Year 4 - Spring Term - Gymnastics & Hockey

Year 4 have been reviewing and building upon their hockey knowledge and skills, further expanding their understanding by exploring different types of hockey, not just field hockey but indoor and Ice (Minus the snow). Students have been developing their techniques and applying them in a range of game-based activities. Including being umpires during the games, expanding their understanding. 

In gymnastics, students have explored new ways of using equipment to enhance their routines, with a particular focus on floor work this week. They have been learning how to create smooth, flowing transitions between balances and how to adapt and develop these balances creatively within their routines.




















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