Year 4 pupils at St Cuthbert's Catholic Primary School in Stockton have been enjoying an exciting half term of Tag Rugby in their PE lessons, developing key sporting skills while working together as a team.
The unit has allowed children to build their confidence, improve their fitness and gain a greater understanding of the game through a range of engaging activities and challenges.
Developing Passing and Ball Skills
Throughout the half term, pupils have worked hard to improve their passing skills, learning how to move the ball accurately and effectively between teammates.
Through regular practice and teamwork, the children have grown in confidence and shown excellent progress in their ability to control and distribute the ball during games.
Learning to Attack and Defend
As part of their learning, Year 4 have also explored the key principles of attacking and defending in Tag Rugby.
Using tag belts, pupils learned how to create space, support teammates and defend effectively, helping them develop a greater understanding of tactics and gameplay.
Teamwork and Determination
The PE sessions have provided plenty of opportunities for children to demonstrate teamwork, communication and resilience as they worked together to improve their skills.
Staff have been impressed by the enthusiasm and determination shown by the pupils, who have embraced every challenge with a positive attitude.
Well Done, Year 4!
Everyone at St Cuthbert's Catholic Primary School is proud of the progress Year 4 has made throughout the Tag Rugby unit.
Their hard work, commitment and willingness to learn have made this a successful and enjoyable half term of PE. Well done, Year 4!