PE
PE Intent
At Cleves Cross, our main aim is to inspire the next generation to become increasingly active and enjoy learning during PE lessons. We want to ensure that children leave primary school with the desire to continue PE as they enter secondary school. Our PE curriculum enables children to develop physically, socially and emotionally by allowing children to set individual goals and by encouraging children to take part in competitive sports. By doing this, children will also build their own characters, become increasingly confident, and embed values such as fairness and respect.
PE and being active is an imperative element of our curriculum at Cleves Cross and we recognise the importance of children being able to collaboratively work with others and, as part of a team, improve their understanding of fairness and equality.
The aim of Physical Education is to promote physical activity and healthy lifestyles. During PE lessons, children observe and promote the conventions of fair play, honest competition and good sporting behaviour as individual participants, team members and spectators.
Our progressive curriculum from Nursery to Year 6 allows children to experience a wide range of activities and sports that helps them develop their physical abilities further. Swimming is a crucial element of the curriculum in PE and by maximising swimming lessons, we aim to allow children to leave primary school with the requirements set out in the National Curriculum.
Both mental and physical health is at the heart of our PE curriculum at Cleves Cross and, alongside the Science and PSHE curriculum, children will learn about healthy living and the need for good nutrition. At Cleves Cross, we aim to develop the necessary knowledge and skills in PE that can transfer into their further education and beyond to benefit their long-term health and wellbeing.
Click on the image below to explore our PE curriculum in more detail.

Our Aims for Our Pupils

Curriculum Overview


A huge thank you to all of the grown ups who were able to join us in Reception on Wednesday for our Harvest Stay and Play! 🎃🧡 ... See MoreSee Less
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Autumn Days by Years 3-6 ... See MoreSee Less
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Cauliflowers Fluffy sang by Year 1 and 2 🫘 🥬 🎵 ... See MoreSee Less
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The Harvest Samba sang by Years 1-6! 🎵 🍂 🥬 ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you to those of you who were able to come along to our Harvest Festivals today. The children did a fantastic job whilst singing, reading poems and sharing stories. Thank you for your kind donations which will be donated to the local food bank. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today, Year 1 enjoyed a fantastic trip to Beamish Museum!
We brought our History learning to life by visiting the old toy shop and taking part in a brilliant toy workshop!🧸🪁🪀 We even got to pick out our favourite toys and create our own toy shop window display. Afterwards, we explored the village and stepped inside the historic school, church, cinema and houses - with a highlight being a ride on the traditional tram and bus. 🚋🚌
They had a wonderful day and were absolute stars! ... See MoreSee Less
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What an amazing day Reception class have had at Beamish today!❤️
We have enjoyed completing a fairytale workshop, exploring the town and taking a ride on a tram! We were also lucky enough to take a special trip to the sweet shop before coming home! 🍬 ... See MoreSee Less
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A huge thank you to the grown-ups who joined Year 3’s Story time today. It was great to see so many of you there to enjoy some of our class text and complete some activities based on our class reading journey so far. We look forward to seeing you again at our next event! ... See MoreSee Less
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It isn’t too late to send in your harvest produce ready for our Harvest Festival on Friday. Sort out your tin cupboard and send in some spares to help with our display! Thank you for your support 🙏🏻 ... See MoreSee Less
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