Health, Fitness and Well-being enables children to develop knowledge, skills and vocabulary in a broad range of physical activities and classroom-based practice. This will help develop values and transferrable life skills such as tolerance, fairness and respect. TMBSS are passionate about the need to teach pupils how to co-operate and collaborate with others, as part of a team, understanding fairness and to embed these life-long values.

Through the lesson-based and enrichment activities, we aim to raise the profile of Health, Fitness and Well-being and expose our pupils to a wide range of sports and activities.

TMBSS recognises and values the importance of Health, Fitness and Wellbeing. We aim to deliver a fun, high-quality curriculum that inspires all pupils to succeed and enjoy sports and other physical activities.

In this area of study pupils will understand and develop the skills to:

• make informed decisions in order to improve their physical, mental, emotional and social wellbeing

• experience challenge and enjoyment through sporting activities

• experience positive aspects of healthy living and activity for themselves

• apply their physical, mental, emotional and social skills to pursue a healthy lifestyle

• establish a pattern of health and wellbeing which can be sustained into adult life

KS3

KS3 students at TMBSS will experience a wide range of sports, activities and targeted theory sessions on healthy lifestyles, positive growth mindset and resilience. This will be delivered through comprehensive sessions timetabled each week.

In Centre Activities at KS3:

 

Yoga	Rugby	Football	Table Tennis
Rounders	Long Distance Running	Dodgeball	Volleyball
Netball	Athletics	Frisbee	Fitness
Handball	Basketball	Cricket	Dance

Theory Sessions at KS3:

Functions of Food Groups	Risks of vaping	LGTBQ+ Awareness	Food Groups
Importance of sleep	Hydration	Diet related health issues	Racism Awareness
Sport Inclusivity	Gender equality	Balanced Diet	Risks of drugs and alcohol
Risks of smoking	Importance of vitamins and minerals	Links between physical activity and wellbeing	Energy drinks vs sports drinks

 

KS4

In addition to the physical activities available at KS3, all KS4 students at TMBSS will have the opportunity to access the AQA Unit Award Scheme. Units have been picked by teaching staff, ensuring that they are relevant and appropriate for our cohort.

AQA Unit Awards Available:

• Football
• Football Coaching
• Fitness
• Badminton
• Cricket
• Table Tennis
• Designing Own Well-being and Workout plan

The aim is to build students’ confidence, engagement and have their achievement recognised in a formal qualification. Students can then see their own progress and use it to discuss in college applications at a post-16 educational setting. 

Hopefully this page has all the information you need, if you require further information speak to the Centre Manager for your centre who will be able to answer any queries.