At Nansledan School, we are committed to developing physically literate children who have the confidence, competence, knowledge and motivation to lead healthy, active lives. Our PE curriculum is built around the REAL PE approach and supported by Oak National Academy resources, providing high-quality learning experiences that develop physical, personal, social, cognitive, creative, and health and fitness skills. Through timetabled PE lessons, active playtimes, enrichment opportunities, competitions, festivals and strong community links, we ensure that all pupils, regardless of ability or background, can enjoy being active, achieve success and develop a lifelong positive attitude towards physical activity.

Government funding supports the development of Physical Education, School Sport and Physical Activity (PESSPA) within primary schools. At Nansledan School, this funding is used strategically to enhance the quality of provision, increase participation and create sustainable improvements that benefit all pupils. We recognise that PE, school sport and physical activity play an important role in children's physical health, wellbeing and personal development. Through a broad and inclusive programme of opportunities, we aim to nurture resilient, empathetic, ambitious and independent learners who are well prepared for the next stage of their education and beyond.

The impact of our PESSPA provision is evaluated against Department for Education reporting requirements and key indicators. Details of our funding allocation, expenditure and the impact of our provision can be found in the reports below.