This section focuses on PE and Sport in special schools and the different programme areas being developed within these schools.
Active Walking Challenge
What does the challenge aim to do?
The Award Aims To:
- increase participation among KS1, 2, 3 and 4 children and reward them for showing a commitment to being active.
© bowbrick (www.flickr.com). Some rights reserved.How Will The Challenge Work?
The challenge rewards children who take part in physical activity through the Walking the Way to Health Scheme.
It encourages children to keep a record of their participation; enables measurement of participation levels and by offering rewards for
reaching a certain distance, encourages children to become more active.
The Process
- Children keep a record of their participation and the distance they have travelled by colouring in the segments that make up the diary;
- Children aim to achieve the first award, once this has been done the diary can be sent for confirmation;
- Children receive a certificate as recognition for participation;
- Children continue with challenge and aim to achieve next award.
The Awards
Key Stage 1 and 2
- Bronze - 5 walks
- Silver - 10 walks
- Gold - 25 walks
Key Stage 3 and 4
- Bronze - 10 walks
- Silver - 20 walks
- Gold - 30 walks
Active Walking Challenge Record Sheets
To access the record sheets needed to take part in the challenge please click on the link below:
For guidance and support on how to use resources in this section, and for information about sport in East Riding of Yorkshire
schools, please contact:
James Black, Positive Futures Coordinator
Tel: (01482) 392530
email: james.black@eastriding.gov.uk
Matt Rhodes, Assistant Sports Development Officer,
East Riding of Yorkshire Council Sport and Play Development Service,
Tel: (01482) 392512
email: matt.rhodes@eastriding.gov.uk
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