activity lessons and providing support and training for our teachers.
In addition to this, pupils in Year 4, 5 and 6 have the opportunity to be a part of Sports Crew as a Sports Leader. Pupils have to apply for this role and be interviewed for it. Once Sports Leaders have been appointed, they will attend specific leadership training with Active Surrey to develop their knowledge, understanding and leadership skills ready to deliver activities to other pupils throughout the year.
Our Sports Crew for 2024-05 are:
Our pupils take part in the daily physical activities such as a run and active breaks. We have several coaches enhancing PE and sport in our school through the delivery of bespoke sport and physical activity lessons and providing support and training for our teachers.
In addition to this, pupils in Year 4, 5 and 6 have the opportunity to be a part of Sports Crew as a Sports Leader. Pupils have to apply for this role and be interviewed for it. Once Sports Leaders have been appointed, they will attend specific leadership training with Active Surrey to develop their knowledge, understanding and leadership skills ready to deliver activities to other pupils throughout the year.
Our Sports Crew for 2024-05 are:
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Charlie H explains the roles of a Sports Leader at CVPS:
The Sports Leader role is about getting people more involved in sport and physical activity than they normally would be. As Sports Crew, we have a meeting every Tuesday to discuss what we will be doing the next week. We will discuss what games we will play, talk about how we’re going to lead them and test the games to see if they’re any good.
We then lead the role by asking children if they’d like to take part in an activity every break time. We also ask the children their preference of games. We like to run games that children enjoy to encourage those who wouldn’t normally play, to get involved and be active.
~ Charlie
Jackson G tells us more about his experience of Sports Leader training:
When we arrived at Horley Leisure Centre, we were given our Sports Crew t-shirts, a notebook to guide us through being a Sports Leader and shown a PowerPoint about leadership. We learnt about Mr NEDD (name, explain, demonstrate and deliver) and we talked about Sports Leader qualities.
Next, we played different games and one person read out a card which explained how to play the game. After we knew how to play the games, we given more cards to read through in groups. We then had to lead the games in front of other Sports Leaders.
At the end of the day, we were given our bronze badges and a certificate to show Charlwood Sports Leaders had completed their training.
It felt exciting not knowing what we were going to do next in the training. I enjoyed doing the training and learning new skills. Once we got the badges, the Charlwood Sports Leaders were amazed by what they achieved.
~ Jackson
Kitty describes what the application process was like for her:
I completed my application form with my mum. We talked about what we would do whilst being a Sports Leader. We discussed if someone wasn’t being active we would ask them to join and play.
I did an interview with Mrs Dance and Charlie and they asked me how I would run games and how I would make sure everyone was included. I was nervous before my Sports Leader interview but afterwards I felt amazing.
When I got my letter to tell me I was a Sports Leader I felt happy and excited to have our first meeting!
~ Kitty
Sports Leaders meet weekly with Mrs Dance to complete tasks such as; session planning for bi-weekly Sports Leader activities, exploring new sports and physical activities we might want to introduce at CVPS, sports equipment audits, practicing leadership skills and working collaboratively to discuss ways of improving PE and sport.
All Sports Leader meetings will take place from 3:30pm until 4:15pm on the following dates:
Autumn Spring Summer
17th September 2024 14th January 2025 29th April 2025
1st October 2024 21st January 2025 6th May 2025
8th October 2024 28th January 2025 13th May 2025
15th October 2024 4th February 2025 20th May 2025
22nd October 2024 11th February 2025
12th November 2024 4th March 2025 10th June 2025
19th November 2024 11th March 2025 17th June 2025
26th November 2024 18th March 2025 24th June 2025
3rd December 2024 25th March 2025 1st July 2025
10th December 2024 1st April 2025 8th July 2025
All Sports Leader meetings will take place from 3:30pm until 4:15pm on the following dates:
Autumn Spring Summer
17th September 2024 14th January 2025 29th April 2025
1st October 2024 21st January 2025 6th May 2025
8th October 2024 28th January 2025 13th May 2025
15th October 2024 4th February 2025 20th May 2025
22nd October 2024 11th February 2025
12th November 2024 4th March 2025 10th June 2025
19th November 2024 11th March 2025 17th June 2025
26th November 2024 18th March 2025 24th June 2025
3rd December 2024 25th March 2025 1st July 2025
10th December 2024 1st April 2025 8th July 2025
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