At Keep Hatch we follow the Real PE scheme of work. This builds on developing 6 areas of a child’s learning which we call cogs. This approach allows us to develop the whole child and support the development of fundamental skills needed to do everyday activities such as, walking, getting in and out of a car, climbing the stairs. If all the cogs are working together, children will be successful and happy learners.
On Monday night, our Keep Hatch School Football team took to the pitch for their very first fixture against Gorse Ride—and what a debut it was!
Meet our Friendship squad for 2025- 2026 👩🏻🤝👨🏼👭👬
Year 5 thoroughly enjoyed their Lego workshop all about settlements to support their geography learning this term.
🌞 Cross Country Season Kick-Off! 🏃♀️🏃
We have had a wonderful energetic day. The children really enjoyed spending the day completing a fitness circuit, standing in lessons and joining in with Hatchercise – yoga, dancing etc.
What a wonderful start to the term for the gardening club.
A warm welcome to our lovely new Puffins, Sparrows and their parents. We are really excited to see you again 🙂
At Keep Hatch we follow the Real PE scheme of work. This builds on developing 6 areas of a child’s learning which we call cogs. This approach allows us to develop the whole child and support the development of fundamental skills needed to do everyday activities such as, walking, getting in and out of a car, climbing the stairs. If all the cogs are working together, children will be successful and happy learners.
Over the past two weeks, all year groups have participated in their last intrahouse event of the school year- the swimming gala!
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We have had a very busy year of PE, including lots of Hatchercise, introducing the Active Movement scheme, and lots of outdoor learning and fun active events!
Wednesday was our last gardening club of the term. What a term it’s been!