Bury C of E Primary School thrilled to receive Premier League Primary Stars kit and equipment
Pupils and staff from Bury C of E Primary School, are celebrating after being awarded a Premier League Primary Stars kit and equipment pack.
The pack contains many things including footballs, beanbags, pop up goals, bibs, numbered spots, alphabet spots, carry bag, large foam dice and lesson ideas, which will enable teachers to incorporate Maths and English into their lessons as well as make them fun and engaging for all pupils.
The Kit and Equipment Scheme forms part of the Premier League Primary Stars offer to primary schools in England and Wales. This is a curriculum-linked education programme that uses the appeal of the Premier League and its clubs to inspire children to learn, be active and develop important life skills.
Delivered by the Football Foundation, the Premier League Primary Stars Kit and Equipment Scheme gives teachers a range of equipment that can be used across different curriculum areas to get children active.
Also available is a free downloadable suite of resources for teachers across Key Stages 1 and 2 in English, Maths, PE and PSHE. The easy-to-use materials have been developed in partnership with education organisations including the National Literacy Trust and the PSHE Association.
Mathematician Rachel Riley and children’s authors Cressida Cowell and Dan Freedman also helped to create the teaching packs, which use real life sport examples to put lessons into a relevant and engaging context for children.
Richard Scudamore, Executive Chairman of the Premier League and Football Foundation Trustee, said: “Congratulations to Bury C of E Primary on their successful application for a Premier League Primary Stars Kit and Equipment pack. We hope this kit, coupled with the free downloadable online resources, will help teachers harness the popularity of football to inspire primary school kids in everything from Maths and English to teamwork and sport.”
Louisa Scotney, PE Coordinator, Bury C of E Primary, said: “I’m not sure who was more excited when the boxes arrived the children or the staff. We can’t wait to get stuck in to finding new and exciting ways of making learning fun and active.”
