Spring Term - Year 4 - Tennis & Inclusive Sports

Following on with tennis this week, we have been building towards playing full rallies in singles, with some students also progressing to competing in doubles matches.

We have continued to develop our understanding of inclusive sports. The students have had the opportunity to take part in football golf, variations of rounders, volleyball, and a range of other sports and activities, all designed to encourage participation, teamwork, and enjoyment for everyone.

Overall, Year 4 have broadened their knowledge of sport and developed their understanding of different rules, tactics, and approaches. They have also expanded their perspectives, gaining a greater appreciation of how sports can be adapted to be inclusive and engaging for all.

















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