Schools
The Primary Sport Giants company has been developed from experience gained establishing one of the country’s most successful School Sports Partnerships. With over ten years of PE teaching and sports development a rich programme of services on offer can be found below.
Teacher development lesson support
This is a key area for use of the PE and Sports premium funding as it focuses on sustainable development, up skilling of teachers and increasing the performance levels of pupils.
How you could benefit:
- Developed staff confidence in delivering PE
- Developed sporting knowledge and tactical awareness
- Introduction to new sports (Our biggest uptake is Gymnastics, Tag/Touch Rugby, Outdoor Adventurous Activities, Handball. We also offer many more)
- Development of behaviour management
Testimonials
“Great interpersonal skills at all levels. The children really enjoyed their learning time with Mr Humphreys.”
(Katherine Porteous, Parochial Deal)
“I thoroughly enjoyed my training with Tom and found the sessions extremely helpful. I now feel very confident in my ability to teach PE, whilst keeping it engaging and challenging at all times.
My class thought the lessons were fun, awesome, amazing, and fantastic. They now know how to play cricket and think it is really cool.”
(Jessica Siggers, Challock Primary)
“Thank you, your support was very helpful and lots was gained from your experience.”
(Sarah Warne, Parochial Deal)
“Fantastic support. High quality advice that I could apply to all P.E lessons. Thank you very much.”
(Nicola Ratcliffe, Challock Primary)
“It was great to learn more about the sport and get help from someone who really knows the sport and enjoys it!! It has helped a great deal and I feel much more confident now teaching and assessing in this sport. Thank you very much for the support! Tom was great with the children and even managed to get the most reluctant involved and participating in the activities.”
(Jess Watson, Parochial Deal)
‘Thank you – You are inspiring to watch and work with. It was amazing to see the progress made and confidence gained by each pupil.’
J Lawrence Challock Primary
Big green giant
Healthy lifestyle Parent and Pupil programmes aimed at promoting Change4Life values of healthy eating and active lifestyles aimed at the following:
Big Green Giants Families: A six week programme delivered to parents and children focusing on areas such as; fussy eating, under/over eating, inactivity, confidence and food selection.
Big Green Giants Pupils: A six week programme delivered to pupils focusing on areas such as; sugar, Eatwell guide, habits, activity, food selection, food labelling, healthy teeth.
After school clubs
With a strong focus on leadership, fun, introduction of new sports and sustainability. We aim to incorporate pupil leadership and secondary school links to develop a sustainable practice such as introduction of new sports and sports competitions in line with the PE and sport premium funding.
Breakfast school clubs
With new funding soon to be announced we offer continued activity time and a healthy education programme during breakfast clubs. We also offer extended sports clubs for the less active pupils which is a key focus for the PE and sports premium funding.
Holiday camps / clubs
We offer very diverse sports and outdoor adventurous holiday camps throughout the year based in Canterbury and surrounding areas.
Key focuses are on:
- All inclusive fun activities
- Skills for Life and outdoor adventurous activities, participants will experience bush craft, leadership, planning, navigation, and many more skills required for later life scenarios
- Elite high performance training (Many of our coaches play at an elite level so have a wealth of knowledge and experience of what is required to perform at an international level)
We are able to plan and deliver holiday clubs at all primary schools to support activity for less active pupils. This is another key focus for the PE and Sport premium funding.
Bikeability Levels 1, 2 & 3
We are able to deliver Level 3 and below, please see website here: www.bikeability.org.uk
