Kingsbury Green Primary School
DetailsQualifications designed to improve the standards within primary school physical education teaching and learning.
Situated in north-west London, Kingsbury Green serves a diverse, multicultural community that represents the richness of the local area.
As a result of offering leadership awards to their learners, they have become more confident and better able to communicate their ideas, showing greater respect for each other and learning how to manage conflict in the playground and the classroom.
As one of the leading British schools in the region, DBS-EH places the wellbeing of students and the interests of the community at the centre of everything they do.
They hold a responsibility to promote life skills among learners and have seen their Sports Leaders develop independence, resilience and confidence in a multitude of life aspects.
Based in Wrexham, north Wales, St Christopher’s supports students who learn in different ways and often arrive believing that they cannot succeed.
Sports Leadership takes them on a journey from Level 1 to 3 and has seen them work on external projects with the FA of Wales, Youth Sport Trust and Dame Kelly Holmes Trust to name a few.
The college has excellent links with the local community through the Active Blackpool partnership, where 10 former students are now in full-time employment having been ‘spotted’ at events while studying and volunteering as leaders.
Students at Blackpool Sixth often demonstrate outstanding growth in their confidence and independence through working with local primary schools who place a high value on their skills and attributes.
Through a carefully crafted curriculum, the school provides students with opportunities throughout their journey to develop leadership skills, cultivate a growth mindset and engage in self-reflection.
As a result of their leadership programmes, the school has seen students gain enhanced self-awareness, understanding of their strengths, weaknesses and areas for growth as well as improved ability to make informed decisions and set clear goals.
Based on the south coast of England in Weymouth, Budworth Academy has excellent links to their community, working with local partnership schools to host sports days, festivals and weekly physical activity sessions.
They have seen a high number of former students continue their journey in education, becoming primary and secondary school PE teachers, something they take great pride in.
LFC Foundation delivers leadership skills programmes as part of its work across the city to encourage young people to engage with formal education, helping them develop vital skills like communication, teamwork and self-belief.
Within their work, learners benefit from a wide range of leadership opportunities, such as supporting local foodbanks, assisting with sports camps and volunteering in homes for the elderly.
Learners at Derby College complete their leadership skills programme alongside their main curriculum, providing them with extra time to develop their skills and put them into practice in their studies.
Those who have completed Level 3 Sports Leaders are able to use the UCAS points it brings to support their university applications, which has on several occasions proved vital in securing their first choice destination.
Located in North Ferriby, the school provides an outstanding Sports Leaders programme to students in years 10, 12 and 13, with the aim being to increase participation in sport and create future opportunities for leaders.
Students in year 13 work closely with students with significant from special schools to deliver a variety of events, demonstrating excellent problem solving and resilience to keep sessions on track.
Located in rural Gloucestershire, Hartpury College is home to many talented students in sports such as football, rugby and equestrianism.
Many of the College’s Sports Leaders overcome personal barriers, including confidence issues, public speaking and challenges in communication. Completing a leadership skills programme helps them to address these hurdles, becoming more employable and ready to work in the sports industry.
Pupils at Aylesbury High benefit from the school’s approach to feedback, both written and verbal, helping them to develop their skills and be the best they can.
By working closely with a local co-educational special school, Aylesbury High students facilitate physical activity sessions for learners with severe and multiple learning difficulties, providing them with access to facilities and events they would otherwise miss out on.
Located in Yorkshire, New College Pontefract delivers Sports Leadership to further education students in addition to offering adult learners continued professional development through our Level 5 and 6 PE Specialism and Leadership programmes.
Their leaders always become a tight-knit group, working together to share experiences and create a positive, supportive learning environment based on trust and teamwork.
Courses delivered:
Qualifications designed to improve the standards within primary school physical education teaching and learning.
| Through structured guidance, hearfelt encouragement, and thoughtfully designed environments that promote self discovery and creative expression, these courses empower our learners in remarkable ways. Participants not only gain essential leadership skills but also cultivate a deeper sense of responsibility and purpose. This growth inspires them to embrace their roles as positive role models in their communities, where they can influence others and create lasting change. |
Through the course, our learners have experienced both immediate and long-term success. Many have overcome personal barriers such as Academically, some learners have shown improved focus, engagement, and motivation in lessons, often feeling more confident participating in class. Long term, the course has sparked aspirations in coaching, teaching, and volunteering at local sports clubs and events within our community. |
| Our leadership programme has significantly boosted learners’ self-belief and confidence. We have created a gifted and talented leadership academy, allowing Years 5 and 6 to develop their leadership and life skills through the discipline of sport. A clear standout programme that put recent Ofsted inspection made reference too. |
Since the programme has been introduced at Wakefield Girls’ High School it has been hugely popular with both staff and students. Sport and Leadership are high profile in our school as we see the benefits of both in all aspects of school life and particularly in fitting with our school values of Together, Empowered and Aware. |