Physical Education

Physical activity is woven into daily life in the Early Years, with dedicated daily gross motor skills sessions helping children develop coordination, balance, strength and confidence. Through games, movement and structured activities, students build fundamental physical skills while learning to move safely, work together and enjoy being active in a fun and supportive environment.

Students build a broad foundation across a range of individual and team sports, developing agility, coordination and tactical awareness alongside teamwork and resilience. Through activities such as gymnastics, football, athletics and climbing, they learn new skills, challenge themselves and gain confidence in movement, while specialist PE teachers encourage every child to participate, persevere and enjoy being active.

As students progress, they refine their techniques across an increasingly varied programme of sports and physical activities, including athletics, gymnastics, football, rugby, volleyball and climbing. They develop greater independence, strategic thinking and leadership while learning the importance of perseverance, respect and fair play.

Sport extends beyond timetabled lessons through friendly fixtures and inter-school competitions with schools across London, giving students regular opportunities to represent the school, work as part of a team and develop confidence in competitive environments.