Primary School Physical Literacy Framework
Themed formats, delivered in extra-curricular time. Building from competition introduced in PE, focussed on games and personal challenge activities that use the skills and characteristics of NGB sports. This supports School Games competition at Level 1 (Intra-), Level 2 and 3 (Inter-) i.e. Target, Netwall, Combat or Inclusive Games festivals.
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